New Britain herald., 1929-12-14
RESIDENTS MUST
 CLEAR SIDEWALKS
Series Of Falls Leads to Warning
 by Chief BeIden
MANY SEALS BEING SOLD
Anti Tuberculosis Labels Meet Graft flying Rcsponsc-Iiartford 10 Get Confiscated Liquor-park Com mission submits Estimates.

fhiSriblI NNDIllltS IHStlllluitS.
 A sudden change in tompera,ur. in this city during the night causcI the snow and ice which had formed over the sidewalks 10 thaW and clear away. Mercury shot from f0 degrees above to about 4o above and the weather was decidedly warm
 A large number of the residents were up bright and early to clear their walks and property Of the siush caused by the incessant fall oI rain over the snow last night. Light drizzles fell at intervals and many falls were registered in places wheru the rain added to the slippery char actcr of the ice. Many of the victims received minor injuries and related their pitiful accounts Of their rc- speCtive accidents at police head quarters. The officers on desk duty listened to many graphic accounJs. A report was received al hcadQua"- terS yesterday that q woman ha l broken her arm after falling on T . Another man was in the hospital as the result of a cut inflicted OH his check and neck by a flying Skaty. The man had hocn skating at the Memorial park rink. it is believe !, when the accident occurred.
 An elimination of these accidents will be effected hereafter, it is be- lievod, as Chief of Police Ernest IT, Belden has announced that strict or derS will be given 10 police officers not to give q second warning to resi- ! dents 10 keep their sidewalks clear ed Of snow and ice. Niolators will be placed under arrest and will ra- ceive maximum penalties in police court if was learned.
 Must Have New Markers It was said at police headquarters this morning that the law concern ing the registration Of motor vehi- clcs would be enforced over New Years. 19&0 markers must be in. stalled on or before January l. Tho law does not prohibit the usc or new markers on the last week day of the year. permitting drivers 10 display their new plates beginning December 31.
 Liquor To Hartford
 Chief Ernest T. Bcldeu visited Hartford recently and was inform ed by States Attorney Hugh N. Alcorn that all liquors seized in ,,rt l O Iy, | lhorities of the Capital City office The decision was made in accord auce with q new law rasSed regl,- lating the disposal of liquor. Here after the Bristol department will have nothing to do with intoxicants seized in raids, as they will be shipped to Hartford.
 Returning Rapidly
 Mail containing returns from hundreds of Christmas seals have been pouring into the office of the secretary Of the Employees Health Protective league. Harry McKnstry, and the organization is very grati- fled over the respons" of local resi- dents. II is requested that pcrSous make returns as early aS poSsib!" 70 that q report may be submitted to the state commission. A total ot 25u,0po were sent out through the mail not long ago and q great part of them have already been rc- turned.
 Ted .irm0ry Hurt
 A report was received from E Lowell Huston, manager of the Ma pie End football team, this mornln- to the effect that Ted Armory. full. back. was badly injured Thanksgiy- ing day in the championship clash between the north siders and the West Ends. He is in q Manchester hospital at present, is suffering from q broken COllarbonc and d pulled ligamcnt. Armory was sent into the fray on Thanksgiving Day by Coach Moore for only about five minutes and came out complaining that his shoulder hurt. IL was not known until yesterday that the husky full back had been injured.
 bates for Concerts
 Dates nave been set for the com nunity concerts to take place at the high school auditorium, it was an nOunced this morning. The first Of