New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

$40; T. A. Lyman. 81: Second Sc
lectman William Downham, IS; DR..
L. H. Frost. IS: First Selectman
James Simpson. $40: Attorney
Charles F. Conlon. SO: C. H. Han
son, IS: Tax Collector w. J. HEM
insway. $26: Orrin l.. Judd. 81: DIR.
J. N. Bull, IS: Mrs. J. E. Usher, S25:
F. p. Frisbie, 81; l.. L. Brastow, SIS:
Ralph l.. Seymour, IS; V. G. Minella.
N$5; A. l.. Rogers. 81: W. A. Cassidy,
81: r. E. Moerle. SO. Total contri-
buttons were $412.
The principal item of expense was
a contribution of $500 to the state
central committee. Mr.. Simpson re-
ceiSed $3.50 for canvassing. Mr..
Seymour $1s.60 for his expenses.
and Mr.. Seymour Sc for work at the
polls. Advertisements in the Herald
cost 81 ana the balance went for
printing.
The party has a balance of $1Ol.-
SO.
Robert b. Whites expense lists
$3.25 for printing. Carroll o. Cut
ting. whom he defeated for repre-
sentative. had no expenses. Ole w.
Robertson. unsuccessful candidate
for the republican nomination, ex-
pended 81 for printing.
Farm Bureau Meetinss -.
At the aii-day meeting OF the
Farm bureau in the Baptist church
parlors yesterday. Mrs. Marian Da-
Kin. nutrition specialist. gave q high
ly instructive and Interesting talk
and demonstration on Square Meals
for Health" There were Is women
present. and all greatly enjoyed the
talk and demonstration. Luncheon
was served at noon. the hostess La
dies Aid Society serving coffee.
There was large attendance ut
Grange hall last evening when repre-
sentatives of the Farm bureau and
@-H club gave fine program. The
meeting was N charge OF c. d.
Lewis Of West Hartford and Edward
Manchester of Bristol as chairman.
George Farley, state All club
leader of Massachusetts,: Mrs. Laura
Barnes and Miss Gertrude Wan
necke, both of Burlington: and Har-
old Kelsey OF Middletown, were the
speakers. All laid emphasis on what
the farm bureau had done for them
and their communities. Three reels
OF motion pictures were shown, an
instructive one on Rodent Control
and two-reel picture, Fair and
Warmer" dealing with the Veto
heater. There was community sing.
ing. Refreshments were served un.
der the direction OF E. Mancheste,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Tyler
town director.
disappearing Herald
A man soliciting magazine sub
scriptions and misrepresenting him
self as being connected with Tho
Herald appeared in town today ant
attempted to sell subscriptions to To-
cal residents. He stated that Her
aid representative or newsboy would
present all those who subscribed
with a gift book" a copy of which
he had with him, according to one
of his prospective customers.
| The man has no connection Will
the Herald, which has given him NJ
authorization to use its name ant
!, which does not tie up with such so
licitors In any way. A man believed
to be the same one who was Oper
ating here today recently piled thu
same racket in New Britain, bu
was forced out Of town by the pub
LEGATION of the facts.
The Herald has made a com
plant against the man to Crane
Juror Charles +. Conlon.
800 at H. $. session
About 800 parents we're present a
the evening session Of the High
and Junior High schools last eve
ming. The pupils went through two
periods of class work and then stu
dents and parents thronged the au
ditorium, where pupils offered
program of musical numbers ant
recitations.
Radcliffe Family Dispersed
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Radcliffe of Maple street wal
broken up today at hearing grant
ed the state welfare society b!
Judge NJ. o. Ryder. Radcliffe ha
been in court twice in recent weeks
being charged with assault upon hi
wife. and he was warned that unles
he secured a job the welfare societ.
would step In and take his children
The two older children were com
mitted to the county home at Ware
house Point, one boy was entrusted
to his grandmother. and the tw'
Youngest children were placed in tn
care Of the town. which turned then
over to the state aid society. Mrs
Radcliffe was given hope OF recoH
ering these last two within a reason
able time.
Attorney Charles r. Conlon rep
resented Mrs. Radcliffe. while Attor
ney Leo Gaffney OF New Britain
acted for Radcliffe.
Robbery?
Reports that money had beer
stolen at the High school yesterda!
morning were current about tow
yesterday afternoon and today. pu
inquiry elected no information from
the school authorities.
DislU.ates Arm in Fall
Gordon Morse OF Southlngto1
road is a patient at the New Britain
General hospital. He dislocated MI
arm Tuesday in a fall at his home.
II. s. Swimming Team
Plainville High school Will ente'
a swimming team in the County
NJ. c. A. swimming meet at thu
Hartford "Y" pool Saturday after
noon. The local team will consist o
| ester Berry. Martin Conlin. Edga'
Hubbard. Jack King and Al King.
Masonic Meeting
The annual Masonic Fifth Distrlc
night will be observed at the His'