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New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Cess who lost all Of her wedding f.nory as well as the rest of her wardrobe except coat and hat. While the date Of the wedding had not been di:initely set. it was 10 take place some time after the Easter holidays.
 The origin of the fire. which started n a small pile Of wood in one corner Of the cellar considerable distance away from the furnace. has no' been determined. IL was discov- cred first by Nr. Miller. who at first at'empte! 10 ex,ingWsh the tsaze hy throwing water through a cellar window. The heat became 70 intense, however. that an alarm was sounded and Squad A and Hose Company No. responded. Findin: that the fire had gained considerabl heaaway. Hose Company No. : was called ou' and the aerial ladder from the central fire station was also dis patched 10 the scene for use II necessary. When ihe firomen arrived. they fannd that the heat had melted or the gas meier connections and inc gas became isnited, rapidly sprfading the blaze. which finally req, he'd Jhf partitions and reached the clos"t in the room of Miss Cess who together with other members cr the Miller family. which occupied the first floor. the family or 4. NJ Eoblllari on the second floor. and John t'Connell on the third floor were all obliged 10 flee in their night clothes Two streams Of water were said after 1t was found that cheni. calS would not reach 10 the various parts O. tho cellar. Y was also nece.. sary for trem.n 10 open vents in the west side Of the house 10 permit smoke to escape and to reach the fire in the partitions.
 After hard fight. the .iramcn succeeded in keeping the fire be- meath the second floor with only small amount ot damage resulting OF the first floor. The only damage suffered by the second and third floor occupants was from ~moke.
 tiprl-Dcmars
 Miss Margaret [. nemars of l.S North Main street and Otto Cirpel of King load were married at .;sn o clock Saturday afternoon N ,ht German Lutheran church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Never,
 Following an unannounced wed GinS trip, NIT. and Mrs. Cippel Will reside on King road.
 Trinity Mems Club
 J. Ernest Andrew. general man aeer c: Ahe Wallace Barnes Go. and president Of the Bristol Chamber of commerce. will deliver an industrial talk on springs that we cannot do without 10 'hc members O, Trinity Mems club or Tuesday at { r, m.
 The meeting will be held in the 0arish rooms Of Trinity church. hristo'. and Inc members and their friends are urged 10 attend. as an interesting evening is assured.
 st. Pa,rIck's night frolic an1 dance by Maple End Athletic club John Jennings schocl.-adv,,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
CH|LDREN'S TEETH
 NEED ATTENTION State Oral Hysienist Makes
 Report On Berlin @ GIVEN EXAMINATIONS
kensington Athletic Club Whist Scout Meeting Today and Ton,or- row-Mecting Of Central Congrc- eauonAl Club-Interesttng News.

Figures issued recently by Miss Miller, oral hygienist from the state department of health. who made 3 dental survey in the grades of the konsington Grammar school. show that the general condition of the children's teeth 10 be away below par The survey report bears out the statement Of Miss Mary Griswoli, superintendent of the schools, pub lished in the annual report in 1927, that few of the children in town have ever visited d dentist
 Miss Miller examined c20 chil- dren and of that number only 36 were found to have teeth that were in good condition. The hygienist dis covered that 25o children had bad teeth and had never visited a dNl- tist. Figures thaN are very alarming show that the number Of defects discovered in the teeth of tho 29o children to total 1899. Miss Griswold has made a report of this survey to the school board.
 Much interest is being shown in the open meeting which will be con- ducted tomorrow evening at $ o'clock in the Berlin town hall un- der the auspices of the kenstngton League Of Women Voters. Several people who represent health work in nearby towns have made inquiry re- earding the meeting and have siGni lied their intentions of attending.
 Dr. Morton J. Loeb Of New Haven. chairman of the oral hygiene com mittee of the Connecticut state Dem tai association. will speak at the meeting on Dental Hygiene" He recently spoke before large gath ering in New Haven. He is well known around the state and has q high standing in his profession. Dr. Loeb will talk on dental hygiene in regard to public school work.
 Dr. c. r. Erickson of KensinSton and New Britain will also address the meeting. He is a member of the committee on oral hygiene for the state Dental association. Dr. Brick son resides in kensington and en- gages in his practice of dentistry in New Britain.
 Miss Dolby. town nurse. who urged in her report last year. that some means be taken to better the condition of the children's teeth in Berlin. will be present at the meet ing and will have some interesting exhibits from the state department Of health. She will also give few statistics on her work in the schools and district during the year.
 The matter is a serious one and the meeting is expected to bring out a large gathering. Everyone is cor dially invited. there being no admis- sion charge.
 The giee club of the Berlin Junior High school will also he on the pro- gram tomorrow evening. The club recently gave q pleasing recital over the radio from station WTIC of Hartford. Those who were not of the radio audience will have a treat in store or them at the meeting.
 Dwight F.. Pollard
 Funeral services for Dwight Erwin Pollard were held from his home on Cottage street. East Berlin. this afternoon at ] o'clock Rev. A. L.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
STREET SUPERINTENDENT
 HAS NOT BEEN SETTLED
Battcy. Sorcl and Maguirc Said T..
 Rc Candidates For Rear. ney's Job

