New Britain herald., 1925-11-25
HUSBAND IN JAIL
 WIFE SELLS HOOCH
Children in Home Save Her
 From Incarceration
DILENA PAYS S2OO FINE
Barber Denies selling Liquor to Elite of Bristol-Nlan Hit by Auto Is Local Resident - Thank sgIying ObscryanCcs.

The mere fact that her husband is now in the Hartford county jail serving Il sentence for the violation of the liquor laws did not deter Mrs Valentino CzapliCki of Williams ave nue from selling, II was disclosed in the police court this morning. Judge Malone found her guilty of violation of the liquor laws and sentenced her to Is days in jail and fined her S2OO and costs. but nasmuch as there were small children in the family, Judge Malone suspended the jail sentence at special session Of the police court this morning after Mrs. CzapliCki had been confined at the police station for the morning. Strenuous efforts will be made 10 prevent the Czaplickis from making future sales and a future offense will mean that the children will be put in some home while the mother serves a jail sentence.
 Union Thanksgiving Service.
 The usual union Thanksgiving service will be hell this evening al 1 the Prospect NJ, F. church, Rev. r. . l., Wismor preaching the sermon Special music appropriate to the spirit Of the season will be rendered by q male quartet composed of Gay. lori Cook, Ralph Joerros, w. II Graham anu A. w. Jepson with Nils, Isabelle Baldwin at the organ. Tn, program for the service follows:
 Hymn-"C0me Yc Thankful People
 Come"
 Prayor-R2y. John F. Fox.
 Scriptura-Rev. Wm. E. West.
 Quartct-"To Thee, Our Countrs" Thanksgiving Proclamation-Rc
 P. F. Wollenden.
 Hymn-"Great God of Nations"
 Quartct-"The Heavens are Telling. Sermon-Rev. F. l.. Wismer.
 Hymn-"My Country, 'Tis Of Thee. Bcncdiction.
 Football Game Tomorrow.
 The football game at Muzzy Ficlt tomorrow afternoon will be betwecl the fast Maple End team and th AIl-PIainyilles. The Plainyillc aggrr gation is the only one to defeat th locals this season, and a good Ias game may be expected.
 Al@cr Win VncontcStcd.
 Th" will Of the late Eretborn Algor was admitted to probate at
 hearing before Judge S. Russo
 Mink in tho probate court ycsterda afternoon. The Bristol Trust Co. wa appointed cXccutor in the place O Mrs. AlGcr who was named eXcCu triX under the will and who resigned Gcorg" F. Cocl;ings and Brayton Il Goodwin were appointed appraisers.
 Play Success.
 The Bristol Community Player added another success 10 their lonj string of successful productions a he Community thcater last evcnin when the play "The Thirteenth Cair was presented. X large audience wa present who expressed their approya of the work of the members of th cast hy frequent applause. The Casl under the direction of Walter Hart wig O. New York. consisted of Mar Sarot Tomlinson, Raymond Cruml
 AntOincte Bracket, Frank Large RoIin Plumb, Charlotte Ellison Dorothy McPhrrson, Hester Girard Carl Johnson, Philip Rouleau, Ed ward Quinlan, Isabelle Baldwin Peter Bcaucar, Ruth Hitchcock Roger Newell, and Louis Beaudoir The special committees assistin Dudley Ingraham, production man agcr, were; Properties, Mrs. Car Mason, Mrs. Roy Bailey and Nils Ruth Sessions; costumes, Mr' Townsend Trcadway; tickets, Claud Trrrill; advertising, Samuel Josolo wltz; prompting, Miss Gladys Chcs fer. The special electrical effect were by George Mulhcrn.
 The Joys arc Joyful. The touring car owned by Charle $. Joy. assistant treasurer of th New Departure Mig. Co.,. which Wa stolen from the corner of Center an Foley street last Friday, has bee recovered. The police were notife yesterday noon that it had bee abandoned in New London and wa in the custody Of the New Londo police, The car had not been dan aged and arrangements have bee made to return it 10 the owner. Auto Victim Identified. The victim of the auto accident 0 the PIainville-S -Southington road ( Sunday night has been identified [ Nicholas Wiezcgyn of East Vie a street, Bristol. He was Identified | I a cousin who read Of the accident the papers. The injured man has lai | 94 f,tN9t1 hnGy,iFa1 ff