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New Britain herald., 1928-08-31

beat the league winning Stanley
Works aggregation.
Briefs
The Misses S. Victoria and
Gencvieve Helenski accompanied by
Miss Larretta Mixer have returned
home after spending their annual
vacation at Rye Beach, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant r. Wickwire
have left for Hanover, N H. where
they will make their home Mr..
Wickwire is a professor in the uni
versity at Hanover.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Stearns of Worthington
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. Gibney
and family of Worthington ridge,
residents of Berlin for a number of
years, have moved to New Britain
where they will make their resi-
dence.
Miss Mae Molloy of Hartford has
returned home after spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. James
SOIl III. VI heHSluSlOn.
Play Four Games
The kensington nine will play
four games starting tomorrow and
ending Labor day. Tomorrow the
locals will travel to Taftvile to meet
the aggregation of that place and
Sunday they will make their first
drive towards the championship of
New Britain when they clash with
the New Britain Rangers at the
Percival avenue grounds at o'clock.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock the
locals meet the Meriden Endees at
the local grounds and in the after
noon they will play return game in
Meriden.
These four games will be hard
ones for the locals and they will
have TO have their full strength if
they expect to make a good showing.
Looking back at the showing of the
locals in the past few weeks, the
fans expect the team to come
through with flying colors.
Trianglcs to Play
The kensington Triangles base
ball team Will clash with the strong
Mill Plain nine of Waterbury to-
morrow afternoon at the Percival
avenue grounds at 3 o'clock. The
Waterbury team is coming here with
big reputation and expects to hang
defeat on the Triangles.
The Triangles have been stepping
along at a fast clip all year but will
meet their match tomorrow in the
Waterbury aggregation The game is
a real natural and a large crowd
is expected.
The management is making ar
rangements for a game to be played
Labor day afternoon at the Percival
avenue grounds at o'clock. Ar
rangements will be made with the
Rangers or some team In the New
Britain City league. Definite an
nouncement concerning the game
will be made tomorrow.
Briefs
Miss Edith Smith of Boston.
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Gov. Fuller Intends to
Thwart Higher Rates

Boston, Aug. 81 (CP)-Governor
Alvan T. Fuller will do everything
possible to prevent the proposed
higher rates for compulsory auto
mobile insurance from becoming eff
fective.
This was made. clear today in a
statement issued by his secretary.
Herman A. Macdonald.
Governor Fuller has requested
the attorney general to do every
thing possible in the interest of the
public to prevent the proposed in
creases in motor vehicle insurance
rates." the statement read.
THE governor also has personally
retained Elijah Adlow to fight the
increased rates If they are announc-
ed and put into effect as proposed
on September l."
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
U. S. Battle Fleet OFF
for Gunnery Practice

San Francisco. Aug. II (Up)-
The United States battle fleet will
leave here today for speed tests and
gunnery practice OF the Pacific
coast.
The fleet has been anchored here
for a week.
Shore leaves were cancelled last
night.
Seven battleship4 80 Assteeysre
and a dozen supply ships. led BIZ tho
U. S. s. California, flagship, win
steam out Of the Golden Gate START;
ing at 10 a. m. re-.
All the pomp Of the navy vas In.
voked yesterday a. Secretary OF
the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur trans
ferred his flag from the u. q. q.
New Mexico to the U. g. 3. Cali
fornia-
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
7EMCOS SHUT OUT
BY STANLEY WORKS
$100 Believed Realized for De-
YdOpment Of New Park
VISITORS GIVE SERVICES
Legion TO Continue Carniyal-Han-
ny Wins Again-School Notes
Two Hearings OH Street Lines An
nOtnced-Ilepublican Caucus

