New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-04

, members to take a. more active in
terest in the court and to attend the
meetings Mr.. Dooley at this time
took occasion to thank Mr.. O'Lough-
lin for the Kindness he&a has shown
to the local court. He said that
he was grateful for the prompt man
ner in which Mr.. O'Loughlin had
attended to the business of the
court.
Vocal selections were given by John
Thompson and James Thompson. That
the numbers were heartily appreciate
ed was demonstrated by the rounds
Of applause. that were given the sing
ers for theif~ efforts.
During. the. evening a buffet lunch
was served and cigars were passed.
The speakers were entertained by the
court at the Kilby house preceding
the evenings celehration' where a sup
per was catered by John A. Hart.
The evening was, brought to close
when George E. Green in behalf Of
the court thanked all who had par
ticipated in the celebration.
The following committee had
charge of arrangements: B. p.
Moore, chairman; w. y. Dooley, g..
b. Skinner, @. e. Green, w. w. Fa-
gan and w. j. Pagan.
Returns From Hospital.
Daniel Flannery, who was recently
operated upon by DR.. e. Terry Smith
of Hartford for ear trouble at the
Hartford hospital, today returned to
his home on Warrington ridge. AL
though the operation has been sue
cessful 1t will be several weeks be-
fore Mr.. Flannery fully recuperates.
Relatives Located.
Relatives Of James Cullainane, the
man who met his death at Carbo's
brickyard in Kensington yesterday
when he was crushed to death by q
falling clay bank have been located.
A sister, Mrs. Ferguson, lives in Maui
gatuck, while, a daughter, Mrs. Good
| win, has been located in Waterbury.
! Mrs. Ferguson Is reported as say
ing that Cullainame has a wife and
three children, but she does not know
their place Of residence. The body
4 of the man was removed to Nau-
gatuck to Mrs. Ferguson's home this
| morning, and burial took place this
afternoon. H. P. Mccarthy of Maui
gatuck had charge Of the funeral ar
arrangements.
Tabs Ministries Tonight. y
After months of hard work the ST.
Pauls. \. M. ia. and B. society will
give its minstrel show this evening at
st. Paul's parish hall, Kensingtoi1.
John A. Moore will be interlocutor.
| The end men are James Kiniry, Frank
McKeon, Philip Pagan and Edward
Lardner.
| The chorus consists Of John Nc
Cormack. w. w. Pagan, Paul Giana,
McKeon, G. B. Pagan, Michael Hart,
Paul Golan, Joseph Padellie, Henry
Pagan, John Trehy, Henry Anderson,
Edward Moore, James Corr and Toney
Buckley.
Miss Lillian Trehy and Miss Bessie
McKeon will preside at the piano.
/ Arrested for Bicycle Theft.
John varvelli Of Beckley employed
/ laborer at Conley's brickyard was ar
raigned in North Haven police court
! today on the charge of being an ac-
comp.ice with Mario Buffamanto of
( that place for stealing two bicycles.
Stesano Darloni of North Haven
! made the complaint upon which both
/ men were arrested. He came to Ber-
lin yesterday aid asked Oh1cer En-
/ rico Pola to have Varvelli arrested
saying that the Beckley man had his
bicycle.
Constable Pola accompanies ac-
conpanied by Prosecutor William +.
| Gibney paid visit to Yarvelli's resi-
dence and there found the bicycle. He