New Britain herald., 1928-02-20

g.. Maritime. left feevar1, - - locals. vas the stsP e tAef e4uotk caging eight neld seals oo1 GD fouls for . total c, le- pseute ~ game during the drpt hsH was M contested. Bristol leading 10 c Fl when time was called. Streets Opesed Fullovtag aooV1po The six inch fall ef anoX Io1lh started Friday night and ceot1nQ4 intermittently until about eteloQ9 Saturday night caused but u<t3o e. lay to traffic locally. TrellaVseajU in some instances wsrs sig1tly s19 schedule while passengsr tsatno sslA1 most cases maintained thalf -eQha1. ules. The greatest dia1cutty.W4g experienced by motoEists beoeooosel the wet snow clinginS to the WtQ1. shields of their machinee. Nc sAe- cidents were reported to polioe hsaA- quarters during the storm.
 Employees of the state hiG4Wey department under the supervts1oa v Foreman Patrick Collins had a9t-1l the state and state aid hjgAWayU passing through tho citp openeA at an early hour Sunday morning. An of the city streets were opane1 ct . late hour last night both the tea and five ton tractors with suowDjov attachments being operated coaGiao- ously until the work was eompiele1. ! Saturday night was the Arse .tims the new ten ton tractor. purchated late last fall. was put to practical use and 1t worked out oven beetef than was expected. The roads lsad. ing to Fall Mountain and Chippiae Hill presented no obstacle to tho huge machine. The largest dsi<ts were found in the vicinity. Of the Chippany Country club. whero the snow in some places was live and stx feet deep.
 Heavily Fined Sam Moruzuk of 10 Beach oGFeet was fined $50 and costs in tho city court this morning by Judge Wii- liam J. Malone on charges of dFunk- enness and breach of the Deace. Moruzuk was arrested 0aturday night at his boarding place afteS hs had made . general dtsturhaaee. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather presented the case.
 Gases NolIod Tho cases of William Ns4mer, Steve Zaniecke. Albert Bisde end Edward Lopenslki ehasgsd : with breach of the peace. were nolle0 shy the prosecuting attorney thia meen- ing on payment of cost1 ThA four youths were arrested by Onicsf Wll- liam Thompson for an alleged AlS- turbance on North street. r''E
 The cases of Stephen yaekoDn. charged with reckless driving, 1as also nolled on payment of oosts. Jackson was arrested about six weeks ago for an accident on Ktd Stone street. The nolled Was eSl. tered after the prosecutor Wao in. formed that settlement for damages had been made by Jackson. .,,
 To Observe Holiday
 Wednesday. February g, Wash. ington's birthday. will be ohsstvsA by the schools, banks. city offices. and the post office.
 At the post office there will ,be no delivery by either the R. F. D. or 6aty carriers The stamp window will bs open from o:30 to s:30 q mana tl1o registry window from : .. m. to 9:So a. m. The money order and carrier windows will be closed all day. Mails will be received and dispatched as usual on holidayh Postmaster Frank Merrill will at- tend the postmasters' conventiou Ia Waterbury. Several postal eletAs are planning to attend tho state eca- vention at Bridgeport and . nuAbsr of carriers will represent the local office at the convention to be held tn New Britain. .3.f.'
 Milk Scattcscd Ia Runaway >'
 Either the jingle of bells, to which they were unaccustomed.' or the keen wind blowing early Sunday morning. proved too much for the sensitive nerves of two hoEUeo at- tached to . milk sleigh of 6. D. New- ell with the result that thsy meAs . desperate but fruitless attAmpt 4. to get away from one or both ef the annonyances when the drivsr sleft them momentarily to deliver usilt a& a house east of Doolittle's Crossing on North street. Tho horses ma0e a mad dash across the ra1lfeaA tracks and were making fast time until one of the animals dipped to the pavement. dragging the et6ar u.tfI, 1,tv bHnth hAAA0NA tangled in the polo but not uatil they had practically wrecked the sleigh and scattered . large amount of perfectly good pastcuriseA nillk over the landscapes. The horses escaped with several minor cuta
 Must Clean WaJks v
 Orders were issued this moening by the police department that prompt steps must be taken by. prop erty owners to clear the sidewalks in front of their property of suew. A check is to be made of the sltua- ton by officers and unless the warn- ing is needed. violators of the ojty ordinance will be brought before the prosecutors office.
 Ash Wednesday Observa1os
 Ash Wednesday, the opening Aay of Lent. will be observed in msny.of the city's churches. Morning masses will be said in all of the cathstlc churches and ashes will bo dis tributed in the morning. afternoon and evening.
 Royal NeighbosS To Instan
 At . meeting of the Royal Nsig1i- bors to be held this evening h HsA Mems Auditorium. the recently ,slect- ed officers will be installed. Tho exercises will be in charge of Hat ford officers At tho closo of the business session. refreshments' will be served. f'