The Trumbull Electric nine lost
its first baseball game Of the season
last night when it bowed to the
strong Stanley Works team Of New
Britain by 40 In fast seven inning
game at the local High school field.
Miller pitched a fine game for the
losers, holding the visitors to seven
hits. but four of them were bunch
ed IN the fourth inning and result.
ed in three runs, deciding the game
Scott the stellar twirler of the
Stanley Works. granted only five
singles and was unhittable with men
on the. bases.
The proceeds of the game will be
turned over to the town for use in
improving the newly acquired
Charles Ii. Norton park. In spite of
the hot weather, fully 300 fans
turned out to watch the game, and
it was estimated today that more
than 500 had been realized for the
park.
Local players and fans were
lavish in their praise of the spirit
SHOWN by the visiting team. The
Stanley Works management de-
clined to accept a guarantee for its
trip here and said that it was glad
to be of service in such a cause.
Umpire Larry Mangan also re-
| fused to accept any pay and gave
| his services for the cause. And he
gave them in a manner that showed
that most Of the umpiring in pre-
vious Industrial league games here
had been decidedly poor, for he
kept the game going at a fast pitch
and was never questioned on a de-
cision.
New Britain won the game in the
| fourth, when Green led off with a
clean double. Schroeder and Parsons
followed with well-placcd tap sim
giles which just eluded the infielders'
outstretched hands, and Abramo-
wicz made the fourth hit Of the
! inning after two men had gone out.
In the sixth, Scott helped his own
cause by driving Wendroski home
| with an unneeded run.
The SuumarV.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
NOTICE OF REGISTRARS
MEETING

The Registrars Of Voters will hold
session in the Town Hall, Berlin,
Conn.,. Tuesday. Sept. 4th, 1928, be-
tween the hours of nine a. m. and
five p. m. STANDARD Time), for the
purpose Of receiving names Of those
who wish Ito be made" voters.
Lists for the coming town election
will be compiled at this session.
Any person twenty-one years. or
over. who has resided in the State
for one year and in the town of
Berlin for six months is eligible to
be registered.
ROYAL H. MORSE,
GEORGE C. CORR,
Registrars.
Dated Aug. 30, 1928, at Berlin
Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
TOMORROW FINISHES THE
BLANKET SALE

ley F. Hinton, Jane Haddock,
Blanche johnson, Selma johnson,
Mitchell f. Heating, Bridget S.
Heating, Lillian Lundell, Louis
Maier. Emma Maier. Mary Maguda,
Mrs. William c. Norton, Mrs. +. l..
Norton. Harry Michals, Marion Mel
son, Elizabeth Ormsby, Minnie Or
sic. Mary Orsie, Betsey Peack, Will
liam Popple, Ruth G. Popple, Agnes
G. Popple, Agnes C. Porter, Morti-
mer G. Porter. Antonio Padelli,
Ernest J. Pruneau, Rose Pulcini. Jo-
sephine Piedmont, Mae Record.
Charles R. Rehm, Esther Rehm,
Alice T. Rehm. Laura Ringwood,
Mrs. Margaret Reeves, Phyllis Sem
ming. Barba SEEMING. Catherine
Smith. Ernest Smith. A. S. Sheppard,
Mrs. A. s. Sheppard, Helen stuhli-
nan. Fred UllSus. Ralph Williams,
Winfred T. Williams. Belle Whit
ham. Verna Wright. Margaret Will
son, Mrs. T. B. Wilson, Elizabeth M.
Wynter and Andrew Znoska.
District three. East Berlin: Frank
5. Goodrich, Iris f. Hazen, Philip
E. Mildrum. Robert E. Potts and
Grace Cistare.
Beckley district: John w. Nelson,
Svea l. Nelson, Christy 8. Nelson,
Allan J. Nelson, Irene Olson, Wal
ter f. Bittner Edna +. Either,
Mary Dolecki, Lydna M. Emond.
Edith Pipkin, August Paris, Ray
mond Bodach, Anna Bodach, Norma
l.. Bacon. Howard Culver, Emma
Culver and Mrs. Henry Meiss.
Andrew Joseph Orsie
Andrew Joseph Orsie, 6-day-old
son of Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Or
sic, of Percival avenue, Kensington,
died last evening at 6 o'clock from
lockjaw. Three doctors worked
hard to save the infant but were
unsuccessful. The funeral was held
from the home at 4 o'clock this aft
crnoon. Burial was in the West
Lane cemetery.
Tennis Results
Kramer and Miglioli of East Ber-
lin defeated Hurlburt and Stanton
of Southington last evening at Wal
nut Hill park in the County "Y' ten
mis- tournament. The scores were
6-3, IS and 81.
Hanny of Plainville proved too
fast for Frank Giana OF Kensington
and eliminated the local boy in two
straight sets. Sc and GO.
Attend Picnic
A large number of the members
of the Berlin Grange and the
Grange Sewing club attended the
picnic Of the sewing society
held Wednesday afternoon at Lake
Compounce. Games were played
and box lunches enjoyed.
Paper Goods Wins
The American Paper Goods nine
closed its first season in the New
Britain Industrial league by scoring
an easy victory over the New Brit
ain Machine nine. the score being 8
to 8. Jim Mccormick was on the
for the locals and had little
trouble in turning back the machin-
lists.
The Kensington batters hit the
offerings of the opposing pitcher
hard. sending out ~ safe blows.
Williams led the batting attack,
crashing out four hits In five times
at bat. The locals won six and lost
eight games in the league and
earned the distinction of being the
only aggregation In the league to
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
MANY APPEAR TO
Be MADE VOTERS
1877 Thus Far and 300 Expected
By Tuesday Night
REGISTRARS KEPT BUSY
Kensington Nine to Play -Four Games
Infant Child Dies from Lockjaw
Sewing Club Picnic-Giana Loses
in Tennis Recommendations.
REGISTRARS KEPT BUSY

