New Britain herald., 1930-05-01


 program, which consisted of ath- letic events and dancing. One of the most colorful of the entire number Of dances was the May pole dance, in which large number Of children participated. The director Of the events were Thomas M. Monahan, Philip Geiger, Misses Ann Rich and Lambert, and Mrs. Eugene C. Pot ter.
 Shortly after the afternoon events had been concluded the crowd flock ed to the bandstand at the west end Of the park, where several prominent speakers were introduced by Dr. Benjamin B Robbins, general chair man. Mayor ". Raymond Crumb de- livered a message Of greeting, fol- lowed by health talks by Drs, Arthur s. Bracket and Ralph A. Richard son. and Miss Margaret NJ. Tymon. supervisor Of nurses at the Visiting Nurse asociation.
 J. Ernest Andrew Of the Chamber Of Commerce gave a business talk. These speeches were made between musical selections by the New De- parture band under the direction of Ernest A Becker.
 Governor John H. Trumbull was scheduled to fly over the park dur ing the exercises and drop greetings. One plane. flying from the Stephen son airport in East Bristol. dropped hundreds Of souvenirs for the chill dren.
 Fire Chief John Fl. Hayes was chief announcer during the course of the contests at Muzzy field, the win ners Of which were presented with prizes at the bandstand immediately after the May pole dance,
 May Meet Here
 Il is reported that local resident detached a poster from a telephone pole yesterday in this city which read to the effect that the conI- munists would hold q meeting here Monday. Yesterday the police de- partment received reports that members Of the radicals had dis tributed circulars in Forestviile ad- vertising meeting in New Britain this noon.
 Police officials do not believe that the self-termed socialistic party is strong in this city. meeting has never been held here by that group. To Elect Delegates At q meeting of the United Span irl, l, state armory Monday evening dele gates 10 the state convention will be elected and final plans for a Me morial Day observance will be made.
 The Spanish Veterans plan to dedicate a new United States flag al the "Hiker" memorial. The plot of ground surrounding the memorial monument will be prepared for the occasion.
 Building Permits Issued Permits to Ouild were issued to- day by the perintendent of public works to the following: to Frank | Parent of Holyoke, Mass, to erect a building and a chicken coop for Frank Lavoie Of 15 Meadow street on Wolcott street at an estimate l cost Of sl 900; to George Delarm Of ! 30 kenney street, Forestville, to re- ! roof part Of a house on Arnol1 1 court for the Arnold Realty Co. at an estimated cost Of s90.
 Simpsol to Wed
 ics,.eI Q, the office of the city clerk yester- day afternoon 10 Eugene Roswell Simpson. q clerk. Of 200 Hull stree;, and Edith Frieda Fritz, a factory worker Of l9 Upson street.
 Last Chance to Register
 The office Of City Clerk Thomas E Steele will be open until o'clock 1 tonight to give dog owners an op- portunity 10 register their animals. l Those who fall to procure a license today will be fined $1 as required by state law.
 NTr Steele stated this nornilg | that he expected that practically all Of Bristol's canines will be licensed hy closing time tonight. Dog own CTS have been coming into tie ci;T hall in large numbers since morn ing in an effort to avoid being as- scssed the $l penalty.
 Disturbers Pay S10.S0
 Frank Hurley and Francis Sheri- den Of Hartford, charged with ln- toXication and breach of the peace following their arrest by Officer . Dewey Carpenter at the Spa Con- fectionery store at West and Divin- ity streets last night, were release this morning by Deputy Prosecutor ! Edward J. Quinlan upon payment ol the costs of court. s1o.S0,
 The men. who claimed 10 be em- ploycs Of the Hartford hospital are said to have refused to pay fo' refreshments which they purchased at the west end store. They were held under bonds Of s25 each fot appearance thts morning.
 35 Warrants Issued
 Yesterday Sergeant Henry Jeglin' ski Of the police department served S5 warrants for the arrest of de. l1nQuent personal taxpayers of 1928 When they appear before the prose cutting attorney in the ante loom oi police headquarters Saturday morn ing, the delnQuents will be fore oo to pay &S.Su. which comprise an ori- sinsl feet CT $2. a fine Of s1 and court costs amounting to $5.So.
 Winners 10 Be Teted
 The IiNics. Vjctors in the rae for the Basketball championship ot Bristol in the City League, will be feted by the Older Members asso, ciation al . banquet 10 take place
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