Additional applications for an continent as street superintendent, 10 succeei Thomas F. kearney have been received at the office of the board oi public works. but the com. missioners have not decided when 10 proceed with the election Of . stree, department head.
 Although the names 0! applicants are being withheld for the present. it is understood that Ralph Battey. the acting superintendent. Arthur Sorel and John F. Mcguire, foremen in the department, are among the aepi- rants.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Hospital Briefs

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 Mrs. Edmund Hoffman of Eo- hcmia street has entered the Now Britain General hospital for an operation.
 The condition Of Erminio Gnaz7o, who is q patient at the New Britain General hospital. is unchanged.
 Mrs. Vincent kelleher Of North Washington street has entered thc New Britain General hospital 10 un- derso an operation.
 Mrs. Burton Hart Of Whiting street us patient at the Hartford hospital.
 William Wegner Of Now Britain road has entered the Now Britain General hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. Louis Ciccrzio Of North Washington street. who recently underwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital, is reported as improving.
 Mrs. George Barlow is improving
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
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Recreation League

In the Recreation bowling league U the Recreation alleys the Blues won two o.t Of three strings from the Outlaws. tho Five Sports dropped the Wildcats in three consecutive games. and the south Ends took the odd game from the Oii Timers,
 The scores.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
at the New Britain General hospital.
 Notes

at the New Britain General hospital
 Notes
 The We-Tns will meet this .ya- ming with Mrs. Harry Hubbard O. Broad street.
 The Ladies Guil! o' tha Church Of Our Saviour will hold it's meeting at 2:50 o'clock Thursday afternoon in th" parish housc.
 A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Angelo rosliarulo os rhr town line.
 The rythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall "Wednesday evening with grand officers present. Supp"r will be served at G:3a o'clock.
 Eahy carriage for sals. 1Ai Broad street. adv.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Cosmopolitan League

tied 10 ,e Tn the Cosmopolitan bowling ieasuc at fIart's alleys sat urday night. the latter team winning two out e three games but tho Musket"ors winning the rintall by Nlrtu" of a bis second game. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
LIQUOR RAID HAS
 COURT ECHO TODAY
Vasili Fined S75 0n Each Count
 By Judge Malone
FIRE DESTROYS AN AUTO
TcrrNNlllc Mans Machine Hurncd- Red Men to MC"t-lIealth of Cit, Gocd-iarcut- Teacher Msc,ine- Other Items.