Interest in the coming elections Is
increasing daily as can be seen by
the list of prospective new voters
which has reached the record num-
Der of 1877 and Is expected to near
800 before Tuesday evening. In
former years the total Of new voters
generally amounted to about 100
but the names this year have been
coming in fast every day and the
registrars Of voters expect to be kept
busy Tuesday when they will be in
session in the town hall from 9 to
5 o'clock for the purposes of re-
ceiving names of those who wish to
be made voters.
The following names have been re-
ceived by the registrar of voters SO
far and those whose names do not
appear on the list and wish to have
1t put on are asked to appear before
the registrars Tuesday.
District number one, Berlin: Mrs.
e. B. Adams. Alice Barrett. Helen
G. Barrett. Mamie S. Bell, Anna
Bruce, Lucius BUSHNELL Anna Boad-
ack. Raymond Bodack, Laura
Brown, Mary Brown. Fred E. Brit
ton. Mrs. Catherine A. Britton, Har-
old Dickinson. Carl Dornfried.
Arthur L. Durity, Albert Elmgren.
Victoria Fiske, Harry f. Gould Jru
Francis E. Gould. Carrie Gould,
Harry w. Gould, Doris Gibney. Cora
r. Hart. William Head, Francis r.
Heald, George E. Heckler, Mary c.
Heckler, Alta Judd, H. P. Knowles,
Doris F. Knowles. Mary J. Kingsley.
Ruth B. kingsbury. Rowland Hiatt,
Hortense Loiselle, H. Latten. Ade-
laide o. LAMA. Ella Miner. Walter
E. Meagley, Charles Mcclure, Felix
Mcclure, Anna J. MCGUIRE. Myrtis
T. Munson, Hattie Mott. Grace
North, Fritz Paulos, Edith Prentice,
Douglas Sheldon, Charline Silsby.
Grace Smith, Howard Smith. Ethel
Shelley. Kenneth Suprenant, Olive A.
Shumway, Edith H. Stoddard, Con-
stance Taylor. Mildred Troup. Elsie
Ventres, Henry w. Wachtelhauser.
Gertrude Wachtelhauser. William T.
Chal6ner. Elsie B. Ventres. Agnes
B. Adams, Ruth Skinner, Leroy
Thompson. Dorothy Thompson. w.
D. Minor, Annie Ashworth Starr u.
Caldwell. Herbert Knowles, Doris
Knowles, George o. Gridley. John
Rizzi, Mrs Arthur Mariene, Juddie
L. Landgren and Mabel G. Land
gren.
District number two, Kensington:
Vera Anderson, Elliott Andrews, Lii
lian NJ. Andrews. Laburn Adkins,
Florence Adkins. Owen l.. Barnard,
Olive NJ. Bauer, Marjorie Bengston,
Fullio Bishinatti, Ruby Biannotta,
Mrs. Francis E. Beta. Dorothy F.
Belts. Ellen Bengston. Wanda Chot-
kowski, Louis NJ. Cowes, Louis
Confeggi. Jean w. Chalmers, Cor
nelius Durham, Ivy Doibey. Porter
A. Dean, Mildred Dean. Sylvia J.
Dean. Mrs. Stanley r. Eddy. Charles
H. Fleischer. Lillian Goodrich. Dor
othy Goodrich. Elizabeth Gugle,
Della Grassie. John J. Gerdis, Mar
garet Gerdis, Elaine w. Hart. Frank
Hart. John Hart. Iva Hainec. Edith
Holmgren, Carleton T. Hazen. Ines
Hanford. Lauretta Hanford, Lillian
H. Harrison, q. M. Hildebrandt Per.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
$500 FORECLOSURE SUIT

