New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

year w.Il be elected. Refreshments will also be served.
 Elks Carnival
 This evening at the Elks spring festival, the entertainment will be furnished by the Ct. Joseph's Boys band of Rockville Conn. Last spring in spite of the indictment weather. a large crowd had gathered on the ground 10 listen 10 the entertain mont furnished by the Floridians of the Corley Plaza hotel of Boston. ] Fined For Liquor Violations . Clarence Johnson, whose lunch cart on Valley street was raided last Saturday evening by Officers Henry Joglinski, William Thompson and i Edgar Norton. was fined $50 and costs in the city court by Judge Will 1 ham J. Malone this morning. John son pie ded guilty to the charge of keeping liquor and reputation and agreed 10 discontinue the handling Of liquor.
 While the officers were al the . lunch cart John r. Lyons of Ter ryville drove up and delivered a five gallon can of liquor. He was taken into custody and in the city court today he was also fined $50 and costs on the charge Of transporting. He was represented by Attorney No- hla L. Pierce, who informed the court that his client had been in ill health for some time and had only entered into thc transportation of liquor short time ago with a view of paying some of his bills
 Case Continued The case Of Isador Basson Of New Britain, charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses by the issuance of fradulent checks. was coutinV,d until Monday. June '.
 Rasson was arrested on a similar charge a few weeks ago in New Britain and his case is stin pending in inc court Of that city. l. is un- derStood that restitution for the amount Of the check issued here has been mado and that similar action will he taken in New Britain.
 Sailing For Sweden
 Mrs. Thuro Lindor Of I2 Mill s'ro"t loft today for New York city. from which point she will sail to- morrow on the motor ship Crap sholm for Sweden. where she will spend several months visiting her old home
 Mrs. George Clark
 Mrs. Ada May Clark. aged 62 years wife of George Clark of II West street, died at her home yes- torday after a short illness with complications
 She was horn in Peacham. Yer mont, May 21. 1864. the greater part of her life having been spent in that state. About a year ago she moved with her family to this city. Besides her husband she is survived by one son. Floyd Clark of this city: a stcpdaughter. Mrs. E. r. Sanctuary Of Oakland. Califor- nia; a stcpson, Hiram NJ. Clark of Seattle, Washington, and one cou- sin, Mrs, Theron Perry of Barre Vermont.
 The remains were forwarded to- day 10 Barre. Normont. where serv- ices will be held in tho Methodist church on Saturday afternoon. Inter- mont will hc in the ElmWood ceme- tery in Barre.
 K. of P. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan lodge. Knights of Pythias will be held this evening at o'clock in Ar canum hall.
 Reception For New Pastor
 A reception to Rev. Hubert Dar- reu Jones' recently appointed pas tor of inc Prospect Methodist church, and Mrs. Jones will be held in tho church parlors tomorrow eve ming, starting at S:15 o'clock. liar old A. Hayden is chairman of the committee arranging for the event.
 Music during the evening will be furnished by tho Sunday school or chostra and refreshments will be served
 Dutton-S smith
 Nernet Ray Dutton, son of Mir and Mrs. Frank Dutton of Summer street, this city and Mis- Nellie May Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Smith of Cleveland. Ohio. we. , united in marriage last evening at o'clock at the Women's club, Cleveland. by Rev J. W. Griffin of the Presbyterian church, that city. William $. Stockton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Stockton Of this city. who now resides in Toledo, was the best man and Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Madeline smith, sisters of the bride, were the bridesmaids.
 After an extended wedding trip through New York state and Can- ada. NIr. and Mrs. Dutton will take up their residence at 231 Summer street, this city. where Mir Dutton s connected with the New Departure Mfg. 70. as an assistant in the sales department.
 Bristol High Loses
 \ ninth inning rally by the Bristol High school baseball team which lattod six runs was not sufficient to win their ball same with the Lewis High school team of Southington at he hieh school athletic field yester- lay afternoon. Bristol outhit their and Comerford on the dab for the local boys struck out ten Of the visitors. who succeeded, loweVer in punching their hits. 'ontana for southington and Com- 'rord for Bristol were the batting tars Of the afternoon, each getting hrcc hits. The score:
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