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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-06-12
OAKLAND, MD.

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yesterday for Myersville, Nd, where
she will spend a few weeks at the
home of her son, Mr.. Oliver Smouse.
Mr.. Harry Boyle, manager of the C..
& P. Telephone Company's interests
in this section, with headquarters in
Cumberland, spent yesterday in Oak
land.
Mrs. Eliza Fundenburg and daugh-
ter Miss Teckla, will arrive Sunday to
spend the summer in their cottage on
Crook Crest. The trip will be made
in Mr.. George Shriver's private car.
Miss Nell Browning, of Cleveland,
o., where for several years past she
has been superintendent of the City
Hospital, is spending this week in
Oakland with relatives, being en- route
home from Florida after vacation of
several weeks.
At an entertainment given to the
graduating class of Memorial Hos
pital Nurses Training school, of Cum
berland, by the intermediate class,
Miss Margaret Kahl, Oakland, presi-
dent of the intermediate class, acted
as toastmistress.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Fannabel Offutt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Offutt, of Oakland, and Mr.. Albert A.
Doub, Jr., of Cumberland, which will
take place at the First Presbyterian
church, of Cumberland, on Wednes-
day, June 25.
Mr.. Fontaine Alexander and Mr..
James Wilson, of Dallas, Texas, are
spending a month in Baltimore on
business, the trip being made in Mr..
Alexander's automobile in thirty-six
driving hours. Mr.. Wilson is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson, of
the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Leighton and
two daughters, Misses Margaret and
Helen, motored to College Park Mon
day where they attended the COM
mencement exercises at the University
of Maryland, Miss Margaret Leighton
being a member of the graduating
class.
Mrs. G. J. Altstetter, Mrs. Ernest
Townshend and Mrs. Elwood Hine-
baugh left Oakland Monday for Solo
mons Island, located in the Chesa-
peake Bay, for the purpose of attend
ing the sessions of the Grand Lodge of
the Pythian Sisters now in session
at Solomon's. Mrs. Altstetter is one
of the grand officers of the organiza-
ton, while Mrs. Townshend and Mrs.
Hinebaugh went as representatives of
the local Pythian Sisters circle.
Mrs. Bernard I. Gender and two
sons, Bernard Jr., and Lindsay, will
leave on Sunday evening, June %, for
Montana, where they will spend ap-
proximately two months with Mrs.
Gonder's brothers in that section of
the country. The trip will be made by
automobile and during their stay the
Yellowstone National Park, The
Grand Canyon and other places Of in
terest will be visited.
Rev. Walter E. Waybright, pastor
of the Eglon Lutheran parish, was
taken suddenly ill with an attack of
appendicitis on Wednesday of last
week and was at once taken to Memoir
ial Hospital, Cumberland, where he
submitted to an operation Thursday
morning. His condition at last re-
ports is said to be favorable. Upon
being discharged from the institution
it is Rev. Waybright's intention of 60
ing to his former home at Gettys-
burg to recuperate before resuming
his pastoral duties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-06-12
OAKLAND ELECTRIC SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
JAMES FAZZALARI, Prop'r.

Announces that on and after Monday,
June 9, he will be located in the Hart
Hamill Building, Third street, where
the public will receive the same cour-
teous service it has been his pleas
ure to accord since locating in Oak
land.
Your continued patronage is solic-
tied. 1868.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-06-12
Gard of Thanks

We wish in this manner to express
our appreciation to our neighbors for
their kindness after the death and at
the burial of our mother; also for the
floral tributes
Mr. and MRS. ELMER C. SHAFFER.
Advertisement 17-1t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-06-12

The Republican Commercial Print
ing Department is the best equipped
printery you could care to inspect.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 DEFEATS S!NSBURY
More Than 300 Fans Witness
 Thrilling Court Battle
KING HERO IN VICTORY
Parcnt-Ica"hcr Fridge and Whist Part I'Iain,ilic Grange Holds Interesting Nceting-tonCcrt at Methodist (hurch--ltCm~.