A foreclosure suit was brought to-
day by the New Britain Real Estate
e. Title Co. and Mary Coccomo
against Joseph and ALTA Sidoti
through Judge w. F. Mangan, by
which the plaintiffs seek a fore
closure OF a mortgage for $500 and
possession of property located at 16S
Washington street.
The plaintiffs claim that the de-
PENDANTS failed to make proper pay
ments on q note. for which they
mortgaged a tenement house valued
at SIS, 900. Constable Frank Clynes
served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31

at the Ionic club this evening. Music
will be provided by the Majestic or
chestra.
J. Delphine Prior and Carmine
Bosco are mentioning at Newcastle,
Nc.
The condition OF A. ]. Bordeau,
who is ill at his home on Farming
ton avenue. is reported as more fay
orable.
Night school, Sc: day school. SIS
a month All books and supplies free.
Connecticut Business College, New
Britain.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31

Principal Henry T. Cottls,
For several years the scAaal .6aN
has consisted OF ave periods eee2
50 minutes In length. The eessina
year there win b. ok ~ miarts
periods. four In the morniag and
two in the afternoon. To acee.n-
modate this program, the pnosnina
session will begin At s:lt instaaA e
S:1s and close at ll:lS instead q
HE'S. The afternoon ssasien win
begin at l:l4 instead Of 1855 and
the regular periods win Close 1T 3,
Assembly on Monday and music
club rehearsals ON other days will
be held after : p. m.
st. Ofonzo CeScbeatioo
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the annual celebration OF
the st. oronzo society OF this city.
which will be held at Lake Com
pounce Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. The event was scheduled for
last Saturday for rain made 4 post
ponement necessary.
The exercises will start with 4
parade at noon. which will form tn
front OF the Elks club on 6outh
street and proceed through the mata
streets OF the city. The members Of
the organization and their fraends
VIII then adjourn to Lake Com
pounce. where there will be tive
band concerts, one in the afternoon
and the second one in the evening.
by the Veteras of FOREIGN Wan
band. Music for the danctns In the
ballroom will be furnished by Bill
Tasillo's orchestra.
AT the conclusion Of the evening
oand concert. there will be q hattie
OF fireworks between 4 New Have,
concern and one from Philad elpbia.
A cash prize Of 5000 will be award
ed to the winner. The judees. for
TINS event consist Of 4 group Of pro.
1essional, business and Newspaper
men.
Bicyclist Struck BY Auto
CHARLES NJ. Mccarthy. ~. 81 70
anderson avenue. Forestvills vas
slightly injured at s O'Clock last eva.
hihs when he was knocked from his
bicycle by an automobile Operated
ny Ralph Roys Of 81 Anderson ave-
nue.. The accident occurred under
Pierce's bridge in East Bristol. both
auto1st and bicyclist proceeding
easterly at the time. The boy was
taken TO the Bristol hospital for
medical attention and then taken to
his home.
Both Roys and Mccarthy h.v.
been notified to appear before the
prosecuting attorney next Tussday
morning.
Report Money Stolen q.
A report was made to the police
department Thursday Afternoon that.
some time during Wednesday might
the rooms Of the Prospect Methodist
church sudany school had been en-
tered and a small amount Of money
taken. Entry had been sained
through the front door, which had
been left open. Detective serxeant
Daniel McGillicuddy IL investigating.
Will Paint Post Office
The bid OF J. f. Thornbloom Of
Forestville was today accepted By
the acting supervising architect OF
the treasury department for the Job
OF exterior and interior painting on
the Bristol post office building.
Thornbloom's bid was $3.50, ana
was the lowest Of seven bids opened
in Bristol by the custodian. Frank
S. Merrill. The Thornbloom bid was
recommended by Merrill to treasury
department officials on August 20,
following his Advertising Of bids I'M
der authorization Of the department.
The work must be completed with
in rs days. Tho contractor 10 to fur.
