New Britain herald., 1928-11-28

ly locked and told the men to % away. She said she would call an officer if they did not depart, but they kept up their pounding. She then called Constable George Schu- bert. When they heard Mrs. Pardee talking to the constable the two men ran back into their car and started hurriedly off toward Bristol. Con- stable Schubert notified the Bristol police to be on the watch. but the pair were not sighted in the neigh boring city.
 Governor Married 35 Years
 Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum- bull today are observing their silver wedding. They were married at the home of Mrs. Trumbull's parents on Pennington avenue .on November cS, 1903. The observance Of the an- Eiversary will take the form of . re- ception at the Pennington Country club tonight. Members of the group Of young people to which the Trum- bulls belonged when they were mar ried will be present, as will many persons prominent in the social and official circles of the state. The Trumbulls' two daughters. Florence and Jean. will attend. the latter hav- ing returned this afternoon from Mount Holyoke college.
 Present For Constable
 A purse of gold in recognition of his services as night patrolman dur ing the past year was presented to Constable George Schubert by Plain- vile merchants last night at a meet ing in Odd Fellows hall. The money had been collected by John Pettlnato and Nicenzo Minella, the' latter making the formal presenta- ton. Officer Schburt's work since his appointment as night patrolman mas been highly satisfactory the werchants feel. and they took this opportunity of q Thanksgiving gift as means of letting him know that they appreciated it.
 constable Schubert today thanked the merchants for their gift, adding modestly. T don't took for such things My work is in my line of duty It was the first time an off, ncer had been so rewarded. and schubert was duly grateful.
 Annual Christmas Sale
 The Ladies' Aid society of the P'alnville NJ. F. church will hold ita annual Christmas sale in the church parlors next Wednesday, afternoon ana evening. Mrs. Emil Zickwolfe. president Of the society. is general chatrman. assisted by the following. Mrs. Fred Root. aprons; Mrs. William A. Albright, fancy work: Mrs. John F. Lamb, handkerchiefs; Mrs Leroy Mason, decorations; Mrs. Fred sharples. tea tables: and Mrs, Ed ward Lyons, supper committee. A not supper will be served from to o'clock.
 Officers Warns Parents
 A warning to parents of school children was issued today by Traffic Officer David Kaufman, who is now serving his fourth year as director or traffic at Broad and Whiting streets during the hours when chill | n'en are going to and from school. oHicer Kaufman stated that, when He IS allowing automobile traffic to proceed. the children are too i'm. patient to wait on the corner until he signals them to go. Instead. they walk few score yards up the street ana scnttle across there, regardless Of whether auto traffic is stopped ar not. They are beyond his control when 50 far from the corner, Kauff- man continued. and he says that they are endangerine their lives. The officer advised parents to in- strnct their children to remain where he could keep watch over them and to cross only when he signalled them to do so. In this way. he said. the fathers and mothers could cooperate with him fin safeguarding their youngsters from possible injury.
 Condition Of Injured
 The condition of Leroy Futile, g. year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Dwigh, T. Futile is improving slowly. Leslie M. Atwater is able to sit up a DOT tion of each day Both are patients at the New Britain General hospital and are suffering from severe burns Woodrow Broskowski of North Washington street, who was burned by the explosion of tar barrel yes. terday morning, is reported to be a. comfortable as can be expected.
 Holiday Closing
 Stores. factories, schools-all vii be closed tomorrow in observance o1 Thanksgiving. The stores and bar. Der shops will remain open until 1t o'clock tonight to accommodate theil customers. The Plainville Trust Co