New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Bristol News
BUTCHER FINED
 FOR LIQUOR SALES
ROkOSa Assessed S4OO and Costs
 by Judge Malone
ASSISTANT ALSO FINED

Autoist Found Guilty of Reckless Driying-Couplc Fight and Appear
 in Court-City Indebtedness Paid Notes.
 Joseph Rokosa, who conducts a meat market on North Main street received q fine of S400 and costs in the city court this morning on charges Of keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation of selling. Rokosa pleaded not guilty but the evidence submitted by Deputy Prose cutor Robert J. Stack was sufficient for the fine imposed by Judge Will liam J. Malone.
 The raid, which WAS conducted last Saturday night by Officers Henry Jeglinski and William Thomp- son, consumed about two and one half hours. the liquor being found in a false partition Ten five gallon cans and % one gallon cans. all empty were found in the store and presented as evidence together with four quarts of liquor.
 Andrew Ryback, who was in charge of the store at the time of the raid, was fined s200 and costs.
 Fined Tor Reckless Driving
 Clifford Chapman of Hartford, ar> rested July for reckless driving and driving under the influence of H. QUOT after his car had struck watering tub on Broad street, For ostville, was fined s25 and costs oa the first charge. The second charge was nollod.
 Chapman at the time of his ar- rest told Officer Pare that he was q son Of Governor Trumhull and upon arrival at police headquarters when submitting his license he claimed 10 ho brother of Gerald l Chapman. His car was demolished | as q result of the collision,
 Husband and Wife Fined
 Felix and Anna Piorowsli of 57 Chestnut street. uern each fined so5 | and costs on charges Of drunkenness | and breach Of tho peace by Judge | Malone in tho city court this morn i ing. Their arrest followed a com 1 rlaint received hy the police depart ment from neiehbors. who stated l that tho couple were fighting.
 Lodge or Sorrow
 A lo1g" of sorrow will ba held hr the Bristol lodge Of Elks in their home on Thureday evening in mem- ory of the late Edward J. Fitzpatrick and Herbert B. Kottenhoff Pasi Exalted Ruler Thomas J. Tracy will ! deliver the cUloey.
 KclIy-Simmnns
 Miss Margaret J. Simmons. daugh- | ter Of Mrs, Edward simmons Of 192 | Main street. and William II Kelly Of | the Enjee Inn, were married at St. Jcseph's church vest erday. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. Ol'-nr T. MaFneIl The matron of honor was Mrs. George l.. Roberts and the best man was George l.. Roberts.
 After q honeymoon to be spent in touring New York state and New England. the couple will make their home at 192 Main street.
 Floating Indebtedness Paid
 The general city notes totaling s&95,0oo. the general city floating in- d"btedness of the general city. have heen paid in full by City Treasurer George S. Beach. Over S200. .OOn is now in the treasury with $t25.OOO in taNes still due.
 Manchester Here Tomorrow
 The Manchester baseball team Is scheduled 10 appear at Muzzy field tomorrow for a twilight game wftk In" New Departure team. The game will start al SIS D. m. and Couehlin and NcCahe will do the umpiring A few weeks ago the local bows were 'ronnced in Manchester by a score Of to 2.
 ServiccS This Evening
 There will be services at 7:20 oCIocN this evening at St Joseph's atholic church in honor of St. Ann. Tho novena 10 St Ann opens on Sun day. July 18th and will be continued up 10 and including Saturday, July 24th, It is expected, as has been the ease in the past, that thousands of people will come from afar to have the relic applied during the novena.
 To Install Officers
 The recently elected officers of Peqnahuck lodge. I. 0. o. F.. will be installed at the regular meeting to- morrow night in Arcanum hall. Dis triCt Deputy Grand Master Walter w. Merrill of this city will be in charge.
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 A neighhorhood prayer meeting will be held tomorrow morning ali 3;S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs A. 1 l.. Norton. 49 Woodland street. The meeting will be led by Rev John R.