New Britain herald., 1926-08-24

who was operated on for appendi- citis at Bristol hospital on August l4 returned to his home today and expects to resume his duties in about a week.
 Funeral of Mrs. Bryce
 The funeral of Mrs. Emma Brad shaw Bryce, wife of William. Bryce of Prospect street. who died last sunday evening. was held from her late home at 2:30 o'clock this after non. The services were private and lnterment was in the family lot in West cemetery.
 Mrs, Bryce was born in Forest N'ile' the daughter of the Iata Mr ana rMs. Edward I. Bradshaw she IS survived by her husband; a sister MISS Ruth Bradshow of this city ana brother, Charles Bradsbawo, Waterbury, ol
 fun Day" at Rockwell Park
 tomorrow Fun Day" win bs .. served at the Rockwell Park play. grounds and an interesting program oI contests and stunts has been ,t- ranged by Supervisors Waterbops. ana Brunelle. It is expected tb.t number of children will be nra,o,t rom rom lerryville, Bristol, Plainville forestville and southington to n.r licipate in the various events
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 me resualr weekly neighborbood prayer meeting will be held al a.so cIoeN tomorrow morning at the nome of Mrs. Frank Colvin of eo Woodland street.
 serving Of Warrants Delayed
 warrants for delinquent taxnav- CTS which were to be issned .h. flrst of this week. will not he ,,ra ca over to the police department un- 'll me latter part of this week. Tbis announcement was made yesterdav by Tax Collector Frank B. Riley tho change in the original plans heinz .. .naue necessary by the rush of bus mess in the tax office. This nost poneemnt will furnish an opportuni- " Tor all those who have failed to pay their taxes, to do so before tbe, are brought into court and assessed the additional charges resuItirr from such action.
 Installed Officers
 Irand Deputy Chief Ranger AL pert Rawiszer and Grand Senjor woodward Patri k Cook of this c;ty went to Southington last evening fo install tn recently elected officers o, court Industry No. 4, Foresters of America.
 Marriage License
 marriage license was issued ves- -erday by City Clerk Thoma. n steele to Philip John Capone of s4 button street and Miss Anto;netta narle CaVoti Of 142 Park street.
 Window Display Crashes
 A display of crockery in the win- 10" of the Woolworth store on Main street collapsed late last evening much to the alarm of people in the 'lcinity. who thought that burglars were at work inside the store. The srash was caused either by the vii 1ration resulting from a heavy truck passing down Main street or a train passing over the railroad bridge in me center of the city. On, several previous occasions merchants have opened their stores mornings to find heir window disp'ays toppled over rom one or the other of these 'auses.
 Cases Continued
 The case of David Roberts of es emerson avenue. Springfield, arrest d Sunday evening by Officer Wil- lam Thompson on Main street for was continued until Thurs lay morning, August 26.
 The case of Joseph AlbertelH of '5O Park street, charged with reck- ess driving. was continued until Tuesday. August 31. Albertelli was rrested late Saturday night after his ar had struck a team being driven " John oshonka of Lake avenue, killing the horse and n1uring Oshonka. The continuance vas granted on request of Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell. representing )shonlla. who will be unable to cave the hospital for several days.
 Sassos In Family Squabble
 The Sasso family, which formerly ived on Sixth avenue and which re- 'ently moved to Frederick street in 'oreStville, came to the police head Iuarters again this morning 10 air. heir troubles and aft listening 10 hem for about half an hour. Assist mt Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. tack told them to take their case 0 lawyer as 1t was strictly of a ivtl nature. The family has recent- y acquired an automobile and dis ute has arisen between the father, ohm, and the son. John Louis. as 0 who really owns the car. The ather had the registration made out n his name, although his son claims 0 have furnished $500 toward the purchase price. This morning the oy threatened to sue the father and n the course of his conversation ap- died several epithets Of an uncom- 'limentary nature. For a time the rgument waxed so warmly that Thief Ernes' T, Belden ordered the on locked up to enable him cool of. Every time dispute arises in the amily is brought to the police head uarters for settlement and the fath- r was instructed by Chief Belden his morning to keep away entirely rom headquarters in the future. The same advice was handed to the on.
 Dr. Francis B. Jennings of this ity underwent an operation for ap- ,endicitis at Bristol hospital this morning. His condition early this fternoon was reported as favorable.
 
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