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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF
REGISTERED SCHOOL
DEMANDS

Brawley Union High School Dis
triet, Salary Fund No. 81, No. 65,
No. 66, No. 81.
II. c. COE,
30t1 Co. Supt. of Schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30
Diamond Dust
From the Camp

Los ANGELES-Either John
Niljus or Lee Meadows will pitch
for the Pittsburgh Pirates today
against Percy Lee Jones or Pat Nal
ane of the Chicago Cubs. Chicags
won the first of the four game ser
rs yesterday, Z to D.
SHREVEPORT, La, Most Of tn
rockies of the Chicago White Sex
probably will be turned loose early
next week, it was indicated today.
MIAMI, Fla. a.,-Doctors today Will
decide whether Eddie Moore, Boston
Braves outfieldcr, will be operated
on for appendicitis.
PLANT CITY. Fla. .,-Another III
iulv was marked up today for the
81. Louis Cards with Howard Will
Jams. utility outfielder, on the
bench.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Tho
New York Yankees, last year s
champions, had the unenviable re
cod today Of only one victory IL
training games.
GREENSBORO. y. C..-Thn nnair
squad of the Philadelphia Athletic.
under command of Eddie Collins
, stopped here TODAY for II game. The,
are enroutc to Philadelphia.
EMERYVILLE, Cal.,-Aidcd b.
he superb pitching of Bill Maeedo
l'el Howard's Oakland rookie
! llanked the University of Californi;
Varsity, to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30
Teachers Given
Life Diplomas

The county board of education
met yesterday to transact regular
business. 1t was decided that ele-
rAentary teachers examinations viii
Lr held at the court house May IA,
with the examination on the United
States constitution to follow on May
70. The board will meet book supply
men on May y.
Application for life diplomas of
the following were approved and
sent on to the state board of edu-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30
TWO MORE QUIT
HARD GRIND OF
"BUNION DERBY
BY JAMES POWERS
~. ?. Special Correspondent

MORIARITY, n. NJ, March 3O.-
i 80 mile lap to Palma constituted
today's installment of the G. G.
Pyle crcss country 'bunion derby
More than 80 runners and walkers
started out of here this morning
with Arne Souminen, Detroit Finn,
holding almost a four hour lead for
elapsed time.
Souminen trotted home ahead of
the field yesterday to increase his
time lead and capture lap honors.
The durable Finn covered the 29.3
miles from Seven Springs in 4.l6.
Earle Lin Dilks, New Castle, Pa,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30

Copyright, 1923 by United Presa)
FORT WORTH, Tex, March 80. -
Like every other major league man
ager, George Moriarity considers tn,
club he will lead into the 1928 pen
nant race vast improvement over
that of last season.
owe will be in the running,
predicted the Detroit manager 10
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30

Editors Ncte:-Following Is
the 7th Of a series cf United
Press interviews with major
league managers Of 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-30
The Campaign Log

The Maine state Republican con
vention selected seven uninstruct
cd delegates at large for the. Repub-
lican national convention.
Four district delegations also sele-
cted eight delegates uninstructed.
All were reported favorable to Her
ntrt Hoover.
The New York conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church in a
resolution decided against any presi
dential candidate who was not an
a"owed dry.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
PO|NCARE AGREES TO
REMAIN IN Cabinet
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budget. This had been done before
the end Of the year and as stabiliza-
ton of money was assured. he felt
his work was done.
The premier concluded by saying
that in view Of the complex political
situation he would present the cab
inet's resignation to President
Doumerge.
All the ministers devoted them
selves to convincing the premier that
The government faces a grave prob
lem in revision of reparation and
adjustment of domestic political diff
ferences. They unanimously declar-
ed that Poincare's continuance as
head Of the government was "indis-
pensable."
Poincare finally agreed to remain.
Thus in the opinion Of his support
ers he definitely avoided a crisis and
greatly strengthened his hand by
compelling the whole cabinet in
which there was reported to be dis
sension to insist upon his retention
in the leadership. The premier
therefore will face parliament when
it convenes on January s and lead a
, debate on the general policy OF the
government which the cabinet de-
cided today shall be on lines already
followed.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
PROSECUTION Of
| CHUDz|K DELAYED
Civil Suit Brought Against Al.
legged Society Embeller