Samuel N.slll of l.;.Nv .t,rn-. charged with keeping liquor With iu- tcnt to sell and manufacture, Mas fined s75 on each count in ,,-- city court this morning by Judgr William J. Malone after ptoa os guilty h. been entered. A ehare, of selling liquor was dropped following a con- ference betWean Prosecuting Attor- n.y James T. Nathor and Anthony J. kict, counsel for tha accused.
 Nasil!'s farmhouse which Is !o- catei n,ar the sout,sington town line. MS visited on March .rh by Sta'a Policemen Paul Levin and N5- rhael smith. Two stills. one of 4Q s-llonS capacity anI tn" other a len gallon affair. were both found .n operation ny the officers and ho,h were contiscatei. Ten gallons Of dis tiled liquor Wer, also seized and 159 gallons of mash Were |, stroy.i.
 \aslli has been convicted of Niolu Y. ton Of the liquor law once prcyior>- ly, On August .Srd. 1927 he Was fined fl00 and costs after q quantity Of liquor had been seized by Ser ceant Henry JeglInski and Officer William Thompson, Al that time Va sili had tho liquor i1' q truck. which was parked at tho corner Of Main and south streets.
 Fire Destroys Automobile
 An automobile owned hy Joseph 1yloski of Eurnham street. Terry vile WAS completely destroyed hy tir" on TorryH file load shortly be fore $ o'clock Sunday night. Squad A responded to q telephone alarm and although they used 4p gallons ot chemical in an effort 10 eNtin- suish the blaze. they were unsuc- ccsstul.
 When tho auiamohile first causl', fire. Lyloski called to several pass ing autoist> for assistance but they paid him no attention. For this req son the car was practically doomed before the fire company arrived.
 City Health Coed
 Tho general hoalth Of the city Is exceptionally good. according to a statement made this morning by Dr. E. F. Robbins. city health officer. At the present time there arc TO case ot diphtherla or scarlet fever in Bristol. although several cases of humps have been reported,
 Figures just compiled show that over 5l per cent Of the school chil- dren have been tnoculatcd against diphtheria. Also. many children have been self-immnnized by having had the disease and Dr. Robbins states that counting these in. the to- tal Of children now immune will reach at least soveuty-fiye per cent.
 Restrict Use of Old Schonlhousr
 The person purchasing the old lc'h district schoolhouse on Witches Rock Road must usc same for tenc- ment purposes, according 10 the plan Of the district committee which has been empowered 10 sell the building. II Is their idea that the structure could be remodelei into small home, which could io" used as either q permanent or T summer residence.
 The new brick schoolhouse. ra- gently completed. Is now occupied and furnishes the pupils and ttach- CTS with facilities heretofore un- known in the 1oth district. T. will. however. he necessary 10 uSc oil lamps until the present electric light service is extended and plumb
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
OPENS FAIR

Verona. March 1c.-U'P)--T Duke Of Dargamo today inaugurated The Verona sample fair. Minister of National Economy BcIluzzo was present.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
>ts'iaI and Card Party

NdFtHa S"Wlhs clrcIo VIII hold a social and card party al o'clock "Wednesday afternoon al the home Of Mrs. Arthur Judson. 1T Grand street. New Britain, Members who are going will take 'h" l;S0 o'clock troll ley Car from i'lain>iiic center and Set of at south High stree, ill New Fri, lirn
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
To Visit New Britain Lodge

Franklin JoiG. x r. and A. NJ. NlI Nislt Harmony I.olSc Of New Britain 'E1s evening A supper Will te sarN l later in inc evening and 'h" third 5tgr-r VJll be sxemplfied
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Funeral Of Mrs. HoS,o Niciuo

The funera! of Mrs Rocco Nicino of S7 Gaylord street. who died st her home last Frlday. Was held at g o'clock this morning at St. An thony's church. \ high mass of ra- qui"m was celebrated by Rev. l.. RcccarL~ and AurHd was in the new $. ifs., n | <. ...-r,..
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ing attachments will not be made until the coming summer.
 He'd Men 10 Meet
 The regular moling Of Comp bounce Tribe. ]. n. F. NJ. will be he'd in ihe WisWam on Prospect street a, o'clock tomorrow evening.
 l.cuten nc,olions
 Lenton dovotious consisting Of a sermon. recitation Of the ross.ry and Benedic'!o9 Q. the Blessed Sacra- ment. viii be held at 7,3a o'clock on Tuesday evening at St. Matthew's church. X menbrr of the La Salie,.a Order Of Hartford viii be the I,,acbar
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

fellow Mason, Rabbi Gershon Hadas of Ne CoNere gation Brethren Sons Of l-rael, New Britain. He will talk on suhl.ct of interest to many.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Eov>' lub Auxiliary

Members of 'ha Ladies Auxiliary Of tho Bristol Boys club Will meet fhis evening at -;2h in the club rooms on Main street to discuss routine business.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
{ hin1nCy Fire

squad \ w1s called out at S;3A o'clock SinLa" e'anirS 70 cN'incnish chimney fire in the homo of Vito b"Pin'o next to the central fire station. There was no damage.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Miss N,ria m Skinner has returned after spending few days with Mrs
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Loses Nctldin. Emery in Fire

