New Britain herald., 1928-09-22
gtreet on the west side of Central

street on the west side of Central street."
 Although these ordinances were adopted 2 number of years ago. they have never been enforced. Az . rs- suit there has been at various times congestion Of traffic which might have been eliminated otherwise.
 The matter Of parking will be dis cussed when the board Of police commissioners meet next week. al- though it is prot,a ble that a study of the situat.on will be made prior to that time.
 Auto Damages Hedge
 Carlessness on the part Of some unknown autoist last night caus. d considerable damage to the high privet hedge in front Of the residence of Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson on Church avenue. The driver apparently drove over Brown street but failed to make the turn on Church avenue. crossing a deep gutter. the sidewalk and crash ing through the hedge.
 No report Of the damage was made to police headquarters 70 that the identity Of the driver is still a mystery.
 City Clerks Report
 During the six months period from March to August 31 the net receipts recorded by Thomas B. Steele as city and town clerk totalcd SS3,47S.ls. according to detailed report recently completed. This amount is credited to the various ac. counts as follows: General city. s2s,- 36?.39: first taxing district, Se4,. "41."2; second taxing district, S+o.So; third taxing district. Se3.s4. The receipts applicable to the sec. ond and third taxing districts are police fees.
 In the general city account the sum of S3,:69.77 was realized on dog licenses: $64a.75 for fishing and hunting licenses: Sl.e25.6O for build ing permits; and 34.S7S.l2 covering reimbursement of money spent for charity. The balance of the receipts for the general city is made up . large number of small items.
 Reorganization Meeting
 meeting of the Pequabuck Golf club. for the purpose of reorsaniza- ton. will be held in the club house on Tuesday evening. October ?. It is understood that at that time the di- rectors will recommend that the present organization be dissolved and 2 corporation be formed on n stock basis, each member to sub scribe for at least one share with par value of $50.
 Sentenced to Jail
 Joseph Chaponis of this city. charged with keeping a disorderly house. was sentenced to jail for 60 days by Judge Allyn l.. Brown in the superior court at Hartford yester- day. A similar charge against his wife was dismissed.
 Chaponis was arrested in this city several weeks ago and at that time both he and his wife were sentenced to 30 days in jail. An appeal was taken through Attorney Anthony J. Rich. counsel for the couple.
 Foreclosure Judgments
 At session of the court of com- mon pleas in Hartford Friday, Louis I. Baldwin of this city was given q foreclosure judgment for t7l6.Su against property of E. L. Shaw in West Hartford.
 A foreclosure judgment for $17S.- 50 was also granted to Millicent F Hull of Burlington against property of Frank Q. Ekstrom of this city.
 Default Of Judgment
 As a result of the default of the defendant. D. A. Peters < Son of this city were granted q judgment in the court of common pleas at Hart- ford Friday against Harry D. Mum, also of Bristol. for t??5 and interest. A suit involved a promissory note.
 Martha J. Weber WAS also grant ed judgment against Harry 5. Beals of this city for S509.43 on a tax bill.
 Funeral Of Adolph Peterson
 The funeral of Adolph Peterson of Stafford avenue. who died at the Hartford hospital Thursday evening. was held at ] o'clock this afternoon at the Asbury Methodist church. Rev. William F. Davis. Jr.. conduct ed the services and burial was in Forestvilie cemetery.
 Services This Evening
 There will be devotions at 1880 o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's . church in honor of St. Anne.
 Funeral Of Henry Strclau
 The funeral of Henry Strelau. who died Thursday evening following . short illness, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his late home. co2 Pennington avenue. and at ! o'clock at the German Luther an church on Meadow street. Rev. George Meyer will ofticiate and bur ial will be in West cemetery.
 Clambakc and Outing
 The annual clambake and outing of the employees of the Humason Manufacturing company is being held today. A program of athletic sports has been arranged for this afternoon and in the evening . cla m bake will be enjoyed at the Jacklyn Rod and Gun club.
 Sessions RarbeCae
 The seventh annual barbecue and outing of the employees of the ses- sions Clock company is being held today at Rockwell Park and Muzzy Field. A sheep barbecue dinner was served at o'clock and a program of sports, featured by q baseball game. is scheduled for the afternoon.
 Mrs. Alfred Hippoh
 Mrs. Mary Hippoli. 37. wife of Al. fred Hippoli of Hartford. died Fri