New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

Ryan, Harry N. Ryals, Joseph C. Rus sell, Frank N. Saston, Edgar g. Soule, Clifford R. Stone, Guy ". Stone. H. Wells Taylor, Charles II. Terry, Franklin F.. Terry, Charles H. Tiffany, Charles I. Waldo. Freder.ck II. War ner, Arthur J. Wasley, Charles Ii. 1 Wilcox and Charles l., Wooding, Mrs. Gabriel Jailed ! Sentence of four months in Jail and a fine of si00 on charges of viola ton of the liquor law were imposed this morning at the police court ses- sion by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on Mrs. Kate Gabriel. Attorney Noble F.. Pierce appeared for Mrs. Gabriel. who was sent 10 jail just year ago on like charges. Mrs. Gabriel's arrest followed the alleged sale of quantity of white mule" on Thursday night. The liquor squad, which raided the place after the reported sale, did not find a trace of intoxieant, however. Charles Lane was fined sioo aAd costs for a liquor law violation. He was represented by Attorney Joseph r. o'conneli.
 The case Of Henry Disni, eho charged with a liquor law violation, was continued until Saturday. He was represented by Attorney Noble F. Pierce.
 School Examinations
 Examinations is the local schools for tho promotions will begin next week with the resumption of sessions after the brief recess over Memorial Day. Graduation exercises will take place on June %, the last day of the school year. The exercises this year will witness the largest class in the history Of the clay to receive diplomas.
 Mrs. Lillian B. Lowrcy
 Mrs, Lillian E. Lowry, 70 years old, dtsd at the home Of her daughter. Mrs Charles r. Bacon on Burlington avenue, this morning after a short ill- ness with pneumonia, She was born in Burlington on September D. 1854. her maiden name being Lillian Bun nell. She was married in that place in 1874 10 Lester l.. Lowrey, who died several years ago. For many years Mir, and Mrs. Lowrey lived in Whig- vile but after her husbands death, she came 10 this city to live with her daughter She leaves two sons, Ed- win T.owrey Of whigeile and Rollin Lowrey Of this city: daughter, Mrs. Charles r. Bacon or this city; a sis- ter Mrs. Emily Reach Gillett of Att ianta, Ga, and 1 grandchildren. She had boon lifelong attendant fo the Prospect Methodist church and was active in the c. ". Thompson Post. ". R. C., and the W. (. T. L. The funersl will be held on Monday aft- ernoon at e:So o'clock at the chapel of the Prospect Methodist church. Services will be conducted by the Rev. William S. west. pastor Of the church. Burial will take place in the WoS cemetery.
 Grange Memorial Services
 Public memorial services will he held by the Bristol Grange in the Bristol Baptist church tomorrow aft ernoon at , o'clock. The services will be opc1 to the public and members 2, visiting Oranges will also be pres ent.
 The memorial address will be de- ivered by Walter F. Wood. worthy master Of the Bristol Grange. There aill he musical selections by the Bristol Community chorus and indi- idual members Of the Bristol Grange. 4 feature of the service will be th. -oll call of deceased members and the decoration of the altar.
 Locals Break Even
 The Torringtor nine took the New Departure into camp by score of 10 yesterday morning at Muzsy ield. In inc afternoon contest in forinrton the locals won by score ,f 10. 1.
 Bristol Isriefs
 Jo=sph Valentine. Jr treasurer sf he American Trust Co.. will spend he weekend at his home in Holyoks, lass.
 Miss Isabel Courtney Of the Sorth- idle school faculty is spending the holiday at her home in somcrs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Hopkins of rsrryyilln avenue visited friends in ;piirgheld. Mass, on Memorial Day.