X fire. which broke out shortly before $ o'clock Sunday morning in a three tenement house owned by John Miller at .S Glidloy street and caused damage estimated this morn ing hv Chief John II. Hayes a' aV- 1roNi1natcly s2,5oo, proved particu- larly disastrous 10 Miss Gertrude
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
EnfcrfAlnS TiCn11S

Mrs. Robert Silsby of worthington ridge. with Mrs. Harvey woodford of Shuttle Meadow. entertained 12 guests at bridge Friday afternoon at Mrs. woodford's homo. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Fred Troop Of Berlin. Mrs. Bennett HihhaYd and Mrs. Bergen of New Britain
 S~-,anl N~Ans ahc.ss rn-.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
INOCULATE GUARDSMEN
 AGAINST TYPHOID FEVER
1rlcnnia1 l'recaution Being Taken at .arInory-I'nys Report Arms
 Arc Sore

ApproAlmately 15o men in inc city
 have sore arms because mem bers Of the local National Guard units are
 being inoculatcd against typhoid fever. There Is no danger Of q To-
 cal epidemic but II is the custom ot
 the service 10 lnoculato th eofficers and enlisted personnel agaInst typhoid and Naccinate them for
 smallpox at least every three years. The inoculation, or the shots" as Ithe boys call them, arc being ad- ninistcred by the medical officers of the regiment.
 Monday night q surprise visit by
 medical officer. Captain La Bella Of Middleto"n, 10 Company I started the ball rolling. The men in Com pany I thought they had received The three shots in one but they were treated with another surprise
 when the medical officer again ap- poared last night and again attack
 cd the entire company with the needle. IL is now believed that the boys will get one more shot apiece and then the war will ne over.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
JUDGE WHEELER ON
 BENCH ONCE AGAIN
PresideS Over Session Of Su.
 preme Court Today

Hartford, May P,-Eestorcd to health after an illness with pneu- monia Chief Justice George W. Wheeler of Bridgeport presided at the opening Of the May term Of the Connecticut supreme court of er- TOTS in this city today. Prayer was offered by Dr, Remsen B. Ogilby, president of Trinity college All the associate justices were present in cludinE Judge William T. Nalthie of Hartford. Judge Frank D. Haincs of Mid1letown, Judge George E. Hinman of Willimantic, Judge John w. Banks Of Bridgeport. Cases were assigned for argument as follows:
 Today: Ralph w. Allen against Benjamin Motors. Inc, Clarence ". pany. William Levy against Dan- iels' U-DriSe Auto Renting com psny, Inc, Beaudet'c and Graham against William J. Tator James H. Kane and others against William r. Kane. cXeCutor, and others
 Wednesday: Robert 1T. Cone against Gertrude Cullen. Alexander F. Peoples against New England Lumber X Paper Box company, Donald Gaffney. trustee. against Jean E. Shepard and others. Gene Marshall against Timothy Ientcn and others, Florence C. Gillette, ex- ecutrix, against Charles L. Stewart,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
BOY SCOUT NEWS

Although Boy Scout Troop { re- talned fairly safe lead in the ad- vancement contest being conducted by the New Britain scout council. Troop l of Plainviie and Troop c' of the Nathan Hale Junior High school came with rush at the April court of honor and made big gains on the pace akers, the stand ing as announced by Scout EXecu- tive Q. A. Erickson shows. Troop 4 added 27 points to its score 10 bring its total 10 2o2. while Troop 1 Of Plainvilla made T points for total
 of ol6 and Troop 2l pressed into third place iy running up lo3 points and fixing its total at 2o9. American Legion Troop is fourth with 170 points, while Troop 2 of the South Congregational church has 12S, Troop % of the Lincoln school 105, and Troop , Of the Trinity M. E.
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trustee, and others.
 Thursday: Melville smith and others against the Automobile h. surance company Of Hartford. Grace Sutton against Joseph Hauh and others.
 The case Of Policeman Arthur w.. Heimer Of East Hartford against Fred w. Salisbury for injuries in a collision of motorcycle and automo- bile went over for argument at the June term in New Haven. Tho Beaudette and Graham against Ia tor case from Litchfeld county was submitted today on briefs without argument. The New London county case of foreclosure of bonds against the Groton and Stonngton Street Railway company remained on the list today. assignment to be made later.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
Four to Seven Years Is
 Sentence Given eX.COD

