New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
J, ERNEST ANDREW
 GIVEN PRONOTlO.
Succeeds E. E. Barnes 2S Wal
 lace Barnes Co. President
LATTER BOARD CKAIRMAIi
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 At the uInlal meeting of s ockholdcrs Of tn" Nall"., Ba.. Co. held in the offices of tn, u.. on Main street yesterday afternoon J. Ernest Andrews was elected pres tdcnt to succeed Fuller r. Barnes who Was elected chairman O. ,a, board Of directors and president ot the Dunbar Bros Co. located or south street.
 Tho vic" presidents are t.. W { 'Cok". Browne Joyce. and Dwight C IiufuuL Harry C. Barnes was ,i.ri- rd treasurer and j. <. Barnes score. larN, and tue old board Of director Was reelected.
 Fuller r. Barnes WIS elected president or the Dunbar Eros. CO.,. .I Ernest Andrews elected vice prcei. dcn'' Harold F. Reid secretary Harry Q, Barnes treasurer. 2nd W S. Graham assistant trcaaurcr.
 Alr. Andrews. now president or the Wallace Barncs concern. is also president Of the Bristol Chamber 0, Commerce and has been actively cn. G@Gr@ it. many important muntrtpa affairs. His connections with tn, manaeiur- end Of thc Barnes firm have extended over large numbci oI wears.
 "Cla:m~ Ni.nt'
 Tonight will ne claims niynt ar ,hr city council chamber in inc cit, hall building on North Main street when aoOut seven claimants for damages from the city will h, beard by the claims committee. con s'sting Of Thomas A. Tracy. i'ranE W, button and Homer II. Judd.
 Damages demanded by the claim. arts were incurred mouly by fall, on slippery sidewalks Two or thrc, arr for damages to automobile, which hit ruts in roads about tho city.
 sal" aud Whist by pSthians
 Tn" FHthi&n Sisters of Rockwell tcmpI" will hold il food sale "nl military whist in Arranum hell il honor of WaaNjneton's btrtht;.v or February 70 at 2:&o o'clock in in, afternoon. The rhairmcu of thc af. fair are Mrs Nelio Goodscn. Mrs Edith Chapman and Mrs. .Jcssi, Earnha2l,
 Tn" rommiltco in charge ar, HHdrin2 rothiu@ To make the %f,ai the finest ever prvsrutrd. I.ovcr prizes will be awarded hoth winner and losers or the card games an, ali those present will hc given son 'rnlrS ol the occasion. There will b a birthday cake in nonor Of in P}thtan Sisters at the sale an, WhiS;
 The @eHpr"l public is WcIron, and wonderful time k assured.
 Warranty Deeds Fled
 The following varranty dcr,l were filed at the office Of the cin clerk thi# morning: From Samuc Mcnn@ to Abraham D. Lipmau. . half interest in land and building, oh North streets from Herman auc Amolda Hjrardin to George II. and fIario Ann" rrtraun. land anc dwellings, on Arlmgton street il MapIcNooG addition"
 
 fctnrn or Marriage License
 Tn" return ot the narriag, lic"ns" Of William Spauldina. ma. chiniat of this city, 10 Mary Harrar d factory worker of 159 Mckmlc, street, in Torrington on Januarv / by Rev. Henry Francis Hine. pastor Of the Trinity church Of that city has been filed at tho ot,icn of ,h, city clerk.
 License issued
 \ marriag" license was issucl Yesterday afternoon hy City Clcrl Thomas E. Steele to Eloisc Leblanc a toolsojtcr. of 'oN Laurel street and Alnhon>lnr ScrNantc. a dialin. "orHcr, Of IA West street.
 Warrant Issued
 warrant WIS i;%sucd and e,ryc, from police hcadquartcre yrytcr,la, for Patsy Mack. alias Patsy Man rnrio. wanted here for inc thcrt o " pair of opera glasses. Mack is he. ing held hN the Hartford police or u"i"ls for tll" theft or a watch il that city and will be tried soon "ttcr which he will be trHnsportc, {" this city 10 face charges made h, Hr'stol Doiic".
 lee Carnival Tonight
 tarctaHcr Joseph CivizGio of Rock we'll park announced this mornius that inc third ice carnival Of tn, current season would be prcscntct at tho lagoon tonight starting at o'clock when a prize waltz skating contc"t would he staged. A Sg.5r gold piece will be awarded to thu victor and T fancy box of pcrfumcr, will be awarded 10 the second priz.