| Because OF the action of officers
Of the Russian St. John the Baptist
society in instituting a civil action
against Peter Chudzik Of Plainvlla
who Is said to have embezled $32S
Of the society's funds while filling,
the Office of treasurer, Prosecuting
Attorney J. G. Woods will not pro-
coed with the prosecution OF Chud-
xix, he said today. At the time he
issued the warrant for ChudZik's ar
rest, Mr.. Woods was not aware that
suit had been brought on the same
information, but when the case was
called in police court today. a con-
tinuance was ordered until Saturday.
when it will be nolled.
ut has always been my policy not
to present cases in police court when
civil actions have been started be-
forehand, and the states attorneys
office has the same policy" MIR.
Woods said after court. Il had Ser
geant Ellinger investigate the COM
plant OF the society and he report
cd that there were grounds for pro-
secution. so issued the warrant.
but would not have done so had !
known about the civil action. as ]
do not propose to annoy anyone to
use the police court as a collection
agency"
Chudzik, who is IS years OF age
is at liberty on bonds and was rep
resented in court by Attorney Mar
tin F. Stempien. He is said to have
admitted that he took trip to
Pennsylvania on the society's funds.
and over the weekend officers of
the society were In conference with
him at police headquarters relative
to an arrangement for restitution,
They said he had received 500 rent
al for the society's property on Elm
street which has been leased. In ad-
dition to dues from members and
the profits from a supper. all in one
week. and took advantage OF the OPP
portunity to have vacation.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
GANGSTER BOMBS
COST windy CITY
About 100000
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rest and conviction OF the men re-
sponsible for attacks on public Of
ficials. The reward never was paid.
Attempt Thwarted
A tip to police thwarted an at
tempt TO bomb the home of City
Sealer Daniel A. Serritella, Feb. %.
A score of persons escaped death
when west side hotel was bombed
in what police termed war be-
tween rival gangs for control OF the
city's $75,000,000 vice and gambling
business.
An "alky" war caused the $4,000
bombing of Ed O'Brien's home, po-
lice said, and the many bombs hurl-
ed and planted in dry cleaning es-
adjustments We're attributed to
racketeers attempting to muscle In
on the cleaning and dyeing bust
ness.
Labor Trouble
Labor trouble was behind scores
of smaller bombings and the dwell
ings of Or. Max Thorek, chief sur
gcon Of the American hospital was
bombed ''by mistake" Damage
Was estimated at $4,000 explosion
of a bomb and the resulting fire.
causing $4,000 damage to a south
side laundry. Another laundry and
a photo shop We're the victims of
the "42' gang police claimed and
the four bombings September 2S
were attributed to beer rivalry be-
tween Joe Salts and AL "Scarface"
Capone.
A rent war police said, accounted
for the bombing OF 34-apartmeht
building on tho north side. 4 news
paper plant was victimized for its
war on vice and a theater was the
target OF a bomb. Several garages
were damaged and cabs wrecked
during cab war between the
Checker Taxi company and the
Yellow TaXicab company.
Six Reasons
OF the total number of bombings.
the majority were attributed to any
one of these SIX cases: Gambling,
blackhand extortion. racketeers,
political moves, intcr-racial conflict,
or labor troubles.
Most of the implements OF des-
truction were black powder bimbs
although some were dynamite.
The professional bomb thrower.
officers said, received all the way
+ro,, en- ~ x-n0 aDi--rlh fare
for his work,
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
NOTICE

