New Britain herald., 1928-10-20

to the truck, released him and told
 him ito beat it" and not to tell any. one of the occurrence.
 After his release. according te his story. he ran back to the "" whers he met q classmate. Irving Wheeler.
 foung Wheeler confirmed Schamp. CTS story. telling the oficers how he had seen Schamper bundled into . itruck and then come running back . few minutes later.
 In checking up at tho schamper home, the police state that they were advised by the boys parents that he was home and in bed at . o'clock, the same hour at which he claimed he was Kidnapped. This information inclined the authorities to believe that the Kidnapping was the product or the boys imagination and the investigation was dropped. Sunday Football
 The Hill Tops of New Haven will furnish the opposition for the West End football team at Muzzy Field | Sunday afternoon. The locals have been strengthened by the return to the lineup of Jrry LaFrance. who starred at left end two years ago. and Red" McAllister. former Con- necticut Aggie luminary. who wnl start at tackle. The game will start promptly at D. m.
 To Nominate Officers A meeting of G. 4. Hadsell Camp, i |. s. w. ", will be held in their : new quarters in the armory at the corner Of Center and Valley streets next Monday morning Officers will be elected for the ensuing year. Factory Employe Injured Joseph Chaquette of PA South street was painfully injured while at work Friday afternoon at the plant ] Of the Wallace Barnes Co. His right arm was caught by a loading hook and badly cut. He was removed to the Bristol Hospital, where his in- juries were termed not serious un- less complications developed.
 Last Day for Making Voters 1 Today is the last day on which the selectmen and town clerk will be in session for the purpose of making voters and those who have filled applications and have not as yet appeared before the town au- thorities are requested to do 50 to- day between the hours of 9 |. m. and p. m. According to information available this morning there are ap- proximately 500 voters yet to be made and unless these applicants appear before 8 o'clock this evening. they will be denied the privilege of voting on November 6.
 Five applicants. who have been i'll and unable to appear at the city hall. were made voters in their homes yesterday by Selectman J. Fay Douglass and Town Clerk Thomas R. Steele.
 Alleged Stolen Pipe Recovered With the finding of 15O pounds of brass pipe in the junk yard of Ma than kaplan of 14 Concord street and the taking into custody of five small boys. police believed that the burglary at the plant of the Bristol Pure Ice Company on School street had been solved. The building of the ! ice company, which has been closed for the past several months, was en- tered last Wednesday night and pipe answering the description of that found in kaplan's yard was taken from an ice-making machine. A large clock was also torn from the wall and other damage done. ho {,,, conducted by Sergeant Henry Jeg- linski. disclosed the fact that the pipe, valued at approximately $500. had been sold to kaplan for $2.25. The pipe. which is one half inch in diameter. could not have been car ried to the junk yard by the small boys, in the opinion of the police. A warrant charging kaplan with receiving stolen goods was issued by Prosecutor Mather today after he had made an investigation and bond of 5000 was set. Five boys arrested last night and two arrested today will be committed to the re- form school. it is said.
 Driver Vn&ler 1l 900 Bond
 After a conference between Prose cutor Mather and Attorney A. J. Rich this morning. the case of Steve Orlikoski, 131 Jacob street. held on d charge of reckless driving. was continued to October 29. Orlikoski was driving an autom mobile which struck Albert Myers. 1. son of Ar thur Myers of Race street Thursday ;. Lo pr;~ al hospital where it is reported. his condition is serious. It was intimated that a more serious charge would be preferred in case of the boys death.