New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

The trucks were put into operation yesterday afternoon for the first time peddling parcel post.
 Crowd Hears Concert
 More than 1000 persons assem- bled in the high school auditorium last evening and heard the annual concert of the schools musical or ganizations. The girls glee club. ac- companied by the Misses Leona Choiniere. Althea Greene, Eleanor Johnson, and Barbara Reynolds, presented an excellent program of singing interspersed with several novelty numbers and followed by concert by the high school orches- tra. c. Albert Pearson rendered number of solos.
 McSamee Chapter to Elect
 The annual election of officers of James McNamee cha pter. Disabled American Veterans will take place al the state armory Tuesday eYe- ming at o'clock. Delegates for the state convention will be chosen. l. will be held at the Hotel Stratfeld, Bridgeport, on June 13 and 14.
 Bristol veterans who have claims filed with the United States govern ment are urged to attend the meet ing as information Of vital interest pertaining to claims will be dis closed.
 Dayis-C arlson Miss Laura M. F.. Carlson. daugh- ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson Of 66 Pennington avenue, Forest Nllle will become the bride Of 1 Eanlel Davis. son Of Mrs. Samuel | Davis Of Scott avenue, Watertopn, in the parsonage Of the Swedish 1 Lutheran church at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Henning Johnson will perform the ceremony. Miss 1 Lillian I. Mitchell will be bridesmaid and Charles Stowell will be best man.
 The bride attended local schools. The bridegroom attended the Wa tertown schools. He is employed as an insurance broker in the Of fee of the Rowe Davis company Miss Carlson was employed as stenographer in the same office.
 The couple will reside at 400 Washington street, Forestville. after their return from wedding trip.
 Case Continued
 The case of William Bennett of $50 Whalley avenue. New Haven, charged with embedding s1,960. WAS continued again on request of his counsel, Mather and Mather, until June 17.
 Automobiles Collide
 Automobiles operated by Samuel
 Holcomb of West Cromwell and
 James Cornelli Of TO Sixth street.
 Bristol. collided last night at West
 and South streets. Holcomb was
 said to have abandoned his car be- , fore the home of Daniel J. McPher-
 son on South street extension, near the scene of the accident, but he , reported the mlshap at police head , quarters immediately. l Mrs. CorneIH, who was with her r husband, suffered a slight injury to her side as a result of the collision. l In police court this morning Hol- ; comb was charged with evading re-
 sponsbility and driving without q
 license. His case was continued for r a week without bonds = Two Cases Dismissed 2 The case Of Walfrid Lundblad, s who was technically charged with :. reckless driving after an automobile e motorcycle accident on the Bouie-
 ward had resulted in the death of . Alfred Terrier of Manchester, N. H, = ras dismissed in police court today. . It was consid cred q matter for civil e action. The cycle, in the sidecar of r which Terrier was passengo struck Lundblad's auto last Satur- T day afternoon. Terrier being thrown s out and killed.
 9 similar technical charge of s reckless driving against Joseph f Ochal Of 36 Crescent street was also = dismissed. On December 26, 1920.
 a ripper" with several coasters
 aboard struck Ochals car on Beach Fl street and Michael Ziomel, IS, of ! , f Elm street sustained broken leg - A civil action is now expected.