BY the order of the City Court Of
New Britain the following described
land, together with a three tene-
ment frame house together with a
three car garage will be sold at
Public Auction on the premises
January srd, 1929. at ? o'clock p. m.
Known as IA Lyons Street. and
bounded and described as follows:
Lot No. - on map Of Lyons Ter
race, New Britain, Conn, property
of the Rodwell Realty Co.. drawn by
Hall & Bacon. August, 1918, Vol. 2
of maps, page 1855.
Bounded: Northerly by lot II on
said map. one hundred twenty-five
(125) feet:
Easterly by Lyons Street. forty-f1ve
(45) feet.
southerly by Lot. No. ~ on said
map. one hundred twenty-five (125)
feet:
Westerly by a portion Of Lot No.
16 on said map. forty-five (45) feet:
Together with the right to pass
and repass over ana along a strip OF
land fifty (50) feet wide to be known
as Lyons Street. also an easement in
said street for all purposes for which
a public highway is used.
Northeast corner of said premises
being ninety COY feet south of south
line of Clifton Place.
Terms: 1000 cash on date Of sale,
balance when deed Is approved.
For further information. apply
Attorney Irving I. Rachlin, Com
mittee. 33S Main Street. New Brit
ain. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
HITS PARKED AUTO,
SCOTS, FINED 500
Driver in Police Court for EVad.
Ing Responsibility

Stephen Marinesak. %, Of 100 Nc
Clintock road. pleaded guilty to the
charge Of evading responsibility and
was fined $50 and costs in police
court today on recommendation OF
Prosecuting Attorney Woods, who
nolled the charge of driving without
a license. Attorney Martin +.
Stempien represented Marinesak.
who was arrested by Sergeant
O'Mara and Officer Kelly last Friday
night after a car which he was driv-
ing struck a parked car on Beaver
street, owned by Louis Iskra of )
Commonwealth avenue.
Ernest G. Strom. IS, of "A Dwight
street, pleaded guilty to the charge
Of drunkenness and was fined 50
without costs. The charge of TAX
ing an automobile without permits
sion OF the owner was nolled for
lack of evidence, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Woods said. Attorney David L.
Nair, who appeared for Strom. said
the truth of the matter was that
Strom became intoxicated and was
rolled" OF his money. being later
found on East Main street near ar
automobile which had been takeT
off Main street.
John Podlasek, 81, Of I OsgooG
avenue, pleaded not guilty to tbs
charge Of operating an automobile
while under influence of liquor ano
a continuance until Thursday Wa!
ordered in $500 bonds. The arres
was made by Officers John w. Riley
and Cornelius Keough ard Podlasel
was represented by Attorney Martin
+. Stempien.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
W0RkMEN TO QUIT
FORESTVILLE SHOP
10 Sessions Clock Go. Employees
Give Weeks Notice
ESPECIAL TO the Herald)


Bristol, Dec. 81 - Expressing dis
satisfaction over an efficiency system
being installed by firm of experts,
and as a mark of disapproval of the
discharge OF a number of veteran
employees, two from their own de-
partment, Is machinists and tool
makers OF the Sessions Clock Co.,
have submitted weeks notice OF
their intention to resign, II became
known today. Then men. it is un-
derstood, have demanded that their
fellow employees be reinstated. and
that the efficiency system be discon-
tinued at least in so far as their de-
partment Is concerned. The men al
legged they are being put on pro-
duction basis and that such an ar
rangement is impracticable. Last
Friday a number Of employees IN
other departments. some OF whose
years OF service ranged from 10 to
IS years, were notified that after
that night their service would no
longer be required.
In telephone interview this aft
ernoon with w. Kenneth Sessions.
president of the concern he stated
that there was no labor trouble. he
admitted that few employees had
been discharged and did not believe
that the services Of more than two
machinists would be discontinued.
While no definite statement was
forthcoming from the management
it was learned that meeting of the
machinists and factory officials was
to be held this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

