New Britain herald., 1914-08-31

could prevail on one of them to ac-
 cept the posiEon.
 M ordered ousof Town.
 Daniel Molan7phy, q Transient, who
 occasionally honofs RlMiWflie with a visit, was in count his morning before. Justice Edward F 'rtor Ito answer to charges of .intoxication And breAch
 of the peace. He was arFested Sat
 urday by Constable Downing, who found him at the center in an intoxi- cated condition. The officer put him on a Bristol trolley car and advised started from the terminal the man. dry jumped from the running while longer. The officer gave him ing he was thet guest of the town In the lookup. 70
 Incourt he begged for leniedey. He said he had employment in Sifhsbury. and would like to keep out of jail Justice Prior imposed a sentence of thirty. days in jail, but suspended judgment, giving the accused fifteen minutes in which to leave the town.
 sclectmcn's Report 70. K.'
 r Auditors F.L. Renzon and F. G. Osborne have completed their exam qinafion of the books of the selectmen and have pronounced the accounts to be correct. The selcctm en's report is. the first of the annual statements of the town officers to be ready for ex- animation and in few days it will be made pub1ic. f.
 f~X xr-i1f probably finish the Ffther reports. The selectn}en have rscqived several bids from publishers who are anxious, to get the contraft for printing sknes town report. The Clinton Pritings company of New Britain sent in 2 bia of $1.16 a page This is by far the best offer that has, been de. most of the other printers wanting from $1.40 to S1.5o. a page. Deny Report of Trouble.
 Constable. Cornelius Downing this
 morning vigorously denied the state .ment printed in a morning paper con- corning drunken brawls and street 1fghtS at the center Saturday night. With the exception of single row. whicn was squelched in it's incip- iency,,t the officer declafed that there was no <trouble, on the streets while he was on duty. Officer Downing claims he was on the street all night, except fora short time during which he was taking an aged transient to the stramps quar- ters in rthe town building. There, were the usual number of Saturday night t.celebrators" he confessed, but they were orderly and caused no dis turbance. g-E The report printed of fight in J. J. Murphy's saloon was also, denied byT the owner today. He declared there was absolutelyxno trouble in his place and the report of row was entirely false. x q sPrior- Wall wedding The wedding sof Lawrencs youngest son of Thomas G. Prior of Washing ton street. and Miss Catherine Wall of Hartford, will be, solemnizsd in. St.. Augustine's church ips that Aity t o-.' morrow morning at 'c1ocks1 Tn ey. will be attended by. George Prior as best man and Miss GaEtrude Hund as maid of honor. SSss < After their honeymo oonss they will make theirs home in Hartford. MT. Prior is ,employed assia salesman for the Cudahy conhpany
 , witl, the sick.
 Miss Elizabeth FArrar. of Washing ton. street returned fhome. today from St Francis;s Hospital in Hartford. where ashe fhad been a patient for a ronth.s SEc sSHerwent two 'cper- ations Roth <, were. srsec7s-ss
 Nfsy and Mrs & ssa }s'' ' Ta,-,adge of Broaa sMeet, .wo@. Sssatsa old Yes,- dents, areE oonvalcc :!'t, TacJs hfve been seriously i'll 9c: the r>4 Few weeke. < F.,
 Miss Helen Peasc of Ma5ia street who has been quite ill for several days, is reported to be much i'm proved. Es sA ~ ! Mrs. Frank E. Gilbert is recover frg from severe bruises received week aa5 when she fellIown a flight of ste .rs at her hcmc in Mountain View : Mrs. Gilbert had "a narrow, escape from death She suffeeed greatly from the shock and was shatSt ly Bruised about the body. Nhat no bones were broken is copsid deredlTe- markable and. Mrs. Gilbert sc onsidess herself fortunate in escaping without any serious hurts. Ss&y x r
 Mrs. Frank c. Osborae is9 again able to, be about afterfhavirgs teen laid up for several days. A horse stepped on her fooSsabout a week ago. 'crushing hsr$toes The injuries were of a very painful character and kept her confined to the house since.
 Clarke Writes Not Me" n
 $aBarney,'. Mason received d letter this morning from F. E. Clarke, of Norwafk, in which the writer denies fllat it was his autom obileS that killed MT Mason's dog a few weeks ago. The animal was run over on Whiting Street by car proceeding at a high rate of speed and while the driver