New Britain herald., 1930-05-14

DOIltHICO INaNtld, Niio SOiiu uIlS d meat and grocery store at laS Grid ley street, according to a writ of attachment filed at the office of the city clerk this morning. The case is returnable to the court of com- mon pleas at Waterbury on the first Tuesday in July.
 Land Of the defendant. consisting O. four lots, on Gridley street In the Homestead park tract have been at tached by Constable Roscoe L. Ses- sions
 Fewer Births in April
 There were 40 births and seven marriages recorded at the office Of the city clerk during April it was made public today. The number of births has decreased by 53 the one released in March. The decrease j, marriages was not unexpected as the greater part Of April was during the Lentcn season.
 Post to Honor Emmett
 Harold r. Emmett post. Veterans Of Foreign Wars. will honor the man after whom the post was named on Memorial Day at West cemetery after the parade and exercises have taken place, it has been announced. A beautiful picture of the late Har- old F. Emmett will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies at the state armory
 State and national officers Of inc society have been invited to attend the unveiling. Bristol heads Of the veteran organization hope to en- gage speakers for the occasion to in- crease it's impressiyeness.
 The late Harold F. Emmett. son of Frank W. Emmett Of this city, died following active service for his country. He was gassed in the trenches lost a limb and was in- capacitated otherwise. Upon his re turn from "Over There" he was sp- pointed city tax collector by former Mayor Attorney Joseph F. Dutton, and served in that capacity until his death
 Marriage Licenses Issued NllN 'lti l IAoIiiCio b. A9tNFlt AteA7 issued a marriage license to Walter Hugo Ristow Of S4 West Main street. Terryville. clerk at the New Departure Mfg. Co.,. and Marie Me lita Seinau, a clerk, of 22 Hull street.
 4 second license to wed has been issued to Lester Niles Nalick, jeweler. and Louise Osborne Thompson. at home. both of POS Summer street.
 Association Will Elect
 At d meeting Of the West Ceme- tery association to be held at the Bristol Public library building to- night at 7.30 o'clock officers for the ensuing year will be elected and routine business transacted. Championship Contest ] Troops, IS and Of the local council of the Boy Scouts Of Amer 1 ica will meet at the Jennings school gymnasium Friday evening at T:S0 o'clock 10 decide the inter-troop championship of the scout leagues. i Troop 12, winner in one Of the cir cults, has been defeated by Troop ) and automatically eliminated from 1 competition.
 In the event that Troop IS, of which Irving Wasley is scoutmaster, wins the title, it will be the fourth consecutive year, Scoutmaster Was ley has had fine group Of boys ever since the troops organization. Troop IS, is sponsored by Seicheprey post, No. ?. American/Legi
 Christy on kaplan Card
 Nick Christy, ring idol Of the Bell City, will meet Romeo Dubois of New Haven in a siX-round match on the Kid kaplan- Joey Medill card at the Hartford Telodrome on Monday night, May e6,
 Many local fans are planning to witness the match. which is sched- uled for six out of total Of 40 rounds.
 Ranncy Awarded Medal
 Philip J Ranney of 30 Carlson street, exchange manager and wire chief of the Southern New England Telephone Co. Of this city has been awarded a Vail medal for the saw ing Of girls life by the applica- ton Of artificial respiration by the firm which employs him, according 10 an announcement made yesterday in the monthly Telephone Bulle- tin"
 Mir. Ranney together with five other telephone cmployes, was awarded q bronze medal in apreci- alton Of his act. Tour cmployes were given honorable mention.
 The girl whom the publication has reference to. according to q state ! mont by Mir, Eanncy today, is 2 resident Of Holyokc. Mass. She was restored to natural breathing by him after she had been rescued from tho waters Of Hampton pond
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