New Britain herald., 1928-11-28

our4t thto @eHae3 100 Wa9 0eaeotSe&~ ed. the men esca ptag by b.cakjax the giass in one of the dooFs. Pcsannal Tax Deliaquenas
 Twenty personal tax dslinquenta. on whom warrants wers served Tuesday by Sergeant Henry Jeglin- ski. appeared before Prosecuting At torney James T. Nather this mofn- ing. Of this number. nine paid up in full. including the additional costs and the delinquency fec. Ave wers given until this evening in which to make settlement, and tho cases of six were continued until pccem- bcr sl.
 At the present time there are still l9o I rsens who have failed to pay their personal for 1927. These will be brought in. fe" at | time, each Wednesday and Saturday until the list is cleaned up.
 Fifty warrants for automobile tax dodgers were also turned over to the deputy sheri.. today for service by the prosecuting at'orney's office. Midnight show BencAt The advance sale of tickets indi- cates that there will be . record att tendance at the midnight show to be given tonight at the Cameo theater. The best acts playing in Hartford, New Haven and New Brit ain theaters have beea secured through the efforts of William !. Phelan. chairman of the commit- tee in charge of arrangements. and the pro. ram proE .ises to be q pleas- ing one.
 The entire net proceeds of the performance tonight will be turned into the community chest fund, which has already passed its goal of 3s1,500.
 Mir. Phelan stated th., morning l that arrangements were being made to provide transportation within the city.
 Woman Struck By Auto Mrs. Yvonne Grimaldi of 2S2 South street was injured Tuesday afternoon when she was struck near the corner of Center and Valley streets by an automobile operated l by Edward Marcoux of the Endee Inn. She was t-ken 10 the office of Dr. J. l. Woisard and treated for minor abrasions.
 Mrs. Grimaldi was unable to ap- pear in court this morning and, while Marcoux was not arrested, ho will be asked to apepar when the injured woman is able to present 1 herself
 Dies From Injuries /, Myles A. Emmons. 5s, of Geary avenue. died at the Bristol hospital Tuesday afternoon from internal injuries received earlier in the day at the plant of the Horton Manu- facturing company.
 1 Emmons, according to information available, was assisting ir raising . large piece of shafting. of which he lost control and was pinned against the wall. His leg was fractured and an examination at the hospital showed him to be suffering also in- ternally.
 Funeral services will be held at o'clock Friday morning at Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. John Will lsins will officiate and burial will be in West cemetery.
 Holiday Thursday l Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day, will , be generally observed throughout the city as holiday. Banks, stores. factories. city and professional offices, the public library, and bar bershops will be closed all day.
 The post office will operate on the !! regular holiday schedule. There will be no delivery by either the city or ] rural carriers. The stamp window will be open from 7:30 to . .. m.. and the registry and money order departments will be closed all day. Mails will be received and dispatched as usual on holidays. the last mail closing at 5 p. m.
 The public schools of the city clos- ed at noon today and will reopen Monday morning. December 5.
 Gas station Hearings
 Two hearings on gas station appli- cations are scheduled to be heard before the mayor and city council at 9 a. m.. Saturday. December s. Ernest Couture has applied for an approval cert16cate for . station to be located at ll5 School street and the D. and D. Filling Station has re- 4uested permission to install two additional pumps at S9 Stafford ave- nue.
 10. 0. F. Meeting
 A meeting ofPequabuck Lodge. I. 0. o. F., will be held at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall
 Father Magnell Improving
 Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. former pastor of St. Joseph's church. this city. who was forced to relinquish his duties because of ill health. is convalescing at St. Vincent's hospi- tai, Norfolk. Va. where he has been receiving treatment for the past six weeks.
 New Departure Closes
 The New Departure Mfg. company will close its factory tonight for the remainder of the week, reopening next Monday morning. The shut down will be utilized for the annual inventory and necessary repairs.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Gable
 The funeral of Mrs. Charles F. Cable of ]24 Central street was held at o'clock this afternoon at her late home. Rev. William F. Davis. pastor of the Asbury Methodist church, Forestville, conducted the services cad burial was in West cemetery.
 | Vefanda Catches Fire
 Squad A and Hose Company No. 2 were called out at S:27 o'clock last night for | veranda fire at the home
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