nlsh all labor and materials.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31

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SEES SELF IN PIrrnrs

One Of the New York papers this
morning pictures Mayor A. N. Fac.
Mesa assisting a policeman in car
ryins = man who had been overcome
by the heat and fell on his face on
the sidewalk in front Of City hall.
New York. The mayor had just
stepped out Of City hall when the
man was overcome.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-31
Trunlbull Electric

score Dy INNINGS.
Stanley Works ........ 0003010-4
Trumbull Electric .... 000000O--O
Two base hit, Green. Umpire,
Mangan.
Convention Tonight
the fifth senatorial district will meet
in the Town hall here tonight to
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION Of THE
PERIOD OF REDEMPTION On
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY

T. a. e. Isaminscr, County Auditor
OF Rurleigh County. do hereby gtvo
notice that the parcels of real estate
hereinafter described were sold for
taxes at the annual tax sale OF this
County on December 18th, 1922, and
that at said sale said ?arcels of real
estate were sold to this County. and
that such sales have not been re-
deemed from and they arc still the
property Of this County, and that I'M
less redemption shall he made from
said tax sales within ninety days
from the date OF this notice. the same
will become the absolute property in
fee Of this County and the former
and other persons interested therein
will be forever foreclosed and de-
barred OF any and all rights OF re-
demption. or other rights in or to
of the real estate sold at such tax
sale on which the period OF redemp-
ton has expired.
Opposite each description OF real
estate appears the name of the record
title owner thereof as 1t appears by
tho records. in tho office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds of such County and
also opposite each tract appears the
amount which will he required to re-
deem from the effects of such tax
redemption including the amount for
which the said land was sold, interest
and penalty thereon, subsequent de-
linquent taxes prior to those Of the
year 1921. and penalties and interest
thereof.
Description and Name Amount
Part of SWA -10-13S77, Bis
marck Loan e. Inv. Co. .....$ 51.GG
Lots 1-2-3 a. NEA SEA -2-1ii-
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Auditor Of Burleigh
County, this 18th day Of January.
1928.
A. c. ISAMINGER,
(SeaD County Auditor Of BurIeigh
County. North Dakota.
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the man who was already In the
apartment was the person who muir.
dered her.
"ThIs conclusion Is further cor.
roborated by Doctor Doremus' re-
port that the crime occurred be.
tween eleven and twelve. But since
her escort did not leave till half
past eleven. and spoke with her
after that time. We can put the
actual hour of the murder as be.
tween half past eleven and mid
night. These are the inferable
facts from the evidence thus Tar
adduced."
"Therc's not much getting away
from EN-" agreed Heath.
AT any rate, they're interest.
In" murmured Vance.
Markham. walking up aud down
earnestly. continued:
1.-THE features OF the situation
revolving round these inferable
facts are as follows: There was
no one hiding in the apartment al
seven o'cl0ck-the hour tho maid
went home. Therefore. tho muir
derer entered the apartment later.
First. then, let us consider the
side door. At six o'clock-an hour
before the maids departure-the
5anitor bolted 1t on the inside. and
both operators disavow cmphati
cally that they went near. It. More
over. you. Sergeant. found 1t bolted
this morning. Hence, We may as
sumo that the door. Was boiled on
the inside all msht, add that no
body could have en- sr1 81 HStSw w,
Consequently. wesaTs E 10 lSl
inevitable alter6at ne cat HSslGF'
dersr entered BY: thss ftSks dS6r.
NgS;Ilea sIs s!gsS "a -
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or THE
PERIOD OF REDEMPTION on
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY


