New Britain herald., 1915-10-07

derson says she has no means of support as she was forced to leave her husband five months ago on account of his actions. It seems that MT. Anderson was very fond of the 'cup that cheers" and when returning home after a convivial time he pro- ceeded to abuse his wife and two chill dren. In May his rampages became very frequent Mrs. Anderson says, so she left him. -
 As Prosecutor Gibney did mot feel as though the town should support them, for Anderson was known to have money, because he sold his farm after his wife left him. Mr. Gibney conferred with Judge Gaffney of New Britain and the latter made out a writ of attachment for money which Anderson has in a savings bank in that city Anderson received $1,- 300 for his farm, but MT. Gibney found out that he has only $500 on deposit, so it would seem that he has spent practically $1.100 in the past few months. Since two weeks ago, when Anderson was discharged from hospital, nothing has been seen of him and it is feared that something has happened to him for he was never known to leave his ac- customed haunts for that length of time before If he is not located soon MT. Gibney will apply to the courts for conservator over his funds, 30 that they may be spent on his family
 Gibney Elated.
 First Selectman Gibney is very much elated over his great victory at the polls last Monday when he ran thirty votes ahead of his ticket It was stated in this column Tuesday that he was losing some of his pop ularity, but careful study of the votes cast, shows there were thirty per cent. less than a year ago. While MT. Gibney received less ballots than at that time, nevertheless his per- centage has not diminished at all. He is well pleased with the result of the election for he feels the towns people are still satisfied with his manner of conducting the affairs of the town, and he appreciates the ef- forts made by his friends for his re- election.
 Linen Shower For Miss Wilson.
 Miss Brucie Wilson was rendered a linen shower by twenty five of her friends at her home last night. The evening was spent in a pleasant man. ncr. Solos were rendered by Misses Helen Cowles and Louise Mahan and Mrs. Peck played several selections on the piano. Miss Mary Nelson re- cited a poem, suitable to the occasion. Miss Wilson was the recipient of many beautiful as well as useful pres ents. Refreshments were served Miss Wilson will become the bride of Louis Goodrich on October IA.
 Operations on Children.
 Ellen and Edward Roche and Ruth Warner are undergoing operations for adenoids at St. Francis hospital in Hartford. They will return to their homes tomorrow.
 To Study for Nurse.
 Miss Ethel Lund left for valpar- also, Indiana last night, where she will enter the Christian Hospital to train to bcome a nurse. This in stitution is connected with Valparaiso university and offers a three year | course. Miss Lund will spend the last six months of her study at the Cook County hospital in Chicago, which is one of the largest in the mid dle west
 Miss Malley's Funeral The funeral of Miss Mary Malley was held from St. Pauls Roman Cath |, olic church this morning. Rev. James C. Brennen ofhciated at solemn high mass of requiem. Mrs Beecher sang Lead Kindly Light" There were | many floral tributes, mute tokens of