New Britain herald., 1923-01-18
MARINELLI CASE IS
 C0NTINUED3 WEEKS
Plalnylllt Man Held by Bristol Authorities on Serious Charge
LEGION AUXILIARY ELECTS

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 The case Of AuEsiio MaFiRelli e queen street. arrested yesterday | New Britain ny ratTelmah FatFiel MeAVay for the Bristol authorities al the charge of assault, vas continues in the Bristol police court this morn ing for three weeks, The date set 10 the trial Is Thursday, February 2,
 Marineili, who is well known in thi town. was arrested in Myrtle stree restaurant in New Britain yesterda' in connection with an affair whiei happened in December. 1891, He | held under bonds of $500. hsini charged with an assault on Waliel Gilehrisi. a eonduetor on the Hrlsto and Plainyille Tramway Co. At tn. time of the assault. Gilehrist is saif .o have ordered a man 10 stop smok ing. The man refused 10 do 30 ana when warned a second time. he sirnel the conductor and then drew a raEoi and slashed him across the face. leav' ing his scared for life.
 The local man arrested. is said r have been identified as the man whf did the slashine. but when tried 1T the Bristol police court this morning he could not be identified by the wit nesses. Local people who were or the trolley car the night the nfaii happened arc positive in their osser' tons that Marinelli Is not the mar wanted. He has lived here for T number Of years and is known to great many people in town. He was married last May and has resided In
 bungalow opposite the Queen street ehool since that time. He is employ. d at the Stanley Works in New Brit in.
 Auxiliary Elects.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brock ,arnes post. American Legion. at pecial meeting held last evening at he home Of Mrs. Harriet Barnes on lroad street, elected Mrs. Lillian innne president for the coming year. frs Kunne has been active in the .uxiliary's affairs for number of cars, and has always shown a deep interest in matters affecting the serv- cemen.
 The other officers who were elected o serve with her are as follows: first vice-president, Mrs. Elizabeth .assidy: second vice-president, Miss ,thel Bedford: secretary,' Miss Helen Brock; assistant secretary, Mrs. Fun ce Moore: treasurer, Mrs. Jennie seymour; chaplain. Mrs. Sarah Nor .an. historian, Miss Marjorie Fisher: .ergeant- at arms. Miss Anna Ora ham; executive committee, Mrs. So pbia Hemingway. Mrs. Harriet Barnes, Miss Annie Cafferty, Miss rene Foran and Miss Bernice Moore
 Matters of importance were dis ,ussed at last nights session anf ,lans were made for the coming year, The auxiliary intends to become onf If the most active social societies in he town. Committees will be ap- ,ointed in the near future to arrange or the seasons schedule. A lunch md social hour followed the busi. less meeting.
 New Firm Organized.
 George Skinner and Stanley smith, .wo well known local men. have a company which will be known as the Skinner, Smith X Co. The new firm has secured offices In he Neri Block and plan to start busi- ness on February 1. They will deal n real estate and insurance. Mr. skinner has been in the insurance and cal estate business in town for the past four years. Smith has been as- ,istant manager of the Standard oil %. in Plainville for the past two ears. He is a graduate of the local Grammar school and an honor pupil if the Bristol High school. He is the manager of the Pythian odee, K. of F., is manager of the ] basketball team and is popular with large number of local people. The new firm will later on, ,ecome an incorporated agency.
 seeking Lodgings.
 THe housing shortage here is still cry acute according to reports from arious sourcea " esterday, the clerks t the local post office were besieged II day with inquiries for rooms and ,laces to stay from strangers. Ten eouests we made during the day. nd very few Of those asking about ooms,w were accommodated. It is hoped hat this matter will soon be taken are of, because. in the minds of ,any local people. it is the housing tuation that is, more than anything lse. hampering the development of lainville, Several plans have already cen advanced for alleviating the in town, but as yet. othing definite has been done about le matter.
 S,ciah Ride
 The office force of the Standard eel and Bearings Co. will have | eigh ride tonight, 4 se ndmbe, young couples are planning to have req old fashioned straw ride to the . Inn Tree Inn in Harrington where supper followed by a dance will be ljoyed.
 Federation Supper Tonight at 630 ocfock. the Wom- Is Federation of the Congregational urch will hold a supper in honor Of e retiring officers of the Ladies 1. ,nevolent societies and the Home Id Foreign Missionary societies. A ogram meeting is being held this ternoon after which the members Il repair to the church parlors 1ere a repast will be served. Among 5
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