New Britain herald., 1926-03-09

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 Property Transfer
 A deed was filed with the city clerks office yesterday covering inc transfer of one lot on Circle street. Forestvtllc from the estate of Jo- soph r., Greene to Marie l., Tc- trcault.
 Marriage Return
 A return from Mcrldcn was re. ceived by the city clerk this morn. ins Of the marriage Of Raymond Archamheuult Of this city and Helen NJ, skrypicc. The ceremony was performed in Merdon on March {.
 Death of Infant
 Lois, six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Woodward of Walnut road. died at the home Of her parents yesterday,
 The funeral will be held from tho family residence tomorrow an. Crnoon.
 Iircmcn Inspect.
 Members Of tho fro department 1ro making their regular semi monthly inspection of allcy-ways and bascments Of stores in the busi- ness section to sec that no innum- maale material is allowed to accum- u.ate in such places.
 This inspection has been risldly carried out hy Chief John II. Hayes since tho inauguration of the paid fro department and no doubt has acted as q preventive in many cases
 Assessor Barnard Returns.
 Assessor Sidney H, Barnard, who has been spending tho past several weeks in Bermuda for his health. re- turned home last evening very much improved.
 state Highway Repairs.
 State Highway Department men. nndcr inc supervision Of Foreman Patrick Collins, started this morn. ing to repair the holes in the state road between Bristol and Plainyille.
 The severe weather os February and the recent heavy rains have left some bad spots, which will be elim. mated by these repairs.
 D. A. R. Offcrs Prizes.
 Announcement has been made by the Katherine Gaylord Chapter Of the Daughters Of the American Rev olu'ion Of the donation of books as prizes to those graduating from the English classes of the Bristol eve ming school who have had one hun dred per cent attendance. The books selected for this purpose ore Prom immigrant to Inventor" by profes- sor Pupin Of Columbia University, and 1t is understood that at least six pupils will be entitled to these books. Presentation will be made by Mrs. Gales r. Moore, regent Of the chap ter, at the graduation exercises on Tuesday evening, March 16, in the of the South Side school.
 '' H'''J S Np4II pHNilS luI lIc pTlEe donated by tho Women's Christian Temperance Union have been com pIe'ed and are being delivered 10 the society. The prizes Of s2.0Q each to the pupils having inc best essays in each division will also be presented at the graduation exercises.
 Fined for Having Unlicensed Dog.
 Albert Serino 0: Addison street was before Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van in the city court this morning. charged with keeping an unlicensed doS, harhorins a vicious Cog Gnd permitting dog 10 roam in >olafon ot the existing quarantine.
 Dog Warden Thomas Ryan, Who the case. advised tn, cour; that his attention bad becu called 10 the dos aGter he had bitten q boy ln the wrist. Ccrino cluimel that the dog was not his. and al- though he had driven him away from his house number Of times, h" animal insisted on coming back. Judg" Donoval after listening 10 I' AhN L'N' ILkGu tNtl III 0 SlJ ana costs which Were paid,
 Arrested For Waterbury Police
 John Gobcck. q former resident of his city but who now makes his Iome in Waterbury. was arrested 'oStcrday afternoon by the local police at the request Of the Water )urN department, in which city he s wanted for assaulting his wife.
 A member of the Waterbury po- ire took him back 10 that city yea Cri0y
 funeral of Mrs. William IT. Adams Th" funeral of Mrs. William II. Ndams was hold at 9:%0 this after ,oon from her late home at l6, IiGh street.
 I'll" Rev r. r. Wolfraden. pas or of the Baptist church onicjatcd nd remains were placed Tn the
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