New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

| InC Plrog, from her nOme- lie tOld the police that she was 10 years of age and that she was last seen at about 5 o'clock, Sunday afternoon. Only Half Registered City Clerk Thomas B. Steele stated today that only about half of the dogs of this city had been registered | to date. Dog owners have four days, 1 including today, in which to pur- chase licenses for their animals. On May 1st, the last day. lists will be compiled and fines of sl will be as sessed upon delinquents. 1 Capital Stock Increased According to papers filed at the office, of the city clerk today. the Clayton Mfg. Co.,. following meet ing of the stockholders of the firm. has increased it's capital stock value from s150,o00 to s300,ooo, divided into 5000 shares at sloo a copy.
 Marriage License Issued i A marriage license was issued by City Clerk Thomas B. ,Steede today to Freedman w. Bizier, machinst, of S1 Prospect street and Gertrude A, Beaudette, an inspector, of 113 Mca- dow street.
 Deeds Filed
 Warranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk today recorded the following releases of properties:
 From the Bristol Tobacco and Candy Co.,, to Domenica Botto, land on Barnes street in Hickory park.
 From Morton C. Treadway. Ed ward Ingraham and Fuller F. Barnes to Andrew Kaleda, and vice versa, land on Redstone Fill road. l Land on Redstone Hill road has been quit claimed from John to An drew Kaleda, according to q fourth certificate filed.
 Burglars At Work
 Margaret kiltonic of s6 Lincoln place reported to the police Satur- day night that burglars had entered her home and had taken s22 Some time during the day. The work is believed to be that of youngsters and the police are investigating.
 Officially Appointed
 Joseph F. Ryan of Fanway ave nue has received report from the state game commissioner to the ef- feet that he has been appointed fisf and game warden in this vicinity tc succeed his father, the late Thoma: L. Ryan.
 MT. Ryan, a short time ago. wa. appointed dog warden in Bristol tt replace his father, by Chief of Pc lice Ernest T. Belden.
 Parking Violator Fined
 Joseph Baillarseon of 124 Wes street was assessed the costs o court, s3.95, in the ante-room of DO lice headquarters this morning fo !. violation of a parking ordinance.
 High School Loses First r The Bristol High school baseball l team received its first defeat of tn G present season in an exhibition til with the Maple Ends at the hig school athletic field Saturday after a noon by a score of 5 to 4. Whit :, pitched good ball for the schoolbo , nine, but the potent stickwork c Urban, Sienski and George Alex , ander proved to be too much fo him. Allairc. who replaced him i e the later stages of the contest, wa treated rather roughly by the mort 6 onders.
 The high school team will ope it's season officially at the athletl field tomorrow afternoon opposin Terryville high in the first of two came series
 Roof Fire , Squad X and Company No. 1 ( e the fire department were called { 4:19 D. m, Saturday to cXtinguis # Ia roof fire 2t the home of Walto Arnold at l4 Arnold court.~A lars hole was burned in the roof bcfoi d the flames were squelched wit h chemicals.
 "Rcd' Places Third !, Rcd" an Irish setter owned | ir Eugene C. Potter Of 20 Hillcre. court, Forestvillc. placed third in IS group of 90 participants at the al nual Waterbury field trials held II that city Saturday on the Middlebur n road. The trials were open to onl d canines which had attained homo ,- in previous meets "Red' was tf J. only Irish setter in the race, Il ts others having been pointers an
 English setters.
 Is The trials are sponsored each yea e by the Waterbury Field Trial clu1 l. It is reported that 5S dogs took pa
 in the races which were hel I. throughout the day.
 at To Confer Degree d The degree team of Stephen Ter 1t lodge. l. 0. Q. F., of this city wi Il visit PhoeniH lodge of New Rritai 1T tomorrow evening to confer the thr of degree upon a class of candida tes. IF large delegation of local member h will accompany the team. of Expect Large Gathering
 Local officials of the Red Men e,
 pect that nearly 1.500 visiting men
 bers of the order will be presel
 tomorrow evening when Past Gre l. Sachcm Richard F. Elmore Of Ne '. Jersey will conduct a special mee
 ing. He had been appointed by Il
 great Incohonee of the United Stat
 to visit Bristol.
 A tribe of minor palcfaceS fro
 Bridgeport will travel here to furni; a special attraction in the form
 an exhibition of speaking entirely
 the Indian language. The committ
 in charge of entertainment has boo
 cd vaudeville headliners from ClcI ! rnt'S Rureau of Hartford and ;
 exhibition of ccoutcraft by the b'
 scout troops of Stamford.
 Brush Fire Bothcrs Bremen
 X brush fire of immense propo
 tions on Fall Mountain road Satu L day at noon kept the firemen
 In Pursuit