New Britain herald., 1928-10-30

other matters, no action en either was taken.
 Radcitae Case Cootinssed For the second time in . week. Howard Radcliffe Of Maple street was arrested last night upon the complaint of hts wife that he was sssaultins her. Constable B. Judd Wadsworth made the arrest aud booked Radcliffe on charges ef a. sault and breach sf the peace. Rad clife was released under bonds of tl0o for appearance in court this morning.
 Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon to. day requested Justice M. o. Ryder to continue the case until o'clock tomorrow morning. as Radcliffe had secured Attorney Cyril Ga6ney of New Britain to defeud him and At terney Gaffney was unable to be present today. Justice Ryder grant. ed the continuance and continued the $100 bond.
 Radcliffe was found guilty of breach of the peace last week after his wife had made . similar com- plaint. At that time he was given his choice of finding job or serving 8 30-day jail sentence.
 Lamb to Re ModeFator
 John E. Lamb has been selected q moderator at the election here next Tuesday, having been selected by J. Howard LaField, republican regis- trar of voters. Other republican workers at the polls will be the fol- lowing: checkers. w. A. Bailey and Mrs. J. H. LaField; machine tend CTS. w. W. Seymour. Frank Smith. and Alfred kingsbury. Tho demo- cratic workers have not been an- nounced and no challenger has been selected.
 Teachers Name Delegates At a meeting of the public school teachers yesterday afternoon four representatives were selected to aid in choosing a delegate from this dis. trict to the representative assembly of the Connecticut State Teachers association in Hartford on Decem- Der IS. The four seleced were Miss Lyla Rogers, Frederick Richards, Miss Harriet Cottle and Vice Pr!n- cipal Douglas s. Macdonald of the high school. They will meet to- morrow the two delegates from Bur lington and one from Avon to select this districts representative to the asse mbly.
 The next teachers club party win be held on November s2 and will take the form of a harvest supper. Miss Barbara Gaze Is chairman of the committee.
 C. of (. Meeting A regular meeting of the Cham ber of Commerce directors will be held in tho chamber rooms at s o'clock Thursday night. Deeds Filed The certificate of incorporation of the Castle Stores. Inc. has been hled at the town clerks office. Tho deed states that the purpose of the cor poration is to sell stationery, news papers and periodicals, general hardware. tobacco and druggist sup plies. The firm is incorporated for $60,000. 500 shares of common stock with par value of t1oo. The sum of &l0.000 Is already paid in. | The incorporators are Samuel J. Castle of 1T Canal street, Leon A. riley of West Main street, and Miss s. Louise Ludlow of 2s0 Palm street, Hartford.
 Fred H. Young of Hartford has sold Lot No. 7s at Prospect Heights to Helge Ruqist of Plainvillc.
 A. w. Mont X Co.,. Inc. has filed certificate of change of location with the town clerk. This firm has recently changed its place Of busi- ness from Hartford to Whiting street, Plainville.
 Assessors in Session The assessors will be in session tomorrow and Thursday from 2 to and from to g p. m. Lists not filed by Thursday will be taxed an extra 10 per cent.
 High School Notes Prof. Arthur Rudman of Spring. field college will speak on New Vo- cations" at a High school assembly tomorrow morning at 1925 o'clock. The senior class will hold a Hall lowe'en dance and party in the school gymnasium Friday night.
 The vote among the parents on the continuance of the one-session plan stood this morning 67-70 in favor of retaining the present plan. Bricfe
 The parish guild of the Church Of Our Saviour will hold an all-day wing meeting in the parish house Thursday. All members are urged to be present and those who plan to be present for all day are re. quested to bring their lunch.
 The Legion auxiliary will hold public whist in Legion hall tonight at : o'clock.
 The Pythian Sisters will open their social season tomorrow night with a public Halloween supper and card party in I. o. o. F. hall. Sup. per will be served at 6:30 o'clock and card playing will begin at s