New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
PainmM Mews
WELL KNOWN BAKER
 DIES IN HOSPITAL
James Woods of 2i7 West Main
 Street Passes Away
HAD WIDE ACQUAINTANCE

Case ef Aarelio Marineili solled in
 Hris.ei Foliee cour-ciarian ciul
 Play Church Notioes-K. af r.
 Bowiing TeamS-i'isin,il file Briefs,
 James Woods, aged sl years. Of SIT
 West Main street died this morning at : o'clock in the Hartford Hospital, |, He had been ill for over a year, but np io a few weeks ago had been al work, He entered the hospital for treatment about week ago and his death came last evening. He was veteran baker in Plainville. having been employed at Rogers Bakery for ihe past ten years and during that time, he became known t0 great many residents here, Ne was born in southington and spent all his life in that town. Bristol and piainviilc.
 He Is survived by his wife, two daughters. Mrs. Frank Alexander Of New Britain and Miss Adeline Woods, a student at the New Britain State Normal school. and one sister, Mrs Maud flamer of forcstville. The fun. eral will be in charge Of W. \. Bailey and company but arrangements are as yet incomplete.
 Marincili Case No,lcd
 The case Of AureIio Marinelli, ar- rested three weeks ago on the charge of slashing MT. Gilchrest. conductor on the Bristol and Plainvilc rramway Co. in n fracas some time ago, has been nolied in the Bristol police court. it was announced today. His many friends will be pleased to know that the charge has been dismissed. He was arrested in restaurant in New Brit | ain three weeks ago at the instance Of the Bristol police.
 Clarion Club PIa,
 The play, "A Poor Married Man." to be staged under the auspices o. he Clarion club in Grange hall on tuesday evening for the benefit oi he parish house building fund. Tn. ast has been working hard to mako he play the biggest success ever at empted by the club.
 The script has been written by an
 i'd favorite author, Walter Ben Hare, nd the story is a rollicking comed! ealing with the marital tribulations 't q Professor Wise.
 The story runs as follows: Professor Wise has married q charming young ..dy. When the young couple leave Q occupy their newly furnished home, nother-in-law insists on accompany ng them, much to the disgust of tr' groom. His friends mistake tl lother for the bride and relate to tn, rofcssor sundry escapadcs of the husband and the daughter The professor is led to believe that hey arc referring to his wife and when the college boy and the reporter dd to his suspicious, he becomes con inced that his wife aims to poison ] i'm.
 The bride, who has been forced in 2 marriage by her mother, reall, Ives Billy. and when mother dea earns that Billy is wealthy and i, Jye with her daughter. she deter lines to divorce the daughter iron CT husband. She is successful anG the first instance, marriage roNcd a failure. The professor remarries after gar and takes a wife without a moth :, but her father marries his formei VI and makes her agait ID e cause of his troubles. Billy, how e' !, making trip around the world, p' lcounters mother-in-law's former A isband in China. The affair comes ~ If happily for all ICl Home made candy twill be sold al e hall Tickets may be secured li' om the members Of the club. ot
 K. Of F. Teams
 Pythian lodge. K. of r. has formed W bowling league and the following is TT list of the members of the Narious lms: Senators Seymour, smith, rson and Gridley; Guards--Wilbur, tn ,wnham. Buell. and Aspinall; va Futile, Sprague ev