New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

for tho fremcn's pension fund. which kindly accept for our appre- eiation of your wonderful work"
 "Nicn of Purpose"
 Men of Purpose" motion pie ture of actual happenings during tho World war. will be shown in the Community thoater on the eye- nlngs of March and (. . The original arrangements called for the showing of this film on February 10 and II. but due to the severe snow storms on those dates. the postponement was necessary,
 St. Matthews Church a. Lenten services, consisting of the rosary, benediction and a sermon will be held this evening in st. Matthew's Roman Catholic church, Forcstv!lle. at 7S0.
 The sermon will be preached by lhe Rev. Father Tuling Of th Sacred Heart church. Waterbur, who will take for his subject "Ti SdNTllCe or the Mass"
 Funeral of Eldridgc r.. Smith
 The funeral of Eldridge F. smith, who died last Saturday, war neId this morning from his late home at lSs West street.
 Rev, John Wilkins. rector of Trinity Episcopal church, ofliclated and the remains were taken 10 An. sonia for intcrment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Iuh'rai Of John c. Christinger
 Inc funeral Of John c. Christin. ger who died at his home on Henry street at the age of s6 year. was held this afternoon at 4 o'clocl, form his late residence.
 Rev. John Wilkins. rector q, Trinity Episcopal church, ofllciated. and the body was placed in the vault at West cemetery for inter. ment in the spring.
 Forty-sevcn Arrests In February
 The severe weather of February apparently had a good effect on the people of Bristol, in that 1t mado lhem more law abiding, as during the month of February there were cnly Al arrests. This is about half the number booked during the month of January
 The charges preferred were as follows: Attempt 10 pick pocket f.. assault and breach of the peace. 3: assault breach of the peace and in- toNication, |; allowing dog to roam at large and keeping an unlicensed , dog. 2; breach of the peace, 2: breach of tho peace and vagrancy. ?; carnal knowledge Of q minor fe- , male, |; danger of falling into hah- it's of vice, 1; assertion from r. g, . navy, I; forniCation. '; intoxication. 2; intoXication and breach of the | peace, 2; non-support. l. operating |, motor vehicle without license. 1: , rape. 2; theft of poultry. 2: va Il grancy. 1; violation of liouor law. {: violation Of parking ordinance, 1: violation of traffic rules of road. l Q The following dispositions were
 i'''AA' 'A 'll' NhCtS. 1NuIbNIItu, = fl committed 10 iail 1; judgment sus-
 pended on payment of costs, 5; c nolled hy prosecuting attorney. 9 " nollcd by prosecuting attorney or r payment of costs. 19; placed fl
 charge of probation officer. 2: re
 leased by chief. 4; turned over tc rt out-of-town officers, I; turned ove, n 10 navy department. 1. ,d Among the number arrested wer -h three girls and six boys ts Marrige Licenses Issued h. City Clerk Thomas B. Steele Ina s. issued marriage licenses to William
 R. Evans and Murel A. Allen, bot
 of 164 Greene street and to Joh, rk w. Jackson of 66 Divinity street 1n and Mrs. Minnie s. Briggs of l CT Edgewood street.
 K. of c. Notes ,n The third degree will be cor
 ferred on large class of candidate ch at a meeting of the Palos Cour ,st ell, Knights of Columbus to be bel ,ss next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'cloc m in Red Mems hall on Prospet cd street.
 Grand Knight Joseph l.. McDor ev aid and Harry MCiinstry have bee ger chosen by the local council as del' ter gates 10 the K. of c. convention
 be held early In May.
 on Preparations are also being mao ,e- for the celebration of the fortie' nd anniversary of Palos Council. 10 be held next month, the exact date cs- be announced later.
 ing Police Beats Change ay The regular monthly change md police beats went into effect ye
 tcrday and the assignments for t inc month of March are as follow lar Captain Gucliin. office nights; Sc
 goant McGillicuddy. investigatio
 Policemen Strupp. parking; Breau in permanent traffic officer: Burr ted traffic and special work: Jeglins
 traffic and special work: McNam' lay permanent traffic officer, Fore cnt vile; Norton. traffic, East Brist ,cs- Mclaughlin, shift beat, days; Per
 shift beat, nights: Thompson, SOU
 side beat; Mccarthy, North NJ; has street beat; Messier, north side be- stol ,Cirvcs, west side and hill beat; G 6 nelly, center beat; Keith, South I ems beat and office; Chabot, Forestvi ork ------------