New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
WANT INJUNCTION
 ID STOP DIGGING Chiplplns Hill Residents Object to
 New Building ON OLD PARK LAND REA
Legal Action Instituted Against
 Clergyman Who Owns ProJsrt,- Police Dept. Plans Ball-To Visit

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 Judge William J. Malone Of this city and Attorney Josiah Peck Of Hartford have been retained by th. residents of Chippins Hill in their attempt 10 secure an injunction fo r. strain the Rev. Martin Farrell. pastor Of St. Thomas church. Water bury from erecting q dwelling on land known as Darlington park io- ca'cd between Burlington road and tho Litchtiold Turnpike on Chippins Hill. Excavations for the cellar were started yes,e rday and the work was being continued today.
 Tha land ia question was dead"d to fl'h'r Martin "hou' twenty yrars "-o hy the late Sjlda II. Carrinston. the deed containing the folloNluc provision. Tho condition of 'Ei$ deed lS such that 'h" grantee agrees for hims"lf. his heirs and assigns 70 maintain said piar" Of land hrr,uy conveyed as q park To be known as Darlington Park" It Is on this pro- vision that the 40 residents ct Chip pins Hill, who several days ago voiced opposition 10 the erection Of inc house. base their plea for 'ho injunction
 A telegram was sent yesterday 10 Edward Darlington, q descendant o. Silas Darlington, who is wintcrins in Pensacola. Fla. asking his support.
 Policcmen's Ball
 Arrangements are rapidly being completed for the annual concert and ball of the Bristol Police de- partmcn' which will be held in the high school auditorium and gym nasium on Friday. April l3. The program this year will eurrass those or previous years. according to Louis A. Wheeler. chairman of the gen eral committee, and the contract for the decorations In the gymnasium will he awarded within the next day or two.
 The numbers already secured for the entertainment program incll1e tn" Roxy Quar'otte Of New York city. consisting o' John Young ard Frank MoIlor, tenors, George Rear don. baritone. and Frcderick Thomas Easeo: the Mitchell Broth CTS, hanjoists. who have appeared in every state in the Union; Miss Lorrtte Hurley. soloist; and Salvo and Gloria. international dancers.
 Tickets have already been mailed out To manufacturers. merchants and professional lan, as well as other prominent citizens and the re- turns being made 10 Captain Thomas r. Guckin. chairman Of the ticke, commltt"e. are especially gratifying Chief Ernest T. Belden is again sery- ing as treasurer.
 The police concert and hall has become one of the leading social events following the Lcnten season and each year has found the tickets in greater demand. Last year almost sl,2o0 was cleared at the affair, and this money is turned into the police pension fund. which is now being operated on q sound financial basis.
 Funeral Of Harry R. Umphrcy
 The funeral ot Harry k. umphr.y of II. south street. telegraph oper- a'or at the local passenger station of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company for the past 34 years. will be held at : o'clock Friday afternoon at the funeral home of Thomas r. OBrien on Main street. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor ct the First Cons-r- gational church. will conduct inc service and burial will be in the i'orestvillc cemetery.
 Louise Dossi
 Louise, ten year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Primo Tozzi or 30 Grown street. died yesterday at the Bristol hospital following a short ilness with pneumonia She was born in this city and was a pupil at the Park street school.
 Surviving are her mother and s.epta'her. Mir. and Mrs. Primo poazi.
 The funeral will be held a, 2 o clock Saturday morning at St. An thony's church. Rev. l.. Beccaris will celebrate the high mass Of requiem and burial will he in the new St Joseph's $ cemetery.
 K. of F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan lodge. Knights of Pythias, will be held at o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Vital Statistics
 fortv-fva births, eleven mar riagcs and 22 deaths were entered tor record in the office of the city clerk for the month Of February. The number of deaths show an tn- crease of four over the previous month.