7. A. G. 1saminger. County Auditor
Of Burleigh County, do hereby give
notice that the parcels of real estate
hereina fter described were sold for
taxes at the annual tax sale OF this
County on December 18th, 1920. and
that ut said salc said parcels OF rea
estate were sold to this County, and
that such sales have not been re
deemed from and they arc still the
property of this County. and that I'M
said tax sales within ninety days
from the date of this notice. the same
will become the absolute property in
fee OF this County and the former
owners thereof and all lien holders
and other persons interested therein
will he forever foreclosed and de-
barred of any and all rights OF re-
demption. or other rights in or to
such real estate. Following is a list
Of the real estate sold at such tax
sale on which the period OF redcmp-
ton has expired.
Opposite eacl, description OF real
estate appears the name of the record
title owner thereof as It appears by
the records, in the office of tho Reg
lister Of Deeds OF such County and
also opposite each tract appears the
amount which will be required to re-
deem from the effects of such tax
sale at tho expiration Of the period of
redemption including tile amount for
which the said land was sold. interest
and penalty thereon, subsequent de-
linquent taxes prior TO those of the
year 1919. and penalties and interest
thereof.
Description and Name Amount
40 #. 1873 It. Part OF NEh-.
1O-l4.-76, c. Oigicfson .....S 1881
Part Of Me-. -10-lfo-16. l.
Olrierson 1913. 01
NElk -27-14o-... j.. S. Hackney 121.00
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Auditor of BurleiEh
County. this 18th day of January,
A. c. ISANINGEH,
(Scal) County Auditor of Burlelgh
County. North Dakota.
1/oS-cA-l1)
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owners thereof and all lien holders
and other persons interested therein
Will he forever foreclosed and de.
barred Of any and all rights OF re-.
demption. or other rights In or to
such real estate. Following II a list
of tho real estate sold at such tax
salo on which the period Of redcmp-
tfon has expired.
Opposite each description Of real
estate appears the name of the record
title owner thereof as It appears by
the records. In tho office Of the Reg
lister OF Deeds Of such County and
also opposite each tract appears the
amount which will be required to re-
deem from the effects. Of such tax
sale at the expiration OF the period OF
redemption including the amount for
which the said land was sold, interest
and penalty thereon. subsequent de-
linQuent taxes prior to those Of the
year 1918. and penalties and interest
thereof.
Description and Name Amount
Part OF E15 OF NWK -ll.139-
81, Andrew Hagen .........$ 1852
Given under my hand and the seal
of the County Auditor of Burlcigh
County, this 18th day OF January,
A. G. 1SAMINGER.
lScaD County Auditor OF Burlcigh
County. North Dakota.
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