New Britain herald., 1928-10-22

lice department this morning follow. ing g two weeks vacation.
 Captain Thomas F. Guckin. whe has also been on vacation for the past two weeks. will return to desk duty this evening.
 Relaying Tracks
 Section forces of the Bristol Traction company this morning started work on relaying the trolley rails at the corner of Main street and Riverside avenue. While the work is in progress traffic at that point will be directed by . police officer.
 Deatl, Of Infant
 Raymond. two year old son of MT. and Mrs. Hormidas Landry of 233 Washington street. Forestville died last evening at the Bristol hospital from convulsions.
 The funeral. in charge of Under taker James J. Dunn. will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of the parents. Burial will be in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Partition Fire
 Squad A and Hose Company No. . were caled out at 5:20 a. m. Sum- day for fire in the home of John Schultz on South Chipins Hill. The blaze was apparently caused by sparks dropping from a defective chimney into a fireplace and setting fire to a partition. The damage was slight.
 Case Continued
 The case of Nathan kaplan of 1l Concord street. charged with receiv. ing stolen goods from small boys, was again continued by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning until Saturday.
 According to the police, seven boys are implicated in the theft of the brass pipe from the plant of the Bristol Pure Ice company and which was later located in kaplan's junk yard. It is understood that the par ents of five of the boys are agreeable to assuming their portion of the damage caused the ice plant. by their offsprings while the parents of the other two refuse to consider making any settlement and are per- fectly willing that their children should go to reform school. Douglass K. Warner, owner of the ice com- pany. has estimated the damage to his equipment at $500.
 Personal Tax Delinquents
 Fifty warrants for personal tax delinquents were turned over to the police department this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. and will be served by Ser geant Henry Jeglinski today and Tuesday so that the cases may be disposed of Wednesday morning. Those on whom warrants are served will be obliged to pay, in addition to the $2 tax. delinquency fee of $1 and the costs of the court Church Finances A meeting of the men of St. Jos eph's parish has been called for next Wednesday evening by Rev. William P. Laflin. recently appoint ed pastor of the church. At that time the financial situation of the parish will be discussed and ways and meana decided upon to place the affairs of the church on sound financial basis. Car Collide Automobiles operated by Morris I.aschwer of 161 Greenfield steet. Hartford. and Louis Hickey of Pennington avenue, this city col- lided Sunday night on Pennington avenue just cast of Lindy Manor :n the town of Pennington. Hickey's car was overturned and Mrs. Hick- ey and Mrs. Gilnight. both passen- gers in the automobile were cut and lacerated by flying glass. They were treated at the Bristol hospital and later were taken to their homes. Officer Fuller Of Pennington. who investigated the crash. held Lasch- wer on charge of reckless driving. He will be given a hearing in the Pennington borough court this eve- ming.
 New Haven Team Defaults Objecting to a decision in their game with the West Ends of this city at Muzzy Field Sunday after noon. the Hilltops of New Haven left the field and refused to resume play. At the time of the dispute the Elm City eleven was leading to while the Bristol team had car ried the ball down to within easy scoring distance of the visitors goal posts.