New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

iuIt lHS pIOSSIUllnS dttofiISS. ICy will be forced to pay the original gum of s2, plus fine of s1 and the costs of court, which will amount to s5.S0 in each case. At the pres ent time the police sergeant is dis posing of batch of 50 of the writs. Another 50 will be peddled about the city next week. and so on until the entire $50 have been taken care of.
 Chamber Issues Warning Notices were mailed to local resi- dents yesterday by the Chamber Of
 ommerce containing warnings to | housewives to be on the lookout for houseto- house canvassers who | handle illicit goods and for talka- tive salesmen. This warning. pre- pared by the solicitation and infor- nation department of the head office. asks that people of this city question any unknown solicitor as to his references and standing. The of ! flee. the notice profcsscs, never is sues written permits or authoriza- tions to statesmen. but on the other ! hand, merely submits their status 10 customers who care for it. The local office has saved many penny for | would -cheated" housewives by it's sound warnings in the past. Claims Committee to Meet A meeting of the claims committee of the city council will be held in the city hall building tonight at 7:S0 o'clock. Those who were un- able, because of injuries or for other reasons, to appear at previous meetings will be afforded an oppor- tunity to converse with the commit i tee tonight on their respective | claims for damages.
 Vets 10 Observe 18th Year ! An impressive program of cXer- 1 cjGes will mark the 10th anniversary ! celebration of the T. 5. Robinson | camp, No. 3l, Sons of Union Neter- ans of the Civil War. to take place | in the Grand Army hall city hall l building, tomorrow evening conl- mencing at s o'clock. The loca! camp was organized on March 31. | 1915. The local ranks of the Grand Army are sadly depleted. but it is | hoped that the occasion may be l eraced by the presence of several | veterans who retain most of their old vigor despite advancing years. program, believed to be Of | genuine merit, has been especially arranged. Ralph M Grant former chief executive of the national group, will be the principal speaker. Music Of pleasing quality will be provided by Gertrude E. Olcott and her troupe Of musicians. and tap dancing act will be presented by Barbara C'Bob- by Marco, diminutivc stopper.
 Department officers Of the order, ! together with state officers and in vitcd guests, arc expected to be on hand,
 Sechieprey Day April 20 It was announced this morning 'that all members of the Yankee division were invited 10 attend meeting of the Y, D. Veterans as- sociation to be held at the American 1 Legion club rooms at s o'clock to- night when plans for a Seicheprey day observance on April 20 will be formulated.
 Deeds Filed
 X quit claim deed filed at the of fee of the city clerk this morning recorded the transfer of an un- divided half interest in land on King street from August to Anna Albrecht. X parcel Of land and a building on Fairfield street has been transferred from Joseph T. Donovan to William J. Currie. according to q warranty deed filed
 Probate Certificate Filed
 Accordingsto d probate certificate filed at the office of the city clerk this morning, parcels of land OH | Prospect street and at Cedar Lake were bcqueathed by the late John r. Lynch to Katherine NJ. Lynch, ct al.
 License Issued
 A marriage license has been issued by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele 10 Angelo Amcricus Spinclli, my- chanic, of ? Divinity street ana Iva Florence Holt, q factory worker of g Main street.
 Local Bockkeepcr Wcds
 X return of the marriage license O. Carclton r. Gazette, q milk peddler, Of North Haven and Thelma s. Trcado. | bookkeeper. Of this city. who were married in North Haven on March l 9 by Rev. Percy l.. Urban, minister of St. Johns rectory, has been recorded at the office of the city clerk.
 Tenth Successive Victory Major John Totilas leader of the New Departure Fife and Drum corps, won his tenth const cutive world championship in baton swinging at . meet held in Jersey City. Saturday. it was announced today. The Ende~ corps won first prize in the fife and drum field.
 Bankruptcy Petition Filed
 A petition in bankruptcy has been filed by Celer G. Gochie of East Bris- tol through his attorneys. Mather and Mather. Gochie has been en- slgHd in the florist business for a number of years. On April a trustee will be appointed and an eX- animation into Gochie's affairs made before Saul Herman. referee in bankruptcy. at Hartford.
 Parents Night At school
 Plrcnts of students of the Bris- toi high school will be permitted to review the work accomplished at the institution on Thursday evening when special session will he held The regular afternoon session will be omitted. The entire school. in cluding classrooms, laboratories, dressmaking and cooking rooms. drawing rooms and gymnasium. will be open for inspection of the par