New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-24

MAN employed by the Lao, Motors
OF this city.
Following a wedding trip to New
York City. Mr.. and Mrs Weeks viii
reside at 50 Jennings Road, Bristol
sunday ko04ball
The Panthers OF Berlin will furn-
ish the local Sunday afternoon foot
bali attraction at Muzzy Field when
they will line w against the West
Ends OF this city. This will be the
last game for the local outfit before
its game Thanksgiving Day MORN
ing with the Maple Ends for the city
cham pionship. The contest will start
at $50.
The game between the Maple
Ends and the All Burnsides sched-
uied for Sunday afternoon has been
cancelled by Manager Raymond J.
Casey OF the local outfit because Of
injuries.
Community Chest Nears Coal
With $l7,596 turned in by workers
Of the campaign yesterday. the
grand total OF the community chest
increased to $S0.732, leaving only
about Sl1, 900 more to be subscribed
today. The subscriptions to the
fund up to last night averaged about
$4,000 a day and while it is not ex-
pected that this average will be
maintained on the last day because
Of the Weekend. it is the hope of
officials and workers to so over the
top on Monday.
Numerous pledges received from
the larger factories and from the
schools We're responsible for the
large amount reported Friday and
still number Of che factories have
not submitted. final reports. In
bounded enthusiasm. grim deter
mination and serene confidence per.
vaded the meeting Of the workers ut
headquarters last night Cheers and
| wild applause greeted the announce
| ment of the days Accomplishment
and with the end in sight, plans OF
! campaign for the leNt lay or two
Sidered.
Manager c. r. Carlson, who has
been the moving spirit OF the cam.
paign, dominated the meeting nd b.
called upon speaker after speaker
from the group o. workers and
members OF the committee. making
his Acknowledgements and express
ing his appreciation of The fine work
and wonderful spirit OF cooperation
which had been shown. Among those
! who responded to their nl.,+s we're
George S. Beach. William p. Calder.
David A. Lipman. Cary Ayn,.tta, &.
Russell Mink. w. ]. Phcian. Alden
! c. burlington. Morton c. Treadway,
! Edward 1ngraham, Joseph +. Duttou
/, and many others.
Two IiQunr Raids
The liquor squad of the local DO.
! lice department resumed its actjyf.
ties last night and AZ a result, two
residents of the western section of
| the city were placed under arrest
charged with violation Of the LIQUOR
law
At $50 o'clock Sergeant Henry
Jeglinski and Officer William
Thompson visited the home of VIII
liam Tiska at Cottage street and
confiscated gallon jug full and a
! second one two-thirds full of al
legged alcohol. Tiska was arrested
but later released under a bond Of
| $500.
At 10 p. M. the two officers raided
the residence of Stanley Adamczyk
at 6 Woodbine street. Here a still.
coll. and six and one half quarts of
i alleged liquor were found and taken
for evidence. Fifteen gallons Of
mash found on the premises were
destroyed. Adamczyk was taken into
! custody and also released on bond.
Tiska was fined 800 and cost,
and Adamczyk was fined SIS and
costs.
! Marcel Bombardier Of Greystone
avenue. arrested yesterday for nom
support. was ordered by Judge Dom
ovan to pay IS week for one year
! toward his wife's support.