New Britain herald., 1930-06-06

. Blackdl, Greene-HlllS school, and Miss Mildred Peterson, alternative: Miss Azilda Hebert. special teachers, and Mrs. Merle Tuthill alternate Man Hurt II Collision Oscar Woods Of Hartford avenue. New Britain. sustained q bad gash on the head when his head was thrust through windshield as an automobile in which he was riding as a passenger with Cephus Davis. Jr., of St. Stephens, Berks county, South Carolina, as the driver. col lided head-on with commercial truck operated by Frank Gorski ot 78 Sexton street. New Britain, at the intersection Of West and School streets last night. The injured man was taken to the Bristol hospital for treatment and was released this morning.
 According 10 reports. the Davis car was proceeding west on School street as the Eorski truck rounded the curve. turning left from Schoo, onto West street, going 10 the rlgh- of the signal at the Junction. The cars met and Woods was thrown forward. his head smashing through the windshield. Both drivers were told by Officer James Burns, who in restigated the accident. to appear before the prosecutor this morning. The case was continued by Prose- cutor Anthony J. Rich until Thurs day morning, June 19,
 Joseph Orloski of Terryylllc, Ar thur Eschner Of Wolcott and Einor Larson of this city, charged with violation of the rules of the road in the antcroom or police headquarters today, were assessed s5.95, s7.60 end $5.35, respectively, as the costs O. court.
 lice that the men were presented tags at the West End corner yester- day for passing q red light.
 False Alarm at Midnight
 The fremcn Of Squad A aand Co. No. l were forced 10 abandon thci1 sleeping quarters at midnight last night when 'n alarm was turned in from a box at Tulip and Park streets. They rushed 10 the scene ot the supposed conflagration but found nobody in sight save for themselves. It was q false alarm.
 Chosen Vice President
 At 9 meeting of the Connecticut Commercial Secretaries Association held yesterday afternoon nt Malone's reservation in Forestvillc, Louis A. Wh eeler. secretary of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce, was elected vice president. Frank Green oL the Waterbury Chamber of Com merce was elected president and Miss Florence c. Farrell of the Hartford Chamber Of Commerce was chosen as secretary and treas ursr.
 Miss Irene Squlres Of the Nauga- tuck chamber vas elected with El- liott kingsbury of Stamford for membership on the associations eX- ecutive board There were more than 50 secretaries and assistants in attendance at the conference.
 Yesterday afternoon, through the courtesy Of the Reliable Flying Service Of Watertown, with planes at Stephenson field in East Bristol. q number of the commerce eXecH- tivcs enjoyed flights over the city, Later in the day q steak dinner was s.rved at Malonc's reservation by Ii Pcllj-rini. chef at the Bristol hos pjtal and at social and civic clubs A program or outdoor sports under thl supervision Of Fire Chief John H. Hayes. was held before the serv- ing or dinner.
 After dinner the commerce group danced 10 the tunes of merry music furnished by a local orchestra. A grand march. the feature Of the pro- gram, was led by Fire Chief Hay=s.
 Lodge of sorrow
 Past Exalted Ruler Thomas A. Tracy read d eulogy for the late Fred T Thoms at q meeting of the Bristol Lodge Of Elks held at the club rooms last evening when q ledge Of sorrow was held
 Trolley ys. Automobile
 A trolley car operated by Thomas Flanagan Of Terryville strucl, car driven by Samuel Butcher of Lake avenue on School street. near Church street. last evening an ] . damaged 1t slightly According 10 . reports the Butcher machine WAS . proceeding between the trolley anl . several parked cars when 1t WIS stl uch.
 The autos running board and left fender Were bent up in the crash.
 Building Permit, Issued
 Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson today issued th4 .ollowins building permits;
 To the Nichols Roofing Co os 'armington avenue. Kensington. to 'e-roof houses for the following per ions: For Mrs Rose Barilla at 4 Meadow street, estimated cost. S1op, Or r, Krampitz at 51 Fourth ave lue. estimated cost, $1oo: for W. 7uggcrio al 4 Kelly street, cstimat- d cost. $I55.
 To the Rex Roofing Co. Of Eas- Bristol 10 re-roof houses for the foi- owing persons: For J. Bonetta ot Q Race street. estimated cost, $2oo' Or G. Winters at @ Hull street. cs- lmatcd cost. sl7j: for r. (. Will OK at l46 Maplc street. estimated ost $$oo. for J. Maietta at 3Iu OaN rect, estimated cost SIS.
 To Philip DeGarie Of 37 We.. treet 10 build one-family homo Or himself on Edward street at an stimated cost or S4.500.
 Deeds Filed Today
 Land and buildings on Queen treet have been remised to Albert