New Britain herald., 1923-11-24

CLUTCH dltTHClSU dDOul 3UU peOple. After the whist playing dancing was enjoyed until midnight. About s200 was realized for the building fund.
 NeighborhoOd Club Dance
 The dance Of the South Chippen Hill Neighborhood club last night in that district school was attended by | fifty couples. A neat sum was netted for the district welfare work.
 Seeking Woman As Bigamist
 The police of Millerton, New York, have confsrred with the local police to effect the arrest of Mrs. Mary M Shea. thought to be in this city. She was arrested here a month ago and sentenced to jail Tor 30 days in con- nection with the case involving Mrs. John Hotkaslli of the Northside hotel. who had been arrested on liquor law violation. It was alleged that Mrs. Hotkoski and others had trans | ported Mrs. Shea and one Peter Burns to Millerton to escape appearance in l the local police court. The pair were | brought back here, however, and 1 through their connection with the af- | fair were sentenced to iail for a month each. Both were released last Thurs day.
 | Mrs. Shea was married four years ago in New Hartford to Frank M. Shea and yesterday he filed divorce papers through his attorney. Joseph M. Donovan, and complained that the woman had married Peter Burns on October 16 in Millerton. A search of the records of the New York town revealed that the marriage had taken place Accordingly a warrant was is- sued for her arrest.
 West Ends Ready
 The West End quintet is ready for the opening of the basketball season and this year stronger team than ever is expected to appear on the floor Included in the squad will be Sheehy, Tracy, Tamm, White, Car penter. McNamara. Carlson and Rior- dan. Sheehy was captain of last years quintet and has played in the local uniform for several years. Tracy is a local boy. now studying at the Yale Law school and former captain of the Dartmouth college nine. He also played a stellar game on the bas- ketball quintet at college. Tamm is a member Of the New Departure baseball nine but basketball per former of no mean ability. Carpen- ter is another local boy and one Of the stars of the state. McNamara is another of last years team as is Carl son. Riordan is a local high school boy. who has shown much promise. Manager Charles Cari is preparing schedule. which will see the locals in action within a short time.
 Will Discuss Taxes
 Tax matters will be discussed on December 6 at the Bristol club by Carlos V. Holcomb, assistant tax com missioner of the state, who will lay particular stress on corporation and inheritance taxes. Following the talk, an entertainment program will be presented.
 The members of the Bristol club will enjoy a chicken dinner on Tues day night at 6:3o o'clock at Maoun- tainview Park. the fishing preserve of Councilman Homer H. Judd on Fall Mountain.
 x. D. Ladies' Night.
 Ladies night will be observed toe night at the Endee club, when spe- cial entertainment program will be presented. Included among the num- bers will be musical selections by the Capuccio sisters and readings by Miss Florence Andrew. 4 motion picture, entitled "A Thip Through Film Land will also be shown, The December ladies night will be held on the sth of that month, a change in date being made necessary by the holidays.
 Dancing Tonight.
 Pierce and Norton will hold battle of music tonight at Red Mems hall with the Tassilo orchestra of Hartford and the Alhambra orchestra of Nor wich as opponents. Both of these musical organizations played at the Lake Compounce ball room during the summer so that their appearance here is expected to attract many people.
 Police Court.
 Michael korah a steady customer at police headquarters. was assigned to the State Home for 1nebriates at Norwich by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van in the police court .this morning after the accused had appeared on an intoxication charge.
 John Kublowski. proprietor of a Center street restaurant. was fined s2Q0 and costs and jail sentence Of 50 days was suspended, after he had been convicted on charges Of keeping iquor and having the reputation of selling. The raid took place al sf ,'clock this morning after report had been made that the accused had been ,cllns intoxicants to New Departure 'mployes.
 VIII Install Hydram.
 Inst allstion of three-way hydrant n front Of the New Departure plant ,n North Main street was voted at hc fire board meeting last night. The lsuai monthly bills and reports were ilso acted upon.
 Bristol Briefs.
 Reliance council. Royal Areanum. ,ir entertain the members or the tew Britain council at the meeting on feNt Tuesday night in Arcanum hall. Chief of Police Ernest T. Beiden ai- ended meeting Of police chiefs in deriden yesterday 10 discuss traffic ,robl sms
 William O'NeH Of George street is cyocering from an attack of appcn- icitis al the Bristol hospital
 < son has been born 10 Mir. and Hrs. James J. Mu1cuny or High treet.
 Mrs. r.. E. Jennings of Stearns t-aef s I1i at the Hartford hospital.
 Tho Community Players met last .ishf st the home CT Mrs. F. F. Scud- s- on High street 10 discuss the the- i-icai program for the season,
 John rsEan. ,.tist0d n or American