Boston, May 1,-IPl-A sentence Of four to seven years in state prison was imposed by Judge Quinn Of the superior court today on Maurice Harrington. former Boston patrol man, who was convicted of man. slaughter on April c5. Sentence was stayed pending an appeal to the supreme court on exceptions.
 Harrington shot and killed David Mcdonald in the Dorchester district while off duty on August {, 1927. He set up the defense that he had been forced to discharge his revolver to save his life after he had been beat en and robbed.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Harvard's first friendly opponents in the contest arc our long standing friends at Yale and believe that the Putnam memorial will advance our common interests. Our friendly has already ben strengthened by Ialc's throughout.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

The second suspension of the diet would seem to indicate that the gov crnment was having difficulty in winning over members of the oppo- sition to its support when the motion Of non-confldence is put to | vote, At the time of the previous suspen- sion the government was understo ood 10 intend 10 use the three days Of grace to strengthen its position.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
Diet Once Again Is
 Suspended in Japau

Tokyo, May i P)-The Japanese diet. which was prorosued for three days on Saturday after motion Of non confidence in the home minister had been introduced, was again sus- pended for three days when it as- sem bled today.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

church 65. All Of these troops made good showinss during the month but fell behind in the phenomenal rush Of the runncrs-up.
 The standings of the other troops are az follows: Troop 23. 39; Troop 2. SC; Troop 16, 27; Troop s of
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Plainyile, o6: Troop6, A: Troop 24 of Plainville. IS: Troop 14. 10: Troop 1 of Berlin. 10: Troop II. 6: Troop 19, 8; Troop 10. 2: Troop Gs of Ken sngton. z; Troop IF. 4; Troop r.. (; Troop IS, ?; Troop Is. ].
 In the past four months 337 boys
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CARS FREE FOR 90 DAYS.
 Washington. May l R-Secretary Mellon has approved ruling by the commissioner of customs to allow
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

from 23 troops have earned HI points, record for the council.
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that your service may continue
 uninterrupted

For the customers of the New Britain Ice Corporation there be no shortage of Ice! The New Britain Ice Corporation is public service institution in every of the word It will it's customers with Ice, the sae dependable economical refrgerant, at any time and in any weather.
 The past winter was very poor for Ice Harvesting expense effort has been too great for the Southern New England Ice Company to make sure that all cus- toners will have All of the Ice that they want when they want it.
 That the New Britain Ice Corporation operates divi sion of the Southern New England Ice Company that shares in all of the and facilities of that organization The Ice from 3 Ice storage houses located natural Ice all New England and the out put of modern Ice manufacturing plants your guar of the uninterrupted service all yearevery car-good years bad years.
 That the New Britain Ice Corporation operates div sion of the Southern New England Ice Company also that you will not have to pay this year, you have paid in the past eXobitant prices for Ice Our prices and in the future, will be reasonable and fair; they W be based entirely production and distribution costs. The practice of getting all the traffic will bear has no place n our creed.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

tourist automobiles from other coun. tries be brought into the United States, duty free. for period of 90 days.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Mfr W. M Bryant. Pres, Bry- ant & Chapman Co. Hartford. says-"We have been very well pleased with your Ice. and your service is excellent. Your drliv- cry men are accommodating and al all times courteous"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

William F McEernev. Mgr. Morris X Co. Ansonia, says "rhis Is 'o express our apprn- ctatign of tho eT1cjen' manner In which your Mir. West has taken care of our cooling sys- tenn"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Mr. l.. A. Tobie, Bloomfield. Conn. says-"Your business ds- serves to be successful if your Seryice in general is ss satis- factory ag that which we re- ceive.'
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Mir. Herbert g. Holland. Derby. savs-"We have taken ice from y1ur company since coming 10 Derbv both at home and at the fartor-. and for i've years have found the quality Of Ice sa'i'- factory and service each morn ing like 'Clock-work.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Mrs Wm. IT. Frank. Pittsheld. says-"The Ice has always been of a very good grade. being very solid and clear, and of good lasting qualities"