New Britain herald., 1930-07-07

everything was operating again. The waters at Meadow and North Man street were gone within a half hour after the storm had passed.
 Sacred Concert Tonight
 A male quartet comprising Ole Fettrus, first tenor, and Melvin Vet trus, second tenor, Of Rollette. North bakota; Rosenius Norheim. first bass. of Maddock, North Dakota, and Elliott Aandahl, second bass, of China, will present a sacred concert at the Swedish Congregational church tonight. The quartet, on it's fourth tour of the east, comes from Crank Forks, North Dakota. The four men are studying for the minis try and missionary field.
 Placed on Probation
 A Is year old boy, recently grad uated from the Chippens Hill school, vas placed in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for six months in juvenile court this morn ing when arraigned on a charge of stealing a bicycle belonging to Richard Malley of Ingraham place which had oeen left at Rockwell park Saturday afternoon. The youngster was arrested by Park Officer Joseph Civizzio.
 Spends Comfortable Night
 It was reported this morning that Erwin R. Rowe of the Rowe Coal and Oil Co.,, who was seriously in- jured last week when q monstrous gasoline tank fell upon him as ne vas trying to brace it under a stag ing, had rested comfortably at the Bristol hospital last night. Although still on the danger list, MT. Howe is said to show improvement.
 Policeman Ends Game
 Officer Thomas Mccarthy of the police department, despatched from headquarters yesterday afternoon following the receipt Of complaint from an annoyed Ingraham street resident who stated that a group Of boys had been playing baseball in a lot adjoining her home and had damaged property when the ball vas accidentally hit onto her property, broke up a close game as he seized the implements necessary to the proper playing of the sport. Two balls involved in the contest were brought to headquarters by the oi- ficer after they had been forwarda1 to him by the peeved resident. The complainant told the police that sho had always returned the balls but refused to yesterday when they came into her yard once too often.
 Mrs. ". E. Baldwin
 It was learned here yesterday that Mrs. Walter E. Baldwin of 70 Woodside avenue. Waterbury, moth e. of Mrs. V. Anthony Towle of this city. died in the Waterbury hospital Friday following a brief illness.
 Fire Fighters on Vacation
 A number of fremen, two from each of the local department units, commenced their annual 15-day va cations yesterday. Those who have left their pssts for the annual rest are Thomas Quinn and Frank Roberts of Central House, Squad A; James McDermott and Frank Law Of Company No. 1; John Mullins and William Sample of Uncas Hose ! company: Lieutenant George Gra- ham and Frank Dietrich of Com pany No. 5; Michael Egan and Hu- bert Mccormack of Welch Co, l Forestville. The services of substi- l tutes are engaged for the summer months during which time the reg ulars are on vacations
 Complains of Accident
 Domenic Rosia of 20 Mills street, ! New Britain, reported to the police l early last evening that his automo- bile was struck by second car operated by Stanley Niedzwicki of | a7 Saxton street, New Britain, near Davitt's crossing, Forestville. early 1 yesterday morning and was dam | aged to the extent Of about $50.
 Rosa told police that he haltsl . his machine at this crossing as he heard the railroad bell ring out a warning that a train was approach ing and that the Niedzwicki car hit his in the rear pushing it onto the tracks. distance Of about 70 feet He took Niedzvicki's reeistra- tion number and reported it 10 the police. The case will be brought up in the ante room Of police head. quarters tomorrow morning.
 Initial Presentation
 IrelaUny of the Wells" comedy in four acts. will open at the Community theater tonight with q cast comprised Of members of the Repertory Theater Co., under the personal direction of Walter Hartwie. The lead will be portrayed by Miss Louise Prussing. who has attained a lofty spot on Broadway by successful perfor nances in many productions. Co., with Miss Prussing wi;l De Carl Benton Reid, who will play Tom Wrench"
 Daniel Frohman. who directed the first showing of 'Trelavny" in his country more than 30 years ago, will address the audience 10. night. Included in the cast will be Ernita Lascelles. Octabia Kenmore Daisy Atherton, May Ediss. Lysia Bernard, William Podmore. A. T. Herber, Fuller Mellish. Hugh Mill er' George Harenl, ]. Halford Fors- Ter and Anton Bundsman. 1.
 MANROSS-DOUGLASS i,
 Miss Elizabeth Irene Douglass. laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Junius c. Douglass Of Church avenue. Forest vile, and Frederick Futile Manross son of Mir and Mrs. Arthur N. Man ross of Garden street Forestville. were united in marriage on Satur day afternoon at o'clock at the home Of the bride by Rev. John T.