New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
ai vIolation of traffic, 1.

2; violation of traffic. l.
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows Appealed, 8; adjourned. si committed 10 Home Of Good shep- herd, ]; committed to Jail, {, dis charged, .; judgment suspended, !; judgment suspended upou payment of costs, 4 nolled by prosecuting att torney, 2; noIlcd by prosecuting att torncy upon payment Of costs, s; paid fines, IA; released by chief, 7: turned over 10 officer from another state 2,
 There were 10 boys and one girl under 2l years of age arrested dur Ing tho month, which was moro than the usual number of iu, ,cni!cs, There were 54 complaints investigated by the police department during the month, which resulted in 10 arrests. Thirty doors and windows were the department and three lost chil- dren were found and returned to their parents, The police officers also reported 2 street lights as not burning served II notices for the city and property 10 tho value of %I%o was found or recovered. The police department had 24 auto acci- dents 10 investigate during the month
 Will Observe Anniversary
 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Olcolt will ob- s'rVe their golden wedding anniver- sary on Wednesday at their home at 26 Elm street. They plan open house for the day to entertain their friends on inc Joyous occasion.
 Concert Tonight
 The Fritz Rruch Ensemble will play the program for the second of the series of community concerts to- night at the Community theater. In- ciuded In the company tonight will be Frit, Bruch. 'Collist' 1.ucio Rruch, Woinist; Harry Wilhelm, pianist and Pauline Thurston, reader.
 William Walsh William Welsh, 40 years old died Saturday at his home at 16 Laurel street after a short illness. He was 1 born in Newfoundland and came to this city when a young man. He leaves three daughters, the Misses i Mary and Veronica Welsh and Mrs. 1 Lester Norton and q son, Robert l Walsh. all Of this city. The funeral took place this morning at $50 o'clock at the home of Mrs Norton at 64 Center street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock at St. Joscph's church. The burial took place l1 St. Thomas cemetery.
 Funeral of Infant
 The funeral of Beatrice Coons, 14 months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Raymond Coons, was held this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the home of the parents at l64 Wolcott street. Services were conductnd hy Rev. r. F. Wofcnden, pastor of the Baptist church. The burial took place in the West ceemtery The little girl died Saturday after snort illness.
 seal Committee Appointed
 Sale of the Christmas seals 10 aid in the fight against tuberculosis has begun in this city under the direc- tion of the health protective league. with the following committee taking , charge; Chairman, Frederick ". Carnell, Dwight J. Mercy, Harry J. McKinistry and Louis A. Wheeler. Fooths have heen stationed in the hanks and in the post office for the sales
 Arranging Election
 Steps are beinG taken by the Democratic and Republican town committees for tho work, incidental to the special election on December 1S, whom the post of United States senator will he voted upon.
 Election Tonight Election of officers will take place at the meeting of Franklin lodge. 4. r. X 4. M, tonight in Masonic tenn pie. The newly elect cd officers will he installed at the first meeting in Jannary.
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