New Britain herald., 1930-09-18

1 liver an address with illustrations on cationists. gather. In addition 10 Mir. | Tibbetts appearance will be one by | four Negro students Of the St. Au- gustine. Fla. Normal and Industrial school. They are known as the Flor l ida male quartet, and are touring with the camp conductor raising funds to meet the expenses of their institution. The quartet will render Negro spirituals. The program will start at s o'clock.
 Mir. Tibbitts is brother of Frank B. Tibbitts of this city and has been a frequent visitor here. It will be | the initial appearance of the quar- 1 tet in Bristol.
 Judge Improved
 The condition of Judge S. Russell Mink Of the court of probate. who sustained a fractured collarbone and 1 minor bruises in an accident on | Terryville avenue Tuesday evening while riding as passenger in an au- tomobile operated by Charles F.. | Green, employment manager at the New Departure Manufacturing com pany. was said 10 be improved by Dr. R. A. Richardson. attending physician. this morning. He was re- ported to be resting comfortably, although suffering some pain.'
 The accident occurred. it is re- i ported. as MT. Green applied his | brakes to avoid striking a team at the foot of the steep hill near the Endee manor and In doing so, the car skidded over the slippery pave ment and crashed into an abutment at the railroad bridge. The judge was seated in the rear seat of the machine on the side which hit the bridge. All other occupants emerg- ed with only shaking-ups.
 Police investigated the accident and found it to have been unavoid- able.
 Chairman Appointcs
 Chairmen of four districts of tho republican town committee in this city have been named by Attorney Frederick w. Beach, newly elected town chairman of the party's gen. eral committee. Louis G. Parsons, city councilman. has been appoint ed in the first district at the south side to succeed John Holden; J. Gordon Warner. president Of the Bristol Airport, Inc, 10 replace Junius C. Douglass in the second district, Forestville; third district Frank s, Merrill. incumbent post master; Carl F. Carlson to replace Judge s. Russell Mink in the fourth district
 The only reappontment is in tn; case of Postmaster Merrill in tn; third district.
 Legion Nine Gets Banquet
 A banquet in honor of Bristol; American Legion baseball team vii be rendered by Seicheprey post o the organization at it's rooms oI Main street next Wednesday eve ming. The principal speaker of tn, evening is expected to be Mayor W Raymond Crumb. who has taken { prominent part in sporting activitie. in this city for many years.
 Wife Dares Hubby, No Response
 Mrs. John Anaya of North Mai1 street became angered over her bus. bands remarks in police court thi morning that he knew plenty" an. commenced to shout: T dare yo, to tell it." The surprised husband arraigned before Judge Malone ol charge of breach of the peace, Of fered no comment. He was arrest ed two days ago upon complaint 0 , the wife. When presented by Pro scouting Attorney Anthony J. Ricl this morning, he pleaded not guilty
 Judge Malone thought the cas one for Probation Officer Thomas A Tracy to investigate and placed in his hands for one month.
 Licenses Taken
 Robbins B. Stoeckel. state com, missioner of motor vehicles, has sus. pended the operators licenses o Oronzo Dalfino and Emile Grenie of this city, according to report re ceived by local police yesterday.
 Chinese Spelling Match
 At the regular meeting of kitche wan council, No. %. Degree of Poca hontas, to be held at Red Men hall, Prospect street, tonight at o'clock Chinese spelling bee vii be featured along with "mysteri ous" contest. Contestants in tn spelling bee. it has been learned vii be requested 10 spell word backward and. in fact, in all direc tions. Prizes will be awarded win ners. Refreshments will be served.
 Funeral of Mrs. Johnson
 The funeral of Mrs. August; Johnson was held from the lat home, 377 Burlington avenue, at o'clock this afternoon. followed b, the holding of services at tn Swedish Lutheran church a hal hour later under the direction 0 Rev. Henning L. Johnson, pastor 1nterment was in Fairview ceme tery, New Britain.
 Gas Station Hearing
 The application of Alfre, Rochette of this city for the opera tion of a gasoline distributing sta ton at Brook street and Farming ton avenue, in the building former ly owned by Emil Redmann of thi city, will be heard Wednesday morn ing, October l. at o'clock in tn city council chamber of the cit hall building.
 Initial Grid Meeting
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