New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

cense has been made at the town
clerks Office by Alfred Peter Mareni,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mareni of
Kensington. and Ellen Catherine
Roche, of Pennington road, Ken
sington.
Campaign Against Signs
With the coming OF summer. and
the increased travel on Connecticut
highways there also comes an In
crease In outdoor advertising and
trees, telephone poles. and buildings
along the state roads are often mar
red by signs and placards
In an effort to reduce these I'M
slightly blemishes on the landscape,
the state police department is con.
Quoting a campaign against Illegal
advertising on the highways. The
Connecticut status provides that no
signs shall be affixed to trees or
rocks on private property without
the consent OF the owner. and pro-
vide a penalty Of not more than $50
or six months Imprisonment.
This campaign will be welcomed
by the local residents because OF the
two state highways that pass
through the town.
Paper Goods TO Play
The local baseball fans will watch
with interest the work Of the Amer
lean Paper Goods nine which opens
up its season in the New Britain
Industrial league against the Landere
team this afternoon at Walnut Hill
park at $50 o'clock on Diamond
No. l.. Little is known OF the
strength OF the Paper Goods nine
but there are a. number OF good ball
players working in the local factories
and the kensington team should
prove to be one of the strongest in
the league. The battery for the LOCALE
will proba bly, be Mccormick, pitch,
and Sullick. catch.
New Britain fans will also watch
the work OF the locals because II is
the first time that an out-of-town
factory has been represented In the
league.
Petition TOR Lights
The taxpayers on Harding street
are circulating a petition. asking that
electric lights be installed on the
street. 1t will be presented sometime
during today to Clarapce b. Bald
win. treasurer of the kenslngton
Fire district association.
The petition has been signed by
the following: Louis Garloni, Massi-
mo Gerrerro. Patsy Giannotta. John
Ferraro, Lui Tossi, Joseph Buretta,
Salvatore Menditto. Anthony
Valcnti Louis Nalenti. Patsy Sisti
and Peter suzio.
Last week the Harding street resi-
dents petitioned First Selectman
Carter. through Peter Suzio. that
sewers be installed on the street. 1t
Is claimed that the health Of the
street is below standard because OF
the waste water than runs along the
side OF the street and, in many cases.
lies dormant for long time. One OF
the residents stated this morning
that the hot weather adds to the un-
healthfu condition Of the street and
urged that some relief be given the
street residents as soon as possible.
1t is suggested that the town scrane
the road on both sides SO that ths
waste material will run along aud
not remain dormant.
Loses Tough Match
A Furnishing deadlock, clamped on
after nearly full hou- OF fast.
hruising graphing. brought Freddie
Nerrillo OF Merilen u sensational
victory over Young Hercules, Berlin
mailman, in the feature bout OF q
wrestling program staged before 400
spectators in the City Hall audi
forum in Meriden last evening.
The Meriden boy wore down Her
cules with series OF torture
holds" Nerrillo won the only fall OF
the match after exactly So minutes
and Is seconds of scrambling.
Nerrillo paved the way for the
finish after As minutes Of Juggling
when he picked up the Berlin boy
and slammed him to the stage, off
the mat. The Berlin strong boy was
consi lerably Jared and bruised by
his heavy fall and was forced to rest
up nearly five minutes before return
ing to the fray. He was still groggy
when he went back into action and
Verrillo. still fast and full OF
strength. had all the better Of II up
to the finish.
Several times the Merlden boy