New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

dIlCle removed rom the building.
 A peculiar angle to the theft is that no lock was broken, either on the | doors or windows in order to gain ! access 10 the building, which tends to make the affair the more mys- terious.
 About a year ago the high school
 was entered and an adding machine taken. At that time investigation failed to disclose in just what man. ner entry was made.
 About six months ago the office Of Loucks & Clark. building con- tractors, who are erecting the new school in Fifth school district was broken into and at that time 2 i typewriter was stolen.
 The police are investigating the break. First School District Taxes
 Collector Charles II. Cook Of the first school district has made ar- engagements 10 be at the city tax collectors office in city hall this evening from 10 8 o'clock 10 re- celve taxes. He will also be at the same office next Tuesday evening. June l, between the same hours, which will be the last opportunity for taxpayers of the district to pay this tax without added interest. I. O. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of stephen Terry lodge, l. O. o. F., will be held at o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 Four Cases For June Term Four Bristol cases will be heard before the June term of the superior court opening in Hartford next Tuesday.
 Kasimer Florianski, formerly of Curtiss street, will be charged with the murder Of his wife, Josephine, whom he choken 10 death on the night of April @ after an argument in their home, He appeared in the city court on the afternoon of April 30 and was bound over without bail 10 the superior court by Judge Will liam J. Malone without bail. De- fense counsel, consisting of Judge S. Russell Mink and Attorney William i DeRosier waived examination at that time. It Is probable that a plea of temporary insanity will be entered. Wilbur s. Hart of Woodland street, who on March was sentenc- ed to 60 days in jail for intoxication and breach of the peace and who appealed the case under bonds Of $500, will also appear before the court. He was arrested at the in stance of Mayor John r. Wade, who 1 informed the court that he had been called several names, including the name 'grafter." by Hart while both were passengers on Woodland street trolley car on March 5.
 Peter Gallagher of Laurel street. sentenced to six months in jail March II for an alleged indecent as- sault on a youth on March 10 and who also appealed his case under bonds of $2.0OO, will also be heard in the higher court.
 The case of Andrew Ronzillo. charged with liquor violation and who received a jail sentence Of SO 1 days in jail on December 19. 1925, will also be heard. Bonds for his appearance were placed at S1,O00 by
 the city court judge at the time of
 his appeal.
 To Hold Field Meet
 The men teachers Of the Bristol public schools will hold a field day and outing at Rockwell park next "Wednesday afternoon. A number Of 'athletic events are on the program. 10 be followed by lunch.
 Sewer Committee Confers Tho special committee appointed recently by the city council to con- sider the matter of sewer facilities flor Forestville, conferred with two members of the state pollution board yesterday and went over the situa- ton with the idea in view of devel- oping some plan for successfully talk ling care of the requirements of that end of the town. No definite an- Inouncement however, Is available ! at this time.
 | Celebrate SiNticth Anniversary 1 A reception was rendered Mr. and 1 Mrs. James A. Matthews of B Prince street last evening at the home of NIr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Scudder of So High street, in honor Of their sixtieth wedding anniver- sary Hundreds Of local friends called during the evening and guests were present from Hartford, Man chester. Waterbury. New Haven, 1 Plainville and Southington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Matthews were the recipients of many beautiful floral tributes and gifts, among which were purse Of StO0 in gold from friends and neighbors; purses from Gilbert W. Thompson Post. W. R. IC., and Newton Manross Post. W. R. C., Forestville; S10 in gold from tho E. F, Merrill family; a radio set from Walter Ingraham Of Boston; an Odd Fellows jewel for MT.
 Matthews and sixty carnations for Mrs. Matthews from PeQuabuck lodge, No. As. l. O. O. F., of which organization Mir. Matthews has been a member for forty years.
 West Cemetery Meeting
 The West Cemetery association
 will hold a special meeting In the public library next Tuesday evening
 10 consider further the plans for
 grading and improving the undevel-
 ored portions, a matter which was
 brought up at their last meeting.
 Tentative plans, prepared by q land
 scape architect. will be looked over
 and discussed.
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