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 such force that his body was lifted from the ground into the auto. In- stead of looking after the mans in juries Coulson threw his body from the car and drove away. Wadosky's unconscious form was found on the road 8 few hours later. The man died the following day at the Springfield hospital.
 Coulson, who is but twenty years of age, told the states attorney that on the night of the fatality he was in- toxicated. He claimed that he bought liquor in saloons owned by Mitchell and two other Suffield men. Hence the application for the bench warrant yesterday. 3
 Given Miscellaneous Shower.
 Miss Cecelia Cafferty of Bank street was rendered miscellaneous shower last evening at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Divinity street, Bristol. The affair was gen. uine surprise to the young lady Over forty of her friends were present and they showered her with valuable and useful gifts. ..s @
 Miss Cafferty is to be married in Southington.
 Attachment Released.
 Attorney Joseph G. Woods of New Britain yesterday released the at- tachment on the property of James Minello the suit brought against the owner by Alfred Halpern having been withdrawn.
 Minello's property has been tiled up" for several days on account of the suit. Ha1pern brought an action against him for $4,300, claiming that he violated the terms of an agreement made when the pair transferred to each other their respective proper ties in Pianville and New Britain.
 According to Minello. Halpern later discovered that he had been misin- formed regarding certain matters and he withdrew the suit.
 Aubreeze Freed.
 States Attorney Alcorn has entered \ a nolle in the case of Samuel Au- breeze arrested here on May 18th by Constable Corneius Downing and sub- sequently fined $2 and costs on breach of the peace charge by Jus tice E. P. Prior.
 Aubreeze was taken into custody | for refusing to obey an order of the | officer to move. He was with some friends at the time and he refused to heed the constables rquest to move from the curb.
 He was defended by Judge W. J. Malone when arraigned here but the local justice found him guilty. Yes terday the states attorney erased the case from the superior court docket. Aubreeze having appealed from Jus tice Prior's decision.
 Repair Auto Truck.
 The fire departments auto truck was today turned over to the repair men, Chief M. A. Norton having ar ranged to have some changes made n the location of the ladders.
 The machine was damaged a few weeks ago, while responding to an alarm. The tool box was broken over IS the car hit a loose plank in a wooden bridge on the Southington 'oad. The truck was kept in com however, the matter of mak- ng the necessary repairs having been leld up until some changes in the adder arrangement were decided on.
 Brief Items.
 Rev. J. W. Denton nas arranged 0 give series of special sermons in ] he Advent Christian church during he next few weeks. Tn first will be ! m "The Saloon and will be delivered unday evening. MT. Denton has ar anged for Childrens Day exercises o be held at the church on Sunday une goth. A benefit social and dance will be ,iven by local colored people in irange hall on Friday evening. The Ladies union of the Advent church will have a sale of pod and fancy articles Friday after oon at the home of Mrs. Charles | tocking of Grown street. Rev. R. H. Burton attended the Episcopal diocesan convention in hartford today. An exhibition of drawing and other 'ork done in the schools during the asst year is expected to attract unber of visitors to the Grammar ,hooI tomorrow and Friday. The ex- ibition will be open to the public rom to o'clock tomorrow after oon and in the evening from to 10 lock. Friday from to 6 o'clock arents and friends are invited to in- oect the work. Spray your Films Will be in Plain He few days only. Orders left l., ;r~;,ia IT, rduare Co NY Nr n,.. II