The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-02

A touring car belonging to Charles Arnold of 70 Wells ave- nue, New Britain, was stolen some time Monday from the hangar at the Stephenson Airport in East Bristol, the police announced yes- terday.
 It was stated that the hangar was broken into and that the num- Der plates were taken off the car before it was stolen. MT Arnold who is now pilot at the local field, is at present engaged in giv- ing exhibitions in New York state, according to the police. The car was first missed yesterday when at tendants entered the hangar.
 Young Arrested.
 Earl Young, of 67 Sixth street, East Bristol was arrested this af- ternoon by Patrolman Joseph Strup for the Southington police on a charge of violating the motor ve- hicle laws. Following his arrest, Young was taken to Southington by Officer Foley of that place where he will be arraigned in court this morning. The local police have had a warrant for the young mans arrest for about a month. He was arrested when Officer Strup met him on Meadow street.
 Cases Continued
 The case of Anthony Reszenski, charted with operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor and Joseph Rasula and Peter Martusis charged with burg lary of the Colonial bowling al- leys on North Main street, were continued in police court this morning until tomorrow morning.
 Many to Benefit.
 A large number of local ex-ser- vice men owning property will ben eft under an act passed by the legislature at the recent session increasing the amount of property exemption for all disabled veter- ans.
 All who were in the service are entitled to $1,000 exemption on taxable holdings but, under the new law, those having disability rating of 10 to 25 per cent will receive $2,000, those having 50 per cent will receive $2,000 while those with 50 to 75 per cent will receive $2,500. The maximum exemption is $3,O0O for those hav- ing 75 per cent or over ratable disability.
 Tax Collector Francis B. Riley said to-day that proof of disability must be furnished in october at the time the property lists are filed with the assessors.
 Leases Filed Tuesday.
 Two leases were filed Tuesday at the office of the city clerk. Accord ing to one, Emil and Matilda Reaman of Pennington avenue, have leased to the Standard Oil company of New York, a gasoline station on the avenue at a rate equal to two cents for each gallon of gas sold during the period of the lease.
 The, First Natoinal Stores. Inc, have leased from the Arcanum Building company, for one year, a store at 25S Main street. The rental will be s1,O2O. payable at
 Benefit Bridge Party.
 A benefit bridge and whist party will be held next Wednesday evening, October [, at St Johns parish house, Forestville for St Johns Mission. The affair is in charge of the following committee: Mrs Andrew Mcknight, chairman; Mrs Verne Wyman, Miss Dorothea Steed, Miss Elizabeth Steed. and Miss Alice Bronson.
 Card playing will start at seven o'clock and prizes will be award ed the holders of high scores. Re- treatments will be served and dancing enjoyed.
 Postpone Carnival Opening.
 Because of the fact that the bouts for the Bristol Milk Fund are to be held on Friday night. the Sons of Italy have postponed the opening of their carnival un- iii Saturday night. The carnival will open at the time at the Church street grounds and will run until Saturday, October 1Oth.
 Iden Placed on Property.
 A lien was placed to-day on the property of Hattie Zimmerman, on Veincent road by the American Wall Paper and Paint company, through Attorney Morris s. Falk. The firm was awarded damages of $122.S0 and court costs of S51.b7 in common pleas court in Hartford on June 1st, from Ade- laide Zimmerman, who was then the owner of the property. The damages were never paid and it IS alleged that since the time of the award, Mrs Zimmerman has transferred the property to her daughter, Hattie Zimmerman.
 Recent Births.
 The following recent births have