New Britain herald., 1930-09-12
Bristol Meus
THREE ARRESTED
 IN STOLEN AUTO Tell Police They "BorroHd'
 Car From Their Friend DEDICATE SCHOOL HOUSE

DEDICATE SCHOOL HOUSE HadselI United spanish War vetcr- ans Will Hold Dogsie Roast - Sewing Class to Open Season - Mrs. Victor Avery Dies.
 Stanley Silva. 53 Wolcott street, reported to police last night that his automobile was stolen. At 2;05 o'clock this morning, it was recover ed at Main and School streets, where Officers Arthur Messier and Dewey Carpenter apprehended Frank Blum of so Elm street New Britain, Frank Edward Giles of Burlington avenue and Ernest Parker of s3 Bartholo- new court. With Blum at the steer ing wheel, and his companions rest ing comfortably as passengers, the trio are said to have claimed that they borrowed the machine because Silva was their friend"
 The men had been riding earlier with Silva, it is reported. When Sli- va parked the car in front of his home and departed, Blum assumed possession snd drove away. In court this morning. he was charged with 1r;, Ri ;1a mission of it's owner. His compan- ions were charged with breach of the peace. The case was continued un- til tomorrow morning.
 When searched at police head quarters Blum was found to have and claimed to have taken it from Arthur R. (Shorty) Buron of 75 Elm street, New Britain, for safe keeping They were together re- gently on a drinking party, Blum said, according to the police. and he took the money to keep until Buron was in fit condition to handle it.
 The Bristol police communicated with the New Britain police and Ser geant Michael J. Flynn of the New Britain detective bureau was detail ed to notify Buron of the finding of the money, which he did.
 Silva. according to the police, was
 Silva, according to the police, was formerly a supernumerary police man in New Britain.
 Open October 5
 The Maple Ends football team. ac- cording to an announcement made this morning by Manager R. Lowell (Sam) Huston, will open it's season at Muzzy field on October 5, for which date no opponent has as vel been selected. The eleven will meet the Thomaston Ponies here on Oc, tober 2S, and will play them again IT Thomaston on the Sunday following Thanksgiving day.
 The Maple Ends baseball tean will meet the Horton Manufacturin, company nine at Muzzy field Sunda. afternoon at o'clock.
 Vets Plan Dog Roast
 G. A. Hadsell camp. No. 21
 
 hold dog roast at Secret lake, neal Avon, Sunday afternoon. Busse; conveying members will leave the state armory on Center street at II o'clock in the morning. The com mittee in charge of the affair com. prises Commander Bruno Brown Charles Galpin, Gene Hubbell, Mrs Rose LaFlamme, Mrs. May Ryar and Mrs. Alice Cormier.
 Deed Filed Today
 Mario Cianci has released pro perty on Lake avenue, containing about six acres, to Anthony H. Kas > chak, according to warranty deet ! filled at the office of the city clerl this morning.
 School Dedication Tonight
 Special music and addresses vii feature the Pennington avenu, school dedication tonight. Carl T Mahannah, chairman of the distric school committee. will preside. Tn program will be opened with an in vocation by Rev. Hubert D. Jones pastor of the Prospect Methods l CHuTCN, ana Will De lOllOW6Q Dy re marks by Harold A. Hayden, design ing architect, John C. Griffin, chair man of the schools building commit tee. and Arthur S. Barnes and Super intendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche of the board of education.
 The program will be followed b. an inspection of the structure an dancing.
 Sewing Glasses to Begin
 Sewing classes at St. Anthony convent, School street, will com mence Tuesday of next week. Tn initial class will be held from until 3 o'clock in the afternoon an, one following from until s o'clocl in the evening. Instructions will b given on Thursday afternoon an, evening.
 Teachers Corn Roast
 The Bristol Teachers association will hold a corn roast at the Greene Hills school, Forestville, next Tues day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Tn Forestville teachers will act as hos tesses on the occasion.