New Britain herald., 1925-08-10


 on Poplar street, He pleaded guile to being drunk but denied maxim q disturbance. A fine of one doIa and costs for drunkenness was in' posed as well as fine of $5 an costs for breach of the peace, II was represented by Attorney Joscy O'Conncl.
 The ease of Charles McAvo, charged with drunkenness and keer ing liquor with intent to sell, We continued un'il tomorrow mornin under bonds Of $2OO. McANoy .. represented by Attorney O'Connel, A fine of five dollars and costs va imposed by Judge Donovan in ti r"s" of Harold Hobson, charged wir drunkenness.
 To Install Officers
 District Deputy Albert Rawizs and staff of the Fo"esiers Of Amer .cd will go to Tcrry>ille on Tuesd, night 10 install the officers Of Cot, Freedom of that place. on Thu, day night District Deputy Ravl. ard staff will install inc officers ' ouTl Ever Welcome of this city.
 Building Permits Superintendent of Public Wor, Oscar Anderson has issued bui,. Ing permit 10 Walter j. Murphy tr thr erection of a three family hon, on Wooding street for James IoaL 10 cost SlI,5oo.
 N building permit has lso be- issued to Walter J. Murphy for tt erection of a one family house n Noodlng street for Gustaf LundsI to cost $6,ooo.
 Permission has hcen granted z, me addition 10 house 10 he erecto Ter John E. and John F. Lcahv n stewart street 10 cost Sl00n A permit has been issued to phonse Martin for the alteration $500. '0 co
 Thirty Corps Coming The New Departure Elut, and n; 'o.o Corps will he the hosts to shc, ,hlr'y other flute aud piccolo corn 1 fife and drrrr corr. cal organizations. at a state meet , JIG n''a m this city on Saturday. Sc, tcmbcr 1o. ~
 Mrs. Antonia Ehlert
 The funeral of Mrs. Anton f'hIert T years old, was heI1 tro. Inc family residence. No. 34 Ina street this morning IL was follovs oE mass of requiem at St, .Josenb church at 9 o'clock. Mrs, Eble leaves her husband two sons Pa. and Anthony Ehlert Of Bristol. n, "Husn'er' Mrs. Robert E. CaIasha ana live grand children. She al, leaves one brother and one sister Germany.
 Luigi Co,cry The funeral of Luigi Covertv, years old, was held from the fan,i fes'denc", No. 14G Park street If ", followed by q mass of requiem St Anthony's church. He leaves h Wife on" son, Amadeo Coverty; f, Gaughters. Mrs. Louis 1.ombsrdi a, Miss Antoinette Coverty; two bro,I CTS Michael Coverty, Of New Yo, and Joseph Covorty of Danburv.
 Hits Abutment. Ernest R. koss of Terryville. V, entering the Memorial boulevan near the gas works, Sunday morni, about o'clock, when his auto ski, ded, hitting the concrete abutme, there. Mir. Koss was tossed abc, inc drivers seat but was not iniure Tn" automobile was damaged ar Mir koss notified police hea, quarters of his accident.
 Property Transfers
 Property transfers in this e, over the weekend are as follow William E. and Harlan E. Nortc anit claimed 10 Walter N. Nortc property on Divinity street.
 William F. Norton 10 Albert and Addie ]. Grochitiere, proper on Divinity street.
 Tracy Driscoll and Co.,. Inc, William F. Tracy a house and 1, on Federal street.
 Mary Ferucci to Vito Ventrer two lots on Allen street.
 Charles and Esther Gustafson Wilhelmina Olander house and 1, on Broad place.
 Planes Coming Tomorrow
 Several airplanes will come to th city tomorrow wien final field a. arrangements will be made with il ships for the events in connecti, with the air meet here on Saturds Over thirty planes will he In Brist for the meet, including planes ran, ing in size from the small Sper, messenger 10 large passenger plan and bombers.
 The various sub-commitfees of n general committee arc busily el gagged in making preparations f, the crowds which will come to th city from all over the state for q event. It IS expected that fro 25,0oo to o,Ooo people will witne the met.
 Amplf1iers will be installt throughout the field by the Brist company of Waterbury.
 New Departure Wins
 The New Departure baseball tea defeated it's old rival, the Fisk R, Tops, at the Muzzy Athletic fife, yesterday by a score of to 1. IT cEentful inning for the local tea was the fifth when four runs we, pushed across the plate.
 SEEKING RARE CARIBOU ! New York, Aug. 10 R-James Clark, head of the department preparation of the American NJ,