New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

curb the spread of the much dread ed infection.
 The head of q dog owned by Rev. George G. Bartlc~ski, pastor of St. Stanislaus' church. has been shipped 10 Hartford for a test.
 Will Open Next Week
 Rev. George G. Bartlewski, pastor Of St. Stanislaus's church on West street, has announced that the new ly erected St. Storislauss school will be opened some time next week. No date for the official opening has ss yet been set although it is expected that it will occur on either Monday or Tuesday.
 Probate Certificate Filed
 A probate certificate filed at the office of the city clerk this morning recorded the remisement of two par cels of land on Laurel street from the late John B. Doyle to Mary E. Doyle.
 Building Permits Granted
 The following building permits were granted today by the super intcndent of public works:
 To Arthur Belanger of Atkins ave- nue to re-roof a house for Lester Metz of POT West street at the lat ter address at an estimated cost cs 3o65.
 To Henry Jacobson of 23 Brooks street to erect a two-car garage for hir,, en1f hot timated cost of s25o.
 To Alexander Konopka of sf In- graham street to erect one-car garage for himself and Agnes Ken- opka at that address at an estimat- cd cost of sl25
 Bceaeepers Must Register
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele an- nounccd this morning that beekeep- CTS must register at the city hall on or before October 1.
 Two Escape L,se Wires
 Live wires carrying 4,s00 volts of electricity narrowly missed striking passing autoist and a street cleaner at S:3o o'clock yesterday morning on School street in front of Hose Company No. ], when a trans former exploded from a short cir cult. Three of the heavily charged wires, their terminals sputtering and throwing of streaked rays of light. fell to the ground as the explosion occurred.
 Bremen from the nearby station maintained a brief vigil at the scene and warned residents and automo- piles of the presence of the deadly wires on the street. Traffic at the scene was controlled by Sergeant Aldie Brault and Officer William Thompson as employees of the Con- necticut Light & Power Go. repaired the several lines. Power in tho downtown district was temporarily discontinued to permit the linernen time to complete repairs.
 The street cleaner was saved by only a few inches. He was busily engaged at his task of brushing the School street gutters when the inci- dent occurred.
 Announces Candidacy
 State Senator Fuller F. Barnes, president Of the Dunbar company and chairman of the board of direc- tors of the Wallace Barnes com psny, last nisht announced that he again would be candidate for re- nomination at the fifth district gen. atorial convention of the republi- cans. Senator Barnes, who com- menced his legislative service in 1929, is not expected to have any trouble securing renomination. He was one of two senate mem bers on an important finance conl- mittee in his opening term and was senate chairman of the committee On capitol furniture and grounds Service on the last named board led to his appointment to the commits sion in charge of construction of a state building.
 Slight Auto Accident
 Machines operated by Theodore Dislewaki of aS Connerton street, New Britain. and Vic tor C. Handler of 66 South
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