New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
REVIEW OF HAPPENINGS M NEW BRITAIN DURING YEAR 1928

ing breach of contract. Frank Mor- rissey elected president of Y. NJ. T. A. & E. Fife and Drum Corps. AL derman John F. Maerz elected vice president of New Britain Democratic club.
 2S-North end residents want own high school.
 l 29-Officers and directors of American Hardware corporation re- elected. First Leap Year baby. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Doro- wiak of High street receives number of gifts from Herald and merchants. March
 l-Mr and Mrs. F. H. Copeman Of Francis street married 45 years Mrs. L.. Schupak elected president of Hebrew Ladies' Aid society.
 3-Harry J. Battistoni elected president Citizens Industrial bank. 5-Chief William s. Hart and oth- CT officials bring actions totaling s75,000 against Peter Pajewski and Henry c. Gardiner, for islander. George H. Wuchert Jr.. appointed manager Besse System store. Ordi- nance committee votes down movie shows on Sunday afternoons. 6-Profits of s1.777,O75 by Land CTS, Frary & Clark in 1927. Surplus now s5,532,s64 according to finan- cial statement. John c. O'Brien and Matthew Malinowski. proprietors of City Drug store, bring astion against Peter Pajewski and Henry F. Gard finer for S25,060 for islander. Mrs. Eliza beth Stanton elected president Catholic Women's Benevolent Le- zion.
 1 S-Plumbing and electrical in- spectors denied salary increases. Rus sell X. Erwin office puts ban on em- ploying married women on force. Rev. Benjamin B. Styring of South ington engaged as assistant to Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe at St. Marks Coun- cil inquiry of accusations linking po- lice and bootleggers to be proposed by Councilman Gibney.
 9-Adolph Stanowitz, 10. seriously injured hitching ride on truck.
 1o-Henry F. Gardiner bound over to June term of superior court un- der bond of $1,00o, accused of crim- inal libel. Damage of several thous- ands of dollars done In Beloin ga rage on Church street by fire. 12-Councilman Frank s. Caldwell of third ward announces intention of retiring from administration body Philip Diehl of Church street com pletes 54 years with Stanley Rule & Level Go. George A. Hillstrand, miss ing since 1917, declared legally dead by judge of probate court. Dickin- son building on Main street taken over by John W. and Alice Marsland. Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Rowland of Hillcrest avenue married 25 years. A. r. Corbin elected president of Union Manufacturing Co. Rev. R. N. Gilman elected president New Brit ain Council of Religious Education.
 13-Leon Sprague elected pnesi- dent Commonwealth club. J. Mc1n- ! tyre observes 5oth anniversary of membership in Odd Fellows.
 14-Thomas F. kearney appointed general superintendent of Leonard | Suzio Construction Co.,. of Meriden. Applications to register as voters i filed by e,0o0 citizens. J. Gustave Johnson announces candidacy for , fourth term as alderman of fourth ward. Officer Thomas w. Riley ham, ed dog warden to succeed Walter ] Wagner.
 1 15-Angelo NJ. Paonessa announc- es candidacy for mayor on demo- cratic ticket. Councilman Donald l.. : Bartlett announces same intentions on republican ticket. Holy Trinity association brings suit for $10,000 against William Dobrowolski to re- cover site for new church. | 16-Reginald E. Towers. chairman of board of public works, asked by Weld to resign. Louis w. Nogel an- nounces candidacy for councilman in first ward. Registrars check 1,Sl6
 
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 | 11-Police bar radio horns pro- iecting into the streets. Thomas W. Grove elected acting chairman Of board of public works to succeed Reginald Towers, resigned. 1 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stein of Winthrop street married 25 years. Home Of John Nasatka on Lewis street, Plainville, destroyed by fire, causing S5,5oo damage.
 19-Dr. Jacob Mellion succeeds Dr. Vincent J. smith as school phy- sician. John Pfeiffer found dead in gas-fi1led room at 3o3 Maple street. Attorney Alfred Levitt named de- fendant in suits totaling s97,o00 brought by Gozzo and LaRocco. de- funct building firm. German horwitz- CT reaches city-to be placed in park. Weighs over seven tons. o0-Foreman James Sposato of city storeyard. alleged grafter, forced 10 resign. Mrs. Laurence Mouat elected president Of omanS CInb. Stanley r. Goss elected president Goss & DeLeeuw Go.
 .o1-George A. Mollander seeks re- election as councilman on c. 0. r. ticket in fourth ward. J. Wright, manager Stanley hotel, dies.
 o3-Lack of interest in Burritt shrine shelves movement. Committee appointed by Mayor Weld drops preservation of home Of 'Laarned Blacksmith" William r. Erwin and Frank Pctruzzeio seriously injured in tail from roof or Bronson hotel
 2+--Firc in Ruiman building or Eas' Main street routs jh residents.
 2t-Ncw Britain branch O. Polish Catholic Union formed with So mcm- bcrs.
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