Before 4 crowd Of more than 5oo frenzicd and bowling fans, the bril- liant pIaju}iIlo High school bash"r- b"ll tram arose 10 ue sr"atrs) heights Hat evening by 4rolJu" I decisive victory over II arch rivals SImahury High, 10 take undI-putrd possession Of first pIac" in the West trn Couu' ctj,W league. Th" final score Wa. %- l2. intense excite mcnt roIEurd throuShou, thr baj:l- and local high school hackers went Wiid with gloc as the smooth work Img Plaluvillc five started q furiou4 offensive attack against SIuSbury | in the third quarter that assured f Of Wcll-rHruod victory. After ihrr" ara$ouS oi disappointment. Plain i vile high has reached its goat and i today heads the 'laas C high school i Cuiutcte of inc &lHt,.
 1 Every Hlailahlr inch of #uar" in 1 the gNmua4ium was packed with humanity. BIS were jnr hullrays and ] windows. The fans started to cheer 1 at th" opening Of the battle. and the players. ullcd with the desire Co win aud urged on by ,lur encourage mont% Of their r"SplctlH" hackers. ! lop%ht for every break. %iusbury lcotcrs vent wild as their 'cau Ia lrad Then IIanvillr started to function with the result that the l&nS were treated 10 q wonderful "NhibrIou Of passing and &hoojp2 ;or in" remainder Of thr h"lf. ihc locals were in the van, lg 10 :. at Lalf-l,ur.
 Th" third quarter proved 'o n' 'thc deciding period of the battle l'lHinNIIl" began 10 pop 4l in, Sims burN basket with deadly precision and before thr former l""~no lcad- |,rs could regain in, ir stride. th' lead. Nhs display of offensive power ny tEc focal team brought the croWd tn it's feet laundering with appIau-" During tho second half PIaluvill' showed superiority over ifs oppon .ruls in every department "f 1h Giunc.
 Nlng WAS She hero Of jhr came .}corjn" r q. rlaiu'lilo'a &- points He dropped iu ScNcn aru.ntlonH hasltrra that led to th" ~jmshurN d" fiat. His iudi,udual work fa= won. .,hrul bu, lir was helped consider Ibly by his team mates. "h" St" that il was his night and paes.'
 him th1 ball Ht r}"ry opportunity
 Although King wHs th" offensive slar of the game. Plajnvillr'% victory IrruSt ho credited 10 the Smoo,l |l3s&Norh Hl'd shooting of th" "ntlr' team. The quintet worked @s 2 rnlt and gave "yidouc" of thr hard work of coach Tom tHulirid. With Farm .ugtou ana Iitriu,cld remaining O. ii,c loHGu" schedule. plamvlIl" &"um; Hssudcr of l,s first basketball 'nlr 1T il wins. lI is likely that il vii t,uttr thr Sturrs tournament for 'h, @,utc tltlr
 rlain,ill" II. <.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
I'NNIDl~ PAINTING RESTORED

INtrhaU. Grrmauy, Fci- IA tlf lGru& Grrnorh'e famous rajntjns shovjn. Jesus washing Inc feet O. the Apostles has been restored a. part nt th" renovation of tn" church Of St. Catherine nrrn. in I5@2 Martin I.ulhrr preached in thr church a sermon a2ana) To" rapid acceptance or now tNiu.-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
hlainN i,ic Grange NcrIiu..

