New Britain herald., 1930-12-18

22o Pennington avenue. Hartford who was fatally hurt when struck by one Of q string of automobiles Or Asylum street. Hartford. yestor- day afternoon, was d former resi- dent Of this city and was born here. Sh" was the wife Of the assistant cashier at the Connecticut River Bsnking company in the Capital City.
 Mrs Mrrriman was taken to St. francis hospital after the accident, and it was found that she had sus- t1incd 4 fractured skull, concussion of the brain, q crushed chest wall and severe leg injuries She expired at $50 o'clock this morning The automobile which struck her was operated by Dr. Charles A. Hum phreys, q dentist of 1S8 North Quaker lane, West Hartford
 The only known witness to the fatality was Rev. Edwin Jones Of Somcrs, who was directly behind the dentists car.
 Property Quit Claimed
 The Bristol Trust company, by virtue Of a five year old agreement, has quit claimed land near View street tt Frank II. Sexton. The firm agrced that fl in five years it did net make uso Of the land it would tranGfer it 10 Mir. Sexton.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Land and a house at First anl King streets, East Bristol have been sold to Joseph x. Carroll by Henry 5. Jarrett and an undivided onc-ninth interest in land and a house on WOoding street by Richard Sweeney 10 Helen M. Phelan, ac- cordug 10 warranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk this morning
 Building Permits
 The superintendent Of public works has granted the following building permits:
 To Frank kolibczynsk of 70 Bar tholomew court 10 erect two yeran- das for John AdaskieWicz at 4 Rob erts street at an estimated cost of $500.
 To Willard E. Hough to build J chimney for himself on d house To- cated at - North street at all eati- mated cost ot $35.
 $50 to Attend Party
 About $50 pupils Of the English classes at all four evening school centers will meet tomorrow evening in the auditorium of the South Side school building for the annual Christmas party. Beginning at $ o'clock, instead Of at 7:I5 as previ- ously announced, there will be q varied program of entertainment on the stage provided entirely by pu- pills and their friends Singing and instrumental numbers will make UT a major portion of the program.
 Arthur $. Barnes, in the capacity Of chairman Of the evening school committee of the board Of education will be master Of ceremonies. Fol lowing the entertainment, refresh. mcnts will be served by members af the school cooking class, after which the chairs will be removed from the auditorium floor for dancing.
 With the current season half gon. the following pupils maintain an un- broken record for perfect attend ance: stephen Lamothe, Susie Nina lyk, Eva Bzonca, Everett Johnson Oliver James Bailey. Stanley Jow- ski, Albert Jabs, Julia Masenkay. clus, Rose Morin. Mary Sargis, Ma, rion Rydzy Anna DiMeo. Rost Hintz, Oyila Forticr and Arthur Martin.
 In addition. according 10 Princi. pal Carleton B. Beckwith. the fol towing deserve credit for having at. tended every class although they did not start on opening night: Marcy lanna Zabroskl. Agnes Taurinski Thomas kolodZicj and Roberto Il. Bartolomco.
 Invitations 10 attend the party to- morrow have been extended to lh, Daughters of the American Revoiu- ton, Women's Christian Temperance union, and ladies auxiliary Of the American Legion.
 Henry Brand Is Elected
 Henry Brand has been choser president ot the Good Fellows cluL No. !, E. Ingraham company. Other tf t iI Vice president, Howard Sparks: sec retary, X. c. Bcllemare; trcasurel, liov ard Dutron: board Of directors George Tetro, A. J. Alderman and L. Dewey.
 The club. organized in 1893. as s.sts it's members financially during times Of illness.
 sidewalk safety sought
 \ woman resident Of South street extension. whose name has not been learned, fell or a slippery sidewalk in front of a meat market on North Main street recently and, besides be ins bruised considerably about thc body, spraincd 4 wrist badly, The city has been notified cf the incl dent and will probably take action in an effort to prevent rocurrcnccs
 According 10 reports, the water used 10 cleanse the stores windows flowed down onto the sidewalk and frozc, forming strips ot slippery ice Similar cases Ot water freezing int, ice after flowing from store windows exist in the city and it is probabie rhat proprietors will be warned IT the future to sprinkle sand or sal over the ice by police, or be arrested and fined.
 Truchloads Of sand were distriDut cd about the city yesterday tc places where rcceptaclcs had beer put in front of homes by residents