New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

hcating the tacts, continued the raso unlil tomorrew morning and ia- slrueted the police 10 set Ia touch With the boys parents in weU stoekhriage and Inform them Of their boys predlcament. aud that without their help he is .aeirE a term in the Hartford county Jail.
 Mrs. Ella 4. Freeman
 Mrs, Ella A. Freeman, wife of samuel F. Freeman of G stearnt street, died suddenly at her homo last night following a short illness, although she has been fin failing health for some time
 Mrs. Freeman was born in Cole brook River Conn, April zs, 1855, the daughter Of Thomas B. and Julia Andrus Spencer. In 1888 she VII, married and came 10 Bristol with her husband in 1900 from TorrIng- ton, having lived here since that time.
 She fig survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs, Harry N. RyaIs Of Bristol and q stepson. Lemuel II. Freeman Of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held from tho Congregational parish house tomor- row afternoon at 2:3O. Rev. F. L. Wtsmer will have charge of the services and the remains will be placed in the vault at West ceme- lery for lntcrmont in the spring.
 Warrants 10 Bc Served
 Tax Collector Frank B. Riley is now having warrants prepared to be served on delinquent personal tax payers Those on whom such war rants oro served will be obliged 10 pay on additional five or six dollars. which will make their personal tax rather expensive proposition.
 MT, Riley states that the first O, tho warrants will be served on Sat urdoy Of this week.
 W. C. T. T.. Meeting
 The Womon's Christian Temner- ance Union will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the library basement.
 Mrs Frank Woods and Miss Clara Norton will submit reports from the workers Of the Better Homes Er- position and other matters Of bust hess will he transacted.
 K, of r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan lodge K. of P, will take place thi, evening at Arcanum hall at $ o'clock.
 Celebrating 00th Birthday
 Mrs. Irene A. Smith is today ceIe- hrating her 9oth birthday at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. ". II. Graham Of 11S Stoarns street. A larE" number of friends called be- iweon 2 and 5 o'clock this after noon 10 offer congratulations to Mrs. Smith who has been a resi- dent of this city for number or years.
 K. of C. Meeting
 Palos Council. Knights of Colun- bus, will hold their regular meeting this evening at & o'clock fin tho K VI N' ioOIllS oll NOFth Main street.
 Auxiliary Meeting
 A meeting of the Women's Auxr- lary Of the American Legion will be held this evening in American Le- zion hall. The guest of the eve ming will be Miss Maud Clark, na- tlonal executive committeevoman.
 Refreshments and social hour will be enjoyed.
 Truck With No Driver
 A large truck. parked on North Main street yesterday afternoon. started to roll while the driver was away for few minutes and pro- cecded in the general direction Of Officer Connors who was doing duty on the corner of Main and North Main streets, Connors held up his hand for the truck 10 stop, which it failed to do, and seeing what the trouble was, tho officer leaned aboard and turned the wheel Tn tims to save his traffic stand from de- The truck also mar roWly missed hitting a sedan which was parked on Main street at the time.
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