TI' rr%ul@r m, ling of Phln,inu Grange Nas h.ld last r,nin. m Grau-" bnIl "n Iu.-cv street wh, officers of rH. or.4u.nIion lurnsn 'd line nro%raw.
 Tn" program vu.a .ollnus.
 An ori%na rap.r. "Tnr Grange. What lt r. and What I} no~S." Wr.. Anna Noy"s.
 \ N"zoo orchestra Tur.,. Gr@,r,,. Heading, Mrs. < E. Cartnut,~.
 GueHsin2 contest arranged hl 'b. B, vrrtury.
 Heading, Nr+ WmH~d loouis.
 Vocal solo, Eror> Phelps.
 Monologur. Nr+. WmU"ld nnnm...
 Alphabet &aDa". arranged uy th~ lecturer.
 Talk. Automobile Iu.uanr" iu the Grou&" LlaNDu, Co.," G~pr..,. T;aulln of New Ert3m
 II was announced 'Hr 'l" 1u .r meeting "j)l h' known #. "N.-h. bors Night" rW March I@ SH. Iarjoh' 's program and box social will h." hcld
 IiurrIIt Grange Mil-hpld "\..-h bors' Night" on March
 The I"dps' auxiliary win mrr u"st Tuesday afternoon aI She hom. of Mrs. r. Ii Curtis, Ii is hoped 'L;1 there Vll' hn a lar4" attendance. r.-T, Bridge aud Whist Tonight
 \ lar"r rroNL la expected to i'll Ih" high school "yuln1auw tonight for lh" j'ar' Teacher HSSocia1Ion hr,d-r and whist party, Starting Gr ! o'clo"N. " half hour program o' music Nlli br prr=outrd by the hoys and girls @trr clubs in the auGtor- mm. Included m this jout concert will h" ;rumpr, and violin solos by Jack King and Kurt IHoom. Th" clubs hay" rr#olioud regularly for several weeks under tNc direction nt Miss Barbara Beach and q very rn- jol1hjc program IS promised
 The putuc js cordially invited 10 taUonl this ao,mI event Tickets moN hc secured ,D 1h" G"or.
 rNthian TcmJ!" Whist
 HHtmHn temple, No, 2". rNmHu Sisters. will hold public VhDN rma r,rum- m l. u. u. r.. huU Prizes . ~lll he awarded 'ur winners aud rr- treatments served. Tno pu.Dr' is 3N..'3.
 re IH.rtlIi-
 "Mphc" 'uval,r owner "l Nr Strand barber shop and au ,nur# follower of 1h" high school baskct- ball '";uu, stated today That h." F., ready 10 iuIHl his rroruia" f" 2is" free hairrui& ro Iho ulrmbcrs of the high school basketball team rl they defeated StuGhurN Tine offer holds 2ood for all members nr Inc first and second t"umS "MIlsr" rNprrts that his shop Will b" Il busy place this evening.
 trnCcrl 1iI- iN"nin"
 Music lovers or rIaru1llc win haN" a Tar" opportunity lu hear H splendid program Of music this u,r-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
,$I.N HAT. DfbN \S

Now Haven. l"b. T.. U1r ''nauG@ hi. hat across Ih West river. John Wagner. ao. hroh" through thr ir" and v"s drowned.
 Louis Erhrcud, a fireman, was suf. frrng from rNposurr today after hr,uNu@ through lh" ic" in r"coNrr- in" Wagu,r's body.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
NInI-SI nI-NIlI.\I DI-Nn

JaH River. Mass, Feb. l9, Nlr Mrs Deborah Marin loNriucc, this rity's oldest resident is dead at her d"urh'cr'a home here in her aHlh year. $hr Uas Il native of l#orus \. '.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Tn" I'h'u'lI" 'N" ram went Into second piao" in the Har,fo-,l '"1njN "f" lno@uo hl trouneiu- inc
 ii;t|ard'lIi' team, fl 10 -lS. in th' rr, Ilmi1"ry gam cAullirld was ttc star of the locals. The summar, can h" found on lh" sporting pa>, OI lnIa Is.u..
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Nr~. tathCriur N,iIlnau

Mr. rlo,j Sjllmam az, @%, Of l&ot 'pthru avenue. New irjain. died fhja morning at thr New Brit "u GoUnuj hospital Shr was born m rIaiu> llt Iud received h"r "du- cation in tn" local schools After hrf marriage. sn" moved to New Britain.
 Besides her husband she is sur >it"d by her parents. Mir. anI Mrs. Ern"t rarrar oJ rIain'Ilh.. and four sisters. Mrs. Edward Temple. Mrs. Vernon Granger, Mrs. kru- meth Woodruff and Miss Goi, Fan r1r.
 D'mrru arrauermvu'* arr nrom p,rn and are in the hands of W \. UillrN % co.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

and Iaud
 "Docs this not support my con . lcnIIon as set forth in my ,uriIr,' communication?
 My interest in the matter oI bet. lcrlnE school conditions was ,,id "ucod by my presence and vote rl Inc town meeting last year, which appropriated $G5.ooo for an. addi- ton 10 the present grammar school aud "lo,oOo for Il duration plant 70 talk" care or both in" ErammaY school and tn" proposed addition.
 why ihIs demand for inc &&,nn1 extra To take care or but on. school"
 ""lrIl the kiddirS' friend.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
COURT POSTPONES TORSO'S HEARING Driver 0I Death Car Held Under
 Sl,O0O Bonds SCHOOL QUESTION IS HOT
Allegations Fly Back and Forth Be fore Town Mcctinc-NIHrrin-c of Robert Iu'Chic tnnouncrd-Nu- toriei> Pay Pines in Court.

