New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

DOUSSHtCh, JdTltS NluiHldh anu LEU Paderewski, will be placed at the end of the supernumerary list, 1t is said, and the men will be forced to work themselves to the top rung Of the ladder again before promotion to a regular berth.
 Because of dissatisfaction on the part of officers who patrol the For estvlile night beat, it is believed that 1t will be converted into a shift beat by the commissioners. each new regular officer working the rounds of the town nightly for about a month at time. It is possible that in the near future two policemen will be assigned to the Forestville beat. One man, Forestville residents claim, is not enough to patrol the town. It is very likely that the resi- dents of the village will petition the council at some future meeting for a second officer.
 The board may assign Officer Cornelius Conolly to the newly cs- tablisheI west end beat permanently, and Officer James Burns. who has been working at Headquarters nights, to motorcycle duty.
 Chimney Blaze
 The fremen of Squad A were called to the home of James Hodges at 51 Summer street late yesterday afternoon to extinguish a chimney fire. Chemicals were used and no damage resulted.
 Initial Appearance
 The Bristol grammar school or chestra. under the direction of Azilda Herbert, made its initial bow at the South Side school auditorium yesterday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. Miss Herbert, assistant supervisor of music in the public schools, has banded the talented musicians of the local schools together for the formation of this city's first gram mar school orchestra. Recitations and songs were a part of the pro- gram presented by the seventh and eighth grades. Michael Monich was chairman of the assembly.
 Auto Hits Boy
 An automobile driven by Howard Leary of 74 Hull street struck John Riouy. :. Of 174 North Main street on North Matn street shortly before l0:S0 o'clock this morning. The boy was taken to the Bristol hospital, where it was found he was suffering only from bruises and abrasions Leary was not held.
 Local Teams Play
 The Dixie basketball team which is coached by William Cavalieri and which won the City Basketball League this season. engaged the Dan- ielson quintet in their initial contest at the Plainfield tournament for the championship of southern New Eng land this morning at 10 o'clock. The Bristol Maple Ends are on the books to engage the Windham Independ- ents at 2:20 o'clock this afternoon.
 The Dixies, composed mostly of members of this and former year. high school championship teams are conceded an even chance to win the Plainfield trophy. The Bristol Maple Ends, although defeated by the Dixies on several occasions this year have much better team for the tourney and hope to emerge victori- ous. Those who have been added tc the Maple End roster include Dwight Hall, Andy Palau, Louie Albertelli and Tommy Lincoln.
 Mrs. Mary F. Johnson Mrs. Mary r. Johnson, widow O Thomas M Johnson Of 73 Queer street, died early yesterday after. noon at St. Francis hospital, Hart. ford, following short illness. She was born in Bristol and hat 1 lived here all here life. She was mar. ried on September 24. 1906. Surviv. ing are sister, Mrs. Catherine Moran; and brother. William T. Moran, both of this city.
 Funeral services will be celebrated at St. Joseph's church on Monday morning at o'clock. following the bearing of the remains from the late l home at S;S0 o'clock. A solemn higf mass of requiem will be sung at tho church by Rev. William F. Laflin 1 pastor. Burial will be in St. Joseph. | cemetery.
 Swimmers in Meriden ] The Bristol Boys club tankmer will attempt to outswim the Mehs1er Boys club mermen in that city Uni afternoon. The local team has lai, claim to the state championship b, virtue of its victories over several O the states leading contingents. Sev eral college teams were able to de feat the locals, tutored by Coact George Pfab. by only one or twt points in recent meets. ..
 Pay Taxes Plus Twenty-Five persons were arraign ed in court this morning for failur' to pay their personal taxes. Eaci was made to pay the tax, was finet an extra dollar, and was assesse, costs of court, the total in eacl case coming to $S.so.
 Thefts Reported
 Gordon Davis, 10, of 1s Session street, reported at police headquart CTS today that his bicycle had beel stolen from the porch of his homo
 Walter Fletcher of 20 Putnam street complained to the police tha two chickens had been stolen iron his hennery last night.
 Building Permits Issued
 Thomas Quistberg of Farmingtol avenue has been granted permit t erect a five room house on Cottag street for Frank Jakobeski of Cente street at a cost of s5.500. ..
 A permit has also been granted | Dominic E. Zembrowski of Terry vile. to construct S12.000 two-fam lily house on East road for Eronis law and Rose Milcski,
 D., RT0CCER