New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

mated when the road is broadened. To do this, the state must blast away tons of rock at several points along the highway.
 Suit For $500 Started
 Zigman and Mulligan, plumbing contractors of 479 North Main street, have instituted a suit for $500 through Attorney Joseph P. OCon- nell against Walentyna, alias Wal cntyme Czaplicka of this city. The case is returnablc to the superior court at Hartford on the first Tues day in June
 Land of the defendant on Laurel court has been attached by Con- stable Roscoe l.. Sessions as a re- suit of the action.
 Permits Issued
 Building permits have been is sued by the superintendent of public works 10 the following:
 To Chester Crittenden of % George street to repair a house for Frederick Pons of 500 South street on East road at a cost of $500. To William J. Duffy of 95 Lincoln avenue. ForestVille, to alter a house for N. (. Guiden of 359 High street at the last named address at a cost of s1550.
 To Thomas Lonuzzo Of 90 View street to erect an addition to a porch for Ambrose Pinto at his homo at 90 View street at a cost of s1oo
 To Julius Gintcr of 132 Sixth street, East Bristol, to construct a two-car garage for himself at a cost Of s250.
 Warranty Deeds Filed 1 Warranty deeds filed at the office | Of the city clerk today records the 1 following releases: From William | Mcdonald 10 Ellen Hipler, land on Beacon street; from Helen M. Fhelan to Mike K&wiecki. land and building on Union street: from Emil Redmann to Leon and Sophia 1 Swieton, land and q building on Red stone Hill road.
 Mary Ealce
 Marp Nalee. five days old daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Nallee of 1G Henry street died at the Bris- tol hospital this morning from in fantile troubles.
 The funeral will be held from the late home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Burial will be in St. Jo- seph'S new cemetery.
 Many Attend Meeting Several hundred persons were III attendance at the first open meeting ever presented by Rev. T. J. keen1 branch of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians at St. Joseph's guild hall last night. John Donnelly of this city presided.
 i Former Congressman Augustin. l Lonergan of Hartford was the prin- cipal speaker. He based his talk on the accom- mplishments of the Irish American society in the past few 1 years
 Others who addressed the gather. ing were Miss Daisy Lord, state vic, president of the auxiliary; John Me. Namara, state president; William SmithwiCk, state vice president Donald O'Connor, state treasurer John C. Reilly, president of tn, J Meriden unit; James Moran, cit, editor of the Meriden Journal James C. Carroll, national director NJ. J. Connolly, Eileen Mulligan, Ella Garyin and May Cowings.
 A program of entertainment, fea tured by singing of Miss Mary T Crean of New Britain and Thoma. Quigley of Hartford, was presented and refreshments were served.
 "The Cure-All' Tonight
 Those scheduled to take part il the play, The Cure-All," rehearset for the last time at St. Johns par. ish house last night. The play, { one-act comedy sketch, will be stag ed at the parish house at S:3. o'clock tonight. Dancing, with mu sic by the Harmony Boys orchestr; of Bridgeport, will follow until mid night.
 Mayor Secretary of Assn.
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb. at meeting Of the Connecticut division of the Association Against the Pro hibition Amendment held at tn Hartford club last night, was elect ed secretary. The new anti-dry or ganization has a directorial boar, consisting of 113 men.
 Arrangements Completed
 Arrangements for tomorrow. May day celebration, which is to b, given under the auspices of the Bris tol board Of health with Healtl Officer Benjamin B. Robbins assum inS the chairmanship, are practical ly complete. The occasion will b, marked by the dropping of greeting from an airplane by Governor Joh1 II. Trumbull. A second plane ha been engaged to fly over the excr Cises and drop souvenirs in the form of health booklets with prizes at tached.
 Thomas NJ. Monahan, director o the boys events, will have ful charge Of athletic activities. Misse Ann Rich and Lambert, and Phil Geiger, physical director at the Boys club. will have charge of girls. / track meet for the youngsters featuring dashes. jumps and bal throwing, will take place at Muzz field between 1:30 and 3.30 p. II There will be two classes in tn events, the 100 and 125 poun class. Extra features for girls wi be three-legged race and a rela, At the band stand in Rockwe park, between 1 and p. m., ther will be a number of health talk interspersad with music by the Ne,