Charged with criminal negligence. l'@aqualc Torso Of New Haven whose truck struck and fatally m- ,lurcJ Charles J. Mueller Of Orchara road, Berlin, on Fridav afternoon NaS plac d under a $1. .Ouu bond al ih" session or the Errliu town court last night and held pending ,h, corpn"r's finding. His case WIS set ASiI" for two weeks until tn" 1n>rS. iiG;hton IS mad" pOu his arrest Friday afternoon ny jll" state policr hc was charged with reckless dri> ing but upon the death Of AIr Mueller from the injuries rrcoi> cG in the accident the rhavgo Was changed 10 that cf criminal n,2Ii- Goucr.
 Tn" heavy court session. due 10 the activity o' the 4ta1c and !ucal police within the last few days. rr- suited in d crowd ot spectators tna' jalumrJ the court room. Ten cjtsca were tried resulting lu six rou,Gr- lions, on" discharge. two granted g continuance and on" held for in, cS- tjgntion.
 Nelson Case tuntinurh
 Once more tn" ease ot NcIs |. Nelson oi Jubilr" street. NrW Brit ain. was continued for one week. Nelson Was arrested two weeks ago hN Officer Prank Brown Of Bcrlim ajtcr hl9 auto had crashed into 4 large truck on the Berlin Mcr,dcu turnpike, slightly tujuring one ni tho passengers. Officer Brown. upun Investigating, charged Nelson with driving under the influence Of li- uIor.
 Motorists Are Fined
 Several automobile drivers told their stories to Judge Goorg, GriS- wold Of the town court last night bu' in every ease except one q fine Wh- imposed Joseph SHnal Of IG Gov 'rnor street. Hartford. was fined 800 and costs for driving reckless lV. He had been arrested by stat, police officers for traNcliuG through hurlin at q rat" of 90 miles -lnd hour. George IIauolon of fl DarIcl place, Mrrdcn, was fined $2o and costs on a' char%" of speeding. AL fred ]. Hunt Of l27o Grafton street. Worcester, Mass. was aSscSa"d Syo and costs on charge of OV"rloadiUG bis truck to the extent of @.i l' pounds. Joseph J. schmidt of ., Pennington avenue. Hartford wa lined S10 and costs ou q charge O. @pccdnG
 Martin Czech of MiddlctoWn WJ5 fined $lo and costs for allowing q minor 10 opGratc q motor Nchlcl, on tn" state highway. Rocco Eoril- iIro ot iSo Capitol Hvcnuc Muridrn IroW tine Of %3 and costs tOI driving without q license. Anthony l.uccH Of 2tG Broad street. MrridcH vas discharged on the same count He claimed that he was driving thu ear for lhc first time and that , rapIblc md licensed driver was he. side him at the time.
 puarsnick Case Continued
 Frank Quarsnick ot Swamp road kcnsington. WAS granted n 'continu ancc of one week. He had been ar rested bv Constable Frank BrowI "ud charged with cNadinG rrSponsi bility after witnesses claimed Una
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

''fiIl,h Alleges Threat
 Th" allegation that his wife was threatened by an anonymous 1rio- phone callS1 and warned 10 "kccp her mouth ou1" of the ycNing school problem was made in q communl- cation sent 10 the Herald today hy GrorS" <, Griffith. Mr. Gritith hopes to be At tn" town meeting tomorrow night and promises fireworks if statements he profrNsrs 10 have heard regarding his opposition 10 )h" h"ard's proposal are repeated )u tn" floor Tn" letter i@ 1s follows.
 'NlIl you please allow mc space II your paper for few lnr$r
 Had it not been for tolcphou" call received at our home today | would not b" writing this.
 "i suppose all, or nearly all. inc voters and residents Of the town Of horIn have been advised by certain individuals, tavorlnG the proposed now school that the reason the Grltirhs ar" opposing il is brcnuec they hay" so f1r been unable to col lrct small bill sent to the school board for damages done our prop 'riN and for which Wr have dulN rr- ccpt"d bills. This does not influence us in our opinion one way or an . other. Ii is and has been our con trlIIon that the voters and taNpaN- ITS should br given what they vote for. We are also. of course. interest . cd in the taN problems, paying aS we are what W" believe to b" our iCst share
 ''NoW as 70 thr telephone call, Talk about suppression in some of | h" foreign countries. In this caSr. . II will fail to work.
 "About d:%o yesterday afternoon the telephone rang and was answer ed by one Of the nurses who is rariu: for q member Of our house ! hold who Is i'll The party wished 10 speak with NrS. Griffith and here k as near as can be recorded on paper W hat was said
 Callcr--'NrH, Grilith"' "Mrs. Griffith Yes 1t is. Who is apcaknGH
 1 "callcr-'N Non" Of your business, i hut you had better keep your mouth out Of the school proposition. Mrs. Griffith--'W IS speaking" { ~
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Warranty Deeds Filed

