New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-27


Mckinstry, secretary; +. Martin
buckingham, treasurer; board of
directors, Albert vuilleumier, f. w.
CARMEL, c. C. Morgan, B. w. Asper-
in, Christian Wyrtzen, J. c. Russell,
A. +. Brightman, Emery D. Allen,
Arthur Ebb, George Tong, Arthur
Bradley, G.. L. Roberts, j. F. Coz,
L. A. Judson and d. ]. Morey.
Decision In Rain-Pipe Dispute
A decision handed down by JUS
tice Of the Peace Joseph P. O'Con-
nell in the case of Rose Trzinski Of
Lake avenue versus Joseph Roga bki
OF Southington, orders Rogalski to
pay the plaintiff $50 damages and
costs of sl7.45 for water pipes.
Rogalski purchased a farm from
Rose Trzinski after considerable
dickering over encumbrances. Dur
ing the dickering Mrs. Trzinski pur-
chased some new rain pipes costing
$50 and it was her contention that
Kogalski agreed to pay for same aft
er the sale of the farm was accom-
plished. BY the decision each party
of the transa elton pays one-half OF
the original cost of the pipes.
Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan repre-
scented Mrs. Trzinski while Warren
Chase Of Plantsville was attorney
for Rogalski.
Funeral OF Mrs. Maria Wilcox
The funeral Of Mrs. Maria Wilcox,
widow of Hiram Wilcox. was held
at o'clock this afternoon from the
home OF Mrs. Algernon H. Wilcox
of % Elm street. Rev. P. F. Wolf
enden, pastor OF the Baptist church
conducted the services and burial
was in the family lot in West cenne-
terry.
Annette Albert
Annette, month old daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Albert of 40
North street. died yesterday Of In
fantile troubles.
The funeral was held from the
home of the parents at 2:3o p. m.
yesterday and interment was in the
new st. Josoph's cemetery.
To Sing At Sesqui-Centennial,
Arthur ]. Wasley Of Pennington
avenue, will sing as member Of the
Hartford Choral society with the
Associated Glee clubs OF America at
the sesqui centennial exposition in
Philadelphia this evening. The pro-
gram. which will start at o'clock
will be broadcasted.
Mr.. Wasley. who made the trip
to Philadelphia by automobile, was
accompanied by Mrs. Wasley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tredinnick of
Goodwin street. The party will re-
turn to their homes Sunday.
Engagement Announced
Announcement has been made. of
the engagement of Miss Mildred
Burge of Ames, Iowa. and Charles
A. Matthews. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Matthews of Burlington ave-
nue..
To Play In New Britain
The New Departure basketball
team will journey to New Britain
this evening to play return game
with the National Guard team OF
that city. Manager CAROLS charges
are anxious to wipe out the defeat
administered here on Thanksgiving
night, when it was necessary to
play an overtime period Of I'VE
minutes to decide the Issue.
Funeral OF Mrs. Charles j. Minor
The funeral OF Mrs. Charles J.
Minor, aged GA years. wife Of
Charles ]. Minor of 124 West street,
will be held at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon from the undertaking par
lors of C. Funk & Son on Prospect
street. Rev. Gertrude Coe Of VOL
colt will conduct the services and
burial will be in West cemetery.
Mrs. Minor was born in Medina,
PHO. June II, 1862, the daughter Of
Elijah Clarke. She came east about
thirty years ago and in 1897 was
married to Charles ]. Minor Of VOL
colt, where she resided until her
removal to this city six years ago.
Surviving her, besides her husband.
is one stepdaughter, Mrs. George w.
Macleod of this city.
Drunken Driver Fined 500
Frank Kasmarcik Of Anderson
avenue, Forestville, driver In the
employ of the Pond street bakery,
was fined 500 and costs In the city
court this morning on a charge Of
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