New Britain herald., 1926-08-09

had been resting comfortably in the | car. He will be presented in the city court tomorrow morning on d charge O. intoxication.
 Arrested on Assault Charge i Joseph Miskswicz of Preston sstreet and Fred Sokol of Is l-2 Sixth avenue were arres u at 1O:l5 o'clock last eevning by Officers Thomas Mccarthy on charges Of as- sault and breach of the peace fol- lowing an altercation with Peter Su- howski at his home. Suhowski was beaten up considerably and 1t was necessary for Dr. B. .. Donahue. police surgeon, to take several stitches to close a wound in his | head
 The cases Of both men will be heard tomorrow morning before Judge William J. Malone.
 Hits Water Wagon
 Hector Gagnon of I67 Church street, while driving through East Bristol district yesterday afternoon. collided with one Of the city's water wagons. slightly damaging same. He was ordered by Motorcycle Police man Edgar Norton 10 apepar before the prosecuting attorney tomorrow morning.
 To Locate Permanently in Bristol
 Attorney Edward J. Quinlan of loo Divinity street. who for the past year has been connected with the law office of A. S Albrecht of Hart ford, has severed his connection with that firm and will hereafter give his entire time to his practice in this city.
 His, office is located al No. ; North Main street
 2i Deaths in July
 During the month of July. there were twenty-fonr deaths registered in the office Of the city clerk.
 Daughters of Isabella Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Daughters Of Isabella will be held tomorrow evening at s o'clock in Knights or Columbus hall on North Main street.
 Y. F. W. Auxiliary To Meet
 A meeting of the auxiliary Of Harold F. Emmett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held in Le- zion hall this evening at o'clock
 Funeral of Patrick r. Farrell
 The funeral Of Patrick r. Farrell. who died Friday afternoon, was held rom his late home al S4 Seymour street al s:S0 o'clock this morning and at St, Joseph's church at 10 o'clock. The high mass Of reduiem was celebrateu by the Rev. Oliver T. Magnell and burial was in the new St. ,Ioseph's cemetery.
 Closes For Inventory
 The Humason Manufacturing com pany closed last Saturday noon for one week for the purposes Of taking inventory. Operations will be re- sumed Monday, August 10th.
 License Suspended
 The local police department has been notified Of the suspension Of drivers license issued to Myles s. Culver, local truckman. The suspen- sion was made effective August 9th,
 Contracts Awarded
 The work of erecting twenty new houses on Burlington Heights, near the John J. Jennings school, for the Bristol Realty company will be started immediately. contracts hav- ing been awarded to seven local builders as follows: Vincent Quist. berg. five houses; Spartacus Car. Ipentcr four; Pierre Allaire, three: James Collins two; William J. Duff. fy. two; Joseph Devine. two; Omar Lacourse. two.
 Each house when completed will accommodate two families and the total expenditure will be approxi- matelv st6O.0on.
 Fails To Choose Language
 John Asetta of 60 Spcrry street Waterbury. failed to exercise enough care in choosing his language while talking to. Officer Edgar Norton Saturday afternoon and cs result has been notified 10 aprear in the city court next Wednesday morn ing. Ii is alleged that Asetta in iected several vile words into his conversation after he h"d been called by the officer for tho man. TOT in which he YVES operating his car.
 Collision on Park Street
 Cars orcrotrd by Horace Wood ward of Waterbury road. Peduahnck and Arthur c. Lucier of iS West street. this city. were in collision or ParE street last evening at 9:45 o'clock. Officer Thomas Mccarthy who investigated the accident. found that Mir. T.ucier was in the process of ma ing a left turn when his car was struck hy Woodward. who was driving east on Park street. Mrs Lucier, who was in tSe car with her husband. was slightly injured, medi cal attention bein.- gwen her by Dr. Joseph l. Woisard.
 Both drivers were instructed to appear before the prosecuting attor- hey ON Wednesdar, August llth.
 Liquor Gases Continued
 The case of Fred Gentle Of l23 Jacobs street. arrested at 7:ia p. m Friday by Officers Jeglinski and Thompson on a charge of keeping liouor with intent to sell, was cor tinued until Thursday morning. Aug. 1e. At the time of the raid half pint bottle partly filled and a five gallon can containing a small quan- tity of alleged liquor were seized.
 The case Of Andrew Oglaza of Birch street. Forrstville. will be heard in the city court tomorrow mornirg, Oglaza's home was raid nA at o'clock last Friday night hv officers J"glinsN. Thompson and N"rton and a lS-gallan still and l6iG gallons of liquor sci7ed, Two hun 1,,J ,-J forf,. r-o 11aps nf ,,,~SI yycrp