Warranty deeds filed al the cirN cI"rh's office records the following changes. From Mercy A. Clinton 10 Martha r. Futile. laud and build m%s on Center street; and from uIrva J. EobcrGc To Aurvlia Ro. hcrSr, land. a house and barns on .StduOrd uNrnur
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
orccuo- Married. 3o Year,

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Greene of Grove street cclrhraDn1 their 50to wedding anniversary at their homo yesterday The couple were married in Lowell Mass. in 1880.
 Mr. and Mrs. Greene came 10 this city in May. lS&A. Nr. Greene has puaicd himself for Il great many years pursuing the carpenter trade. They have one son, I.cI;oy W Greene. treasurer or The North Sid Bank and Trust company and 1 granddaughter, June Grccnp, daueh. lrr Ot lnu former.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Snt bury II. \.

Patterson. If .. Gold, TT ......-. NosIau#l,as. U ...f Nichols, .... MnIhall. F.; ..... brmpalr r4 ..... o tiger F. ....... Q
 IH %roi,. at Lun tuf ro-- Plain
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

ming a1 o'clock al thr NrthoIist rhurch when the cholra of the AS bury NJ. r.. church oi Forrstvillc. and inc local Methodist church cho1 present a concert. S"NcraI soloisl% Will also appear on the program.
 Th, cl~Irs have been pracliciu4 faithfully for the concert for o,pI a month aud have prepared very interesting program. The feature Of tre concert will l." fhr singing of the celebrated "HalIoluIah" chorus. II is expected that line church Wr1l Inc, lv,trLti
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
plninNillr lirInI-

Mrs. N1IrMa \Wllhm4 I@ in at 1u' hou@ oj n"r dau@ot"r Mra NulouI k"usI "' l' Ea# Broad street.
 Tn" GJrt $ruurs NiH meet m tn, uj2H school 2,mna@uu tomorrow .LnlLm- ut n.3n o-rlnnL-.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Mac, J,IIlt'ii
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lttnItN t.3Tagg'

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 Iauu} ..... "1 gH lun &o" Jarl} ...... "I "G &G - Fl"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Teachers Play Tonight

Tine play, "A LUckA Break" viii hr presented by the Bristol Teach CTS association at the high school auditorium tonight al $ o'clock uu- der the direction cl W. Anthony TotIlr Jr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
tuC-t~ nt thanipla'nrr~ -LA- ul1-LL L-L.. nE lLD Lnl.lnl

The mrrdbors of the Bristol club will b. the hCnorrd guests Of the club thHmplaln at the Iattrr's club rooms on Prospect street tonight. Tournaments Of pool bridge anl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
slight hrt'i,lcii

X s'jshl "rrjdcur ocrurrrd ;n Hue rorurr of East alruI and Eo-t Broad street this morning about @:1o o'cIoch "nru a small trUcl driven by A>rl Johnson, building inspector, Was struck ry another machine. Both cars received dam ages to tn" fcndorS, headlights ami wheels. Thr parties involved rrach- 'd 9u agreement for settlement.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
j"aut " iu~ .tunIl,cr

%r"r" '' bul' t.ut, NJiI'. r'I'r,.. Ni&ou.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

r.. Allen Moor"'s studio on IIjGh ro1d k"naInLlon, will b" open 10 inc pHbIlc on rridaN afternoon from } 10 o'clock. The ladies of tn. k"nsjngron Congregational church will give d silver tea there for the benefit Of their mission fund. Dur ing the afternoon there wilt h" lnu- sic and tea will he served. The Il
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

rwmNlllc rooms. "ud floor. new hou.r. all ImrroNrmrn'=, TrL %to.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
N ~liIn9tOn social

\ WHshiu@ton social Nlu be n,ld ruuorruN a thc nolur of Ar>oh Durdrll "l I'orosD,jlIc avenue under rn' auspices o' tu" \. \. K. ,> h. ot \. A large attendance is expected.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Drive Nets St,65>

Yesterdays drive for funds for the Community chest uettcd tho sum Of $tG56, l. was announced this morniny. An aggregate ot S3S.- '2H was procured by the canycss- CTS on fin" first day. bringing tn" total 10 a1@I95. 1t is expected thu. th" drive will hr completed within the ten days allotted A grand total nr NNL Lmn la .n1..nt
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

ucont,nurd on Page lG)
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
trnrcrl Il1i- INrnin.