OF officers will follow tho meeting.
All members Of the Eastern Star and
the Masonic fraternities are invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shapiro of
New York city are the holiday guests
of Alderman and Mrs. David L. Nair
at their Columbia street home.
Winthrop Council No. 7, Sons and
Daughters OF Liberty. will hold a
regular meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at s o'clock at the Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. hall. The new officers for the
coming term will be installed. Sup
per will be served at $50 o'clock.
Miss Ida Candelori. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottawa Candelori Of
All Myrtle street. and Flaviano Tri-
buiani. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Tribuiani of 1919 North street, were
married last Thursday by Rev. Wal
ter ]. Lyddy of st. Mary's church.
The operators license of forster
S. Thorstenson of 20 City avenue
has been returned. according to re-
port to the police by the state COM
missioner of motor vehicles today.
William Sokolsky of So Silver
street was arrested today by Officer
George Moffitt on the charge of vio-
lation OF probation. Probation Off
Ger Connolly learned that Soklsky
was drinking and making trouble at
home. and he ordered his arrest.
Miss Anna Ross of Seymour
street and Mrs James Fox of South
Burritt street are spending the holi-
days in New York city.
A meeting of the Catholic Wom-
ems Benevolent Legion will be held
Wednesday evening at 1880. A So
cial will follow.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1925.

of Hampstead which the plane
skinned over before it landed. LIE
Boutillier said he missed by inches
the chimney OF Hampstead school
house and stalled his motor to vol
plane over two houses for a land
ing. Meanwhile persons In the
streets of Hampstead scurried to
cover as the plane wobbled In Its
descent.
As the craft was pointed south
on its long journey, the pilot had
shouted to Yancey:
We'll, Louie. we're Off"
The next instant the tachometer
recording the motor revolutions
showed something had gone wrong
LeBoutillier pulled a cord releasing
his load OF 400 gallons OF gasoline
and the fuel streamed out behind
the craft in a white flume for a
minute while the plane completed a
circle and began to come down.
The future status Of the flight In
indefinite. II he had reached France
field. LeBoutillier had planned to
fly in easy stages to Pernambuco
Brazil, to attempt a 5000 mile non
stop fight back to New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
PROGRAM OF MUSIC
GIVEN IN HOSPITAL
St. Mary's Choir Sings for Pa
tients at St. Francis


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New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
JAPAN INFORMED

Tokyo, Dec. 81 R)-Although Of
fetal announcements of Manchuria's
adherence to the nationalist govern
ment has not been received. a
spokesman for the foreign office
said today that Japan was semi-of-
ficially informed last Wednesday of
the coming change. The premier ard
members of his cabinet were repre-
scented as not being perturbed, hay
ing left the city on Saturday for the
New Year holidays. This was IN
terpreted as indicating the calmness
with which the announcement was
received.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Weddings
EDDY-,yONES

Mrs. Evaleen Jones of Corbn ave-
nue. and Horace B. Eddy of West
Main street will be married tonight
at o'clock in the chapel of the
First Baptist church. Rev. William
Ross, pastor. will performe the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Jones will be attended by her
nieces, Mrs. Effie Reed and Miss
Adeline Mitchell of Hartford. How
ard Case will be Mr.. Eddy's best
man.
4 small reception for the relatives
Of the families will be held at the
home Of the bride after the cere-
mony.
The couple will make their home
at eel Monroe street upon their re-
turn from a wedding trip to Wash
ington, D. c.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
RAID GAMBLING DEN

Bridgeport, Dec. 81 p-Polce
raided an alleged horse race
gam bling esta blishmcnt at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, on the thlfo
floor at Is Fairfield avenue and ar
rested the proprietor and man who
is said 10 be employed in the place.
The proprietor described himself Tor
police record as Alfred Sacks, 80. OF
4 William Court, but police authorl-
ties declared the name to be nc
titious. He was charged with keep
ing a gambling house and was re-
leased later under bond of $500
for appearance Monday morning in
city court. He gave his occupation
as salesman.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
FIRE DEPT. CHANGES

