New Britain herald., 1926-10-28

atcd in Halloween colors and nllet
 with cornstalks, pumpkins, black tcats and original lighting effects
 Music is by the New Departure or. chestra.
 The committee in charge Of this event is as follows: Mir. and Mrs
 Guy Wright. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A
 Ianning. Dr. and Mrs. F.. r San.
 born, Mir. and Mrs. George R. V ard
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. H. Goodridge. MT and Mrs. C. H. Case and Mir. and
 Mrs. c. R, Beckwith.
 Placed on Probation
 Alexander Smith of Lake avenue was arrested yesterday upon com plaint of his wife on a charge of non-support. Mrs. Smith testified that her husband had been intoxi- cated for the past several weeks and had contributed nothing toward her support. He was given a picture by Judge Donovan, who placed him in charge Of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for period of six months.
 Daughters of Isabella Election
 Al the annual meeting of the Daughters of Isabella. held last eve. ming in Knights of Columbus hall Mrs. Mary Green was elected regent. Other officers elected were as fol- lows; Nice-regent, Mrs. Mary Pcnn- soneault: past regent. Mrs. Catherine Flynn; financial secretary. Mrs. Rose Crosby: recording secretary. Miss Mary McNamara: treasurer Mrs. Mary Nunon; monitor Mrs. Julia Bride; chancellor. Mrs. Elizabeth Madden; custodian, Mrs. Catherine Driscoll: inside guard. Mrs. Grace Mccarthy; scrihc, Mrs. Agnes May nard: trustees. Mrs. Cath ,rine Flynn. Mrs. Mary Calvin and Mrs. Helen kildu6.
 The following committee will he in charge of the installation of off cers on Wednesday evening. Noycm- Der 17th; Mrs. Julia Bride. Mrs Catherine Flynn. Mrs. A. F. Pader- eWski, Mrs. Bertha Callahan. and Mrs. Mary Calvin.
 Mrs. Leopoldina Acorn
 Mrs. Loopoldina Acorn. aged 5S. vii" of Jacob Acorn of Pine street. died at the Bristol hospital yester- day from pneumonia, contracted as q result of her being struck on Sat urday, October 16. on East Main street Forostville by an automobile t.N.3 I,rN ford. Mrs, Acorn at the time had alighted from trolley car and ac- ,ordirG to the statement Of Mir. Fa- gan. had almost crossed the street when she turned back directly in front of his auto.
 Mrs. Acorn was born In Hemp 'toad. l.. l.. and had been a resident of this city for tho uo several years. hor are her husband. who s janitor of the East Bristol school; hrce sons, Russell Acorn of. Bris- 1 ol and Walter and Arthur Acorn {. 'f Hartford: one brother. Arthur ! Cellar of Willimantic, and one sis CT Mrs. Louise Hatton Of Pomfret. ]
 Funeral services will be held from . Ter late home at o:30 o'clock Sat . lrday afternoon. Rev. Hubert n. ! Iones, pastor of the Prospect Meth ' ,dist church, will officiate and bur al will be in West cemetery.
 K. of F. Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Ethan { lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be | held at s o'clock this evening in Arcdnum hall
 TrcSpasslng Campaign Conducted
 Captain Kingsley and Lieutenant Rooney of the police department of he N. Y, x. II. X II. Railroad com 'any opened campaign yesterday m trespassing with the result that 'ame Metti. Joseph Pietro Duprica- To Salvatore and Joseph Mafeio we're placed under arrest charged with trespasSing on railroad proper y. The four men. who work at the iew Departure Mfg. Co.,, were using
 shortcut 10 their home when talk n into Cust ody.
 They were given a warning by udge Donovan in the city court this norning and judgment in all of heir cases was suspended.
 Mrs. Isabelle l.. Bell
 Mrs Isabelle l.. Bell. wife of ieorge l.. Bell of 4 Goodwin l rrcct. died last evening following an lness of one week. She was born in 'leasant Valley. Conn, on April 21, S-f +bo IouoI,r, of l.,,or,. .r,,rt;eg nd Eliza l.. Hart. She was married { I Springfield on october 1@. 1882 { nd came 10 this city with her huS- and about Y years ago. She was l
 member of Gilbert W. Thompson lost. c. \. R. and of the Kings and a member of the Ad- ent church. q
 Surviving her are her husband I nd one sister, Mrs. Jeanette Will { ans of this city. V The funeral will take place at her | te home at o'clock Saturday aft moon. Intcrment will be in the S fest cemetery. c
 Caucus Well Attended d The democratic rally held last O tening in the city court room was O ell attended, number of women q lakinE up the audience. l Tho principal speaker of the eve ing was Rollin L. Tyler. candidate r ,r Senator who arrived late after z
 speaking engagement in Newing- il 'n, Other speakers were Henry J. alnen, candidate for congressman. ttorney Joseph r. O'Connell and eNi f.. GlaSSon. candidates for f, 'prescntatiVcs, Attorney Joseph r. m luton, candidate for state senator. I oorge H. Gabh, candidate for b l@riff of Hartford county. was \ nable 10 attend due to a previous E 1gagement. F