New Britain herald., 1926-08-10

Doe was arrested by Officer ]. hn | Mclaughlin, who found him asl; |. in his car near the railroad stati0. The motor was running at the time land when the policeman attempted 10 arrest him, Doe endeavored to drive away.
 Ernest Blinn Of sS South Elm street. arrested at 1880 a. m. Sun day b y Officer Mclaughlin. was fined Sj and costs on a charge of intoxication by Judge Mink. Blinn informed the court that he had just been discharged from service in the army.
 Pasquaie Roberto. arrested Sun day evening at T:l5 o'clock for in toNication near the corner of George and South streets, was assessed Si0 and costs by Judge William ! Ma lone.
 Fined For Alteration
 Fred Sokol Of l6ia Sixth avenue, Joseph Miskewicz of Preston street and Peter Suhowski of Benham street were each fined s25 and costs in the city court this morning. The first two men were charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace and assault on Suhowski. while their victim was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace. Suhow. ski. after being brought to head quarters required medical attention and it was necessary to take several eli tn plncn i,,l l,t I,
 All of the men informed the court this morning that they were just fooling and Suhowski fell, striking lis head on stone. HIS story a' the time of his arrest at 10:l5 Sun day night was that one of the other men involved had hit him over the head with a stone.
 Mrs. Clara Burwcll Ward
 Mrs. Clara Burwe1l Ward. widow Of the late Joseph Ward, died yes- terday of bronchial pneumonia.
 She was born in New Hartford September Is. 1856, the daughter of John Satterlee and Clarissa Uewisl Burwell. On June 25, 1877. she married Mir. Ward and since that time has been a resident Of Bristol. She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harry l. Bartholo- new and Miss Flavia Ward: one son, George Burwel Ward; four brothers, John C. Burwell and Dr. Robert Burwell of Winsted, Ernest Rurwell of this city and William Burwen of South Norwalk; two sisters. Mrs. Frank Hawley of Pennington and Miss Margaret Rurwell of New Haven; also by four grandchildren. Peggy Rock well Ward, Trenwith Rockwell Ward, Rockwell Bra1dock Ward and Nancy Ward. all of this city.
 The funeral will be held from her late home at 341 Main street tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. Rev. P. r, Wolfenden, pastor of the Congregational church. will conduct the services and burial will be in the family plot in West cemetery.
 St. Louis Kennedy
 Leo Henry St. Louis. son of Will liam st. Louis of Plainvile and Miss Madaline Frances Kennedy, only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. r. A. Kennedy of 24 Woodland street, were married yesterday afternoon at the rectory of St. Josephs church by Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. pastor. Miss Leona Helen St. Louis. sister Of the groom, was the bridesmaid and Arthur Farrar of Plainville served the groom as bast man.
 The bride attended the Bristol schools and Shields Business col lege. having been employed as clerk in the office of the Trumbull Electric company in Plainville. The | groom is also employed in the ] Trumbull Electric company.
 After wedding trip to be spent in the White Mountains. the couple will make their home at 95 East Main street Plainvile.
 Eagles Meeting
 A meeting of Bell City Acrie No. ! 15l1, Fraternal Order Of Eagles. will be held at eight o'clock tomor- TOW evening in Eagles hall on Meadow street.s
 New Departure Corps Wins
 The New Departure Fife and | Piccolo corps made a splendid rec ord in the fist annual convention | of the Connecticut ffers and drum | mers held i'll Manchester, Connecti- | cut. Saturday, August :