Captains and lieutenants in the
fire department will change shifts
Friday, the captains taking COM
mand OF the platoons which have
been under the direction OF the
months, and vice versa. The system
Of changing every three months was
established by the present board to
acquaint officers with all members
of their com panies.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
NONSTOP flight TO
PANAMA ENDS QUICKLY
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short distance from the field. when
the motor revolutions dropped from
1900 to 100 minute. Whether
magnetic trouble or q broken oil
line was the cause was not immedi-
ate!y determined.
The return to the ground pro-
vided thrills for persons at Rooee-
welt, Mitchell and Curtiss fields and
hundreds of residents of the village
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
City Items

The New Britain Institute library
will close this evening at 6 o'clock
and will be closed all day New
Years
New Britain assembly. order Of
Rainbow for Girls. will hold its reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock at Masonic hall. Initia-
tons OF candidates and the election
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
COMPLAINS he WAS ROBBED
Man Loses 800 and Tells Police He
Was Rolled" But Fails to Sub
stantiate His Claim,

Alex Zetka Of I Union street COM
planned to Officer Walter Wagner
Saturday night that he had been
rolled" for 800 in a house at 35
Union street. at the same time losing
fireman's badge which he priced
highly. The officer learned that the
badge was lost more than a year
ago. and the family at IS Union
street said Zetka had come to their
home under the influence Of liquor.
demanding drink. They told him to
leave and he became angry. Officer
Wagner decided there was no basis
In fact for the complaint, so he sent
Zetka home.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
INFLUENZA VICTIM

Waterbury. Dec. 81 Up - George
Benton, SO. negro. who died here
Thursday. brought Waterbury's in.
fluenza victims UP to three. The
cause OF Benton's death was not
learned until last night. There are al
present ~ influenza cases in Water.
bury.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
FIREMAN GOING TO HOSPITAL

Fireman Edward Carlson. attach
ed to Hose Company No. S, has
taken a leave of absence from the
service and will enter the United
States Naval hospital at Brooklyn,
N. Y. for observation preparatory
to undergoing an operation. He was
operated on less than a year ago
for appendicitis, from which CON-
plications have arisen.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
City Advertisement
SEWER IN PENNINGTON
AVENUE

CIerk's Office, City Of New Britain,
Dec. 81, 1928.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Compensation and Assess
ment of the City OF New Britain. has
made the following assessments of
special benefits or betterments,
caused by the construction of a
Osgood Avenue northerly. viz:
Pennington Avenue
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
City Advertisement
SEWER IN UNCAs ROAD

CIerk's UfIlce. City OF New Brit
ain. Conn, Dec. 81, 1928.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Compensation and Assess
ment of the City of New Britain, has
made the following assessments of
special benefits or betterments,
caused by the construction of a
sewer in uncas Road, from Com
race, viz:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
City Advertisement
SEWER IN HIGHLAND TERRACE

Clerks Office, City OF New Britain,
Conn.,, Dec. 81. 1928.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Compensation and Assess
ment OF the City of New Britain,
has made the following assessments
of special benefits or betterments,
caused by the construction Of Il
sewer In Highland Terrace, from
Stanley Street to Carlton Street, viz:
Highland Terrace
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

Accepted. adopted. certified from
record and published twice by order
Of the Common Council;
Attest
ALFRED L. THOMPSON,
City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

Total S., 022.54
Accented, adonted, certified from
record and published twice by order
Of the Common Council:
Attest
ALFRED /. THOMPSON,
City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31
Uncas Road

East Side: Benefits
Daniel J. Clark ........... .$191.S3
Michael j. Frawley ........ 1850
Clarence Vessels .......... 1880
Angelina 3. DeYoung ...... 1850
Marie J. Holfelder ......... 1000
Catherine NJ. Young ........ SIS
West Side:
Agnes V. Kilbourne ........ 1918
Bessie hartman ............ 1900
Charles and Title Pollance 1900
Thomas w. and Mary 4. and
Anna NJ. Crosby ......... 1900
George and Julia Graulick :. 1900
Molly Birnbaum ........... 2S.75
New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

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