New Britain herald., 1925-07-13

Mrs, Jeremiah Murphy of lS7 West street Besides his parents. he leaves four brothers, John and James Murphy of this city and Wn- liam and Henry Murphy of Arizona, also three sisters, all of this city. The funeral was held this morning at st. Joseph's church, where solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Oliver r. Mag nell. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Chautauqna Plans Made
 Plans are being made for the Bristol Chauiauqua and President Iihbitts stated this morning that he expects it will be the most successful week of Chautauqua ever held in this city.
 Dewitt Page Is chairman ol the Hospitality committee and two so- cial events will be features Of the week. To these dance events will be invited not only the local guarantors nut also the Chnutauqud talent vis- HlhR Bristol on those two days.
 Mrs. William F. Sessions is chair man ot the decorations committee. ana plans very attractive stage set- 'lngs for the programs Miss Mar Una Darlington is chairman of the hrls'ol workers for the Junior Chau- 'auqua and wil be assisted hv an able corps Of girls,
 stephen NJ. Wells. vice-president m charge Of ticket sales, has started ms campaign programs being mailed today for the Chautauoua week.
 John Mazoni, proprietor of s store near the Church street bridge, wa. med S90o and costs for violation ot me liquor laws by Judge Joseph M, pohoran in the city court thi. morning. He was arrested on Sat- urday night following a raid made st ms store by the local police in which small quantity of liquor was se. cured In the court this morning he pieaded guilty 10 the charges of selling and of having a reputation for selling.
 1ol'ro bartuoco was also arrested on saturday night following a raid at his place and his case was con. l'nued until Saturday morning under bonds of $500. He Is represented oy Attorney Joseph F. Dutton.
 William Urban became somewhat under the weather yesterday and picked out the grassy lawns of Rock well park as place for repose. spe- clal Park Officer Dominick Ciendella placed him under arrest and in the clty court this morning a fine of $5 and costs was imposed. Edward Helming was arrested for passing a standing trolley car on the Ma'n street bridge yesterday. A me or S2H and costs was imposed or which Sl5 was rerlitted.
 George Farber created a disturb ance at his home yesterday and was arrested on charge of drunken ess' This was his fifth appearance in the city court so that six months sentence to the state farm at Nor Wich was imposed but was later suspended.
 Ihartrcss Disclaims Responsibility Ferdinand Chartress of Water bury, who was arrested on the charge of reckless driving, driving without a license and evasion of re- sponsihility, following crash with a bakery wagon driven by G. Son strom, Jr,. on Shovel Shop Hill on saturday. claimed in the city court ms morning that he was not the driver of the car which figured in the accident and which had been ''horroWed" from William Ollas in ] Waterbury a short time before. He stated that he was merely pas SenEer and that the driver skipped after the accident Chartress was given until Thursday 10 locate the driver Of the car and the case was continued.
 Rockwell Park Picnics
 The annual picnic of the Plainyille Baptist church will be held at Rock well park tomorrow.
 On Saturday the picnics Of the Swedish Baptist church of Bristol. the Union Baptist church of New Britain, and the Unionvile Method ist church will be held at the park.
 The annual picnics of Trinity church of tnionvilIe and of St. Johns church of Pine Meadow will be held at the park on July B.