Music loN,gs oI pIUIuNlljr win haN" a I..r' opportunity lu hear a
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Il;iin,illc II.

l I'ld. ll. I'll
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Funeral ur Mrs. Noodiurd

Funeral sarei,cs for Mrs. Charl- lon N. Wopdrord v.rr conducted al tn" home o' Robert H. Wood(ori of iy Pheasant e.r",t lh- afternoon al -.@" o'rI"rt hN E'r. r. r, Wolf rudou fHuHl vo- in Wrst rrm"-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
studio Tea

they could jdrnrrty his gar as the on" which had struck small girl on swamp road las week
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
IuuC'1l of (. I. Mueller
social tu bc Postponed

I'll" Ladies Aid society social Ut originally scheduled for thus dttcr- noon, has been postponed until next Wthunsday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
school Budget Iurrca cd

At a joint meeting Of the board Of education and city council hcIi in the couucil chamber in the tit, hall building last night the annu4i budget Of the school board was pre- Sontcd and showed an increase over last year Of $I0.69l7G. The agsrc- gate was $359.@Ga.7 against $$6S. .''t.1l for last year. Judge Newell Jennings made the presentation.
 Tn" judge told the joint board that the amount figured in the bud |Ert was the lowest possible one on which the Bristol institutions couiJ h" operated tor lh- ensuing year. When asked if the salary increase, for Iho teachers could be cut ou, for this Hvlr lac judge stated that lh" matter would he taken up at the March meeting of the board 1 Councilman Thomas A. Tracy as >urnd the judge or cooperation us a member ot~ the salary committee when the latter asserted that he did not believe toachcrs' raises should he stopped unless those of the other 1 #ri} "mrlo>oa were. According to l 'h" statement made by Mr. TracN th" clerks lU tue cjty's employ who are earning more than SEQ a week . will b" affected. lie thought that thc salaries ot the teachers and employees should be increased. but
 not al this time,
 Judge Jennings, Spral,nS for tho school board. said that in order to d"crcos" ,ho expenditures of the dc
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
puhrsuick Case Continued

Frank Quarsnck ot swamp road. konsington. was granted n continu- ancc of one week. He had been ar rested bv Constable Frank Brown "nd charged with cNadinG r"Spons- bility after witnesses claimed that
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Stockholders to Meet

The stockholders ol the National Marine Lamp company will meet at the compauys offices in forestville tomorrow afternoon al 4;3o o'clock. Officers and directors will he elect
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
rNtiiiln ICmII" Ii ll~t

n>thian temple, No. 2" INlmau sisters will hold a public VmH luls o,rnm@ m |. n. p. r. hul Prizes "ll he awarded The winners and rr- treatments served. Tho p1.lIn is ,itN ..,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Continued on Page 1G)
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Many NirCtN Scheduled

The Bristol ioys' club aWimmiu" team Is scheduled for lo or mor,, meets hrjor" rl'r season tuishcs Captain Alfred Nc,uo announced yesterday, Tine local uatators will t,co th" tonnoctrcut NGGlcs team at )h" local pouI tomorrow night at o'clock. Other mrrts have been booked with tho Naugatuck state championship taul>mcu. Torriugtou Hitlslcld and Waterbury,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

The report oi chemists who tested the water in the local reservoirs showed that the supply was entire iy satisfactory from d baCterioloei cal standpoint at tn" present time.
 Terry ilir Friday
 The Bristol High school bashct- cors wilt don travelling togs for brief trip to -Terryvillo on Friday night, when they are scheduled to play the high school quintet of thai town in the second of two game series. TerryViIlc nearly defeated the local champions in 4 previous gam" Frankie t.apoUtc. making his debut as regular, won inc tilt in the lust few seconds with pair of ion" hcaNcs.
 The team will tru}a tn Middle town on Saturday night lo hattl" tNy high school team Of that city in the second ot a two game series. Bristol defeated the Asylum City fellows by il 3& to 20 score on Jan
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
.rillith Alleges Thyra1

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