New Britain herald., 1926-02-12
CHILDREN UNABLE
 TO ATTEND SCHOOL
Snow Hens in Pupils in Outly-
 ing Districts Of Town
GRAYES-HYLAND WEDDING

Leave For Bermuda - LinColn's
 Birthday Observed In Schools -
 Lcglon-Homc Guard Joint Meeting.
 Attendance in local schools today was low as q result of the recent storm, the outlying sections of the town being snowbound and the pu- pills living there unable 10 conquer the drifts. WIlilo the town officials have been bending every eXort to re move the snow. they have thus far been able to take care of only the center and main arteries of traffic, the back streets and roads being still mere seas of level whitencss. This prevented tho school children living there from attending sessions when the schools rcopened today after a two-day recess caused by the storm. II is hoped 10 have the roads open by Monday in order that the attendance may be normal again.
 The last blizzard is causing more trouble than inc one of the week be- fore because of the floury quality of the snow, which causes It to be blown about more easily and tu form greater drifts. The snow is no sooner removed than the wind blows much Of it back onto the roads and walks again. The new tractor ploW
 is proving its worth and has becu bucking drifts continually for nor, than g week.
 The road 10 Mountain View has been opened by blow. truck ant shovel, and Whites Crossing wa! today looking forward 10 rcestab fishing contact with civilization Redstone Ilill however, E practical ly isolated, the road in places being buried under six and eight foo
 drifts which force even sleighs {,
 seek other avenues Of travel.
 GravcS-Iiyland
 Robert Graves of Canal stree
 and Miss Marguerite ltyland, daugh
 ter of Mrs. Margaret lGyland ot For, estville. were married yesterday aft
 crnoon at the rcctory of St. Mat. thcw's church. Forcstville. Rev Father Lynch performed the ccrc
 mony, which was q private one After the ceremony the couple lcf
 for Bermuda on their wedding trip
 When thoyreturn they will reside ir
 Forestville. Mr. Graves is employee
 at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. Case Continued
 1 The case of Harry LaPine, arrest cd for overlooking q motor truck , has been postponed until Thursday : February IS, because of the defon ] dant's illness LaPine is employe, l by the firm of Ferguson &a Hendrick son of Springfield Mass, and wa
 arrested two weeks ago by stat police.
 Truck Driver In Wrong Another candidate for "mcanes | man" honors made his bid here las night. He is James Xcronc of 6 : Gaylord street, Bristol. While driv . ing through here his truck hecam l stuck so fast in great snowdrif ; and he was unable to eXtricatc it , Zcrone decided 10 leave it there
 hailed q passing truck, and wa civen lift" into the center Of tn - town. He then took the number O r the truck, which bore New York Ii f cense No. S51,75o, and reported f. t Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrcy tha 5 the truck had run his machine of
 the road,
 Furrcy immediately notified th
 state police, who stopped tho Ney
 York truck in West Hartford an
 brought the enraged driver back {
 Plainville. When he saw the ma $ who had lately given him Tiff
 Zerone backed down and asked ina x charges be dropped. The authorize.
 however, pressed their invcstigatio
 and learned of the dunNcity ( S Zerone.
 Q Asked for his license, Xcrono va V able to produce only onc-half of i 0 and that had been marked in coul r to show he had been convicted of h motor vehicle law Voalation. IT I record is being Investigated hy tn S state and local police, who arc angr Il at Zerone for his alleged dirt t deal"
 S Funeral of Mrs. DOnahUe Il The funeral of Mrs. Anno Don; $ hue was held from the home of h,
 daughter, Mrs. Joseph Connors Q East street, at S:&0 o'clock th E morning and at 9 o'clock from q s church of Our Lady of Mercy, whel IS q requiem high mass was celebrate 10 by Rev. John F. Fay. Al the oflc 0 tory Ave Maria" was rendered l
 William Hayes, and at the close j. the mass some Sweet Day. W; ,r sang hy James Domaine of RristC a As the body was horne from q s church, William Hayes, a grandsc d of tho deceased sang "Thy Will l ic Donc.'
 It The pail bearers were WilIia
 Toran, Nicholas Gniden, Willia