New Britain herald., 1926-03-22
WOMAN OF 83 DIES
 IN HOUSE OF BIRTH
Emily M. Beach Was Oldest
 Member Of Asbury Church
GYPSIES IN APPRECIATION
Shocmakcr's iittlc Girl Tells Of N- tempted ASsault-Dcath of Mrs. Bessie Nrim and Mrs, Hose DionnC--ltCnt collectors Fined.

Dionnc--Rcnt collectors Fined.
 Miss Em,ly N. ErJc', B years oe a@.. dtrl Sunday morning at her hom. on Washington street, Forest. ,u1o, after ha,tng been confined to her bed for t1y past u'r months.
 Mrs. Beach was born m the same house in which she died in Qctohvr lS42. tho daughter Of Truman and Amy Curtis and has lived her en- tire life in ForcStliuc. Shy was ac- tivrly ilyntIh,l with the affairs Of the Asbury Methodist church, and was the oldest member of that church in mrmbcrshp. She was for Si years secretary and treasurer of tho Ladies' Ail society and q teach or In the Dihlc class for years, Twenty -oOc years ago she suffered q shock and has heen an invalid since that timc. She has been cared for during her confinement by her niece, Mrs. Minerva AnEerboWor.
 Miss Beach is survived by two riHces and two nephcws.
 The funeral will he held iomor- LOW afternoon at &:5o o'clock from Ashury Methodist church, services to te in charge Of tho pastor Rev. w. q. Ttffin and int"rmcnt will be in the l'orestvillc cemetery.
 Gypsy Stabs Gypsy
 Peter Stcrio, a member Of n gyHsH tribe arrived in Bristol yesterday tc join his family which has been for some time past making its head. quarters on Meadow street. He haC one drink last evening which, h' states. made him crazy and he ell tered into an argument with hi | cousin, Mitchell Tennis, with the ro suit that Tennis stabbed him in thu neck, inflictine q slight gash.
 Tn the city court this morning stcrio accepted full rcsponsihiNt, for the altrrcation and Judr Malone assessed a fined of slo an. costs in each case, totaling S25.:C II Mrs. Bessie Nrtnn
 Mrs Bessie Wrinu. wife Of Jamc | r. Wrinn of 12l Tulip street. de at her home at 7;15 o'clock las II evening after an illness Of scvc months,
 Mrs. Wrinn was horn Tn s | Johns. Newfoundland, 4e years ae, | the daughter of John and Fridg' Tohin, and moved with her paren %1 years ago 10 Bristol She W; | marri"l in this city in 1928 and hs rHado her home here since. Sha survived by her husband and or daughter, Mrs. Harold Chapin l this city and two sisters and thre hrothors, who reside in MaSsach, | S"tiS
 II Mrs WrinN was a mamhrr of q | Ladies' Benefit society Of the Mace, h""S and of the Ladies' Auxiliary Southington,
 Tn" funeral will he held Wedno lay morning at Q o'clock from s JoS"ph's chWch and body will ! II Dlac"d in thc yamt for intorment tho spring,
 II Held On serious Charge ! Charles W. Scott Of 2I Summ street was placed under arrest Sa | urday night by Officers Mrt'art1 II and Connolly following q complai | O. Alphonsc ToScano of r. Summ | s'r""', who stated that Scott h;
 attempted to assault his taught,
 Who is about seven years old.
 Toscauo, who runs shoe rcpaI
 ing shop, states that Scott left pair Of shoes with him to Ic fix
 and whom ho called for them th
 w"rH no' ready Scott asked tN
 whoD thr work was completed th
 h" s"nt 70 his room to which T. rano agreed, shortly after senli
 th" shoes 1'v his two yourE dauc tors TN" girl in her testimor
 stat'I that when she entered 1 , room of Scott an attempt was ma
 to criminal'v assault her.
 At the suggestion of tho iuI
 th" case was confinued uNtN .. morrow morning under bonds Of $
 ooo. which ,nr accused was una , 70 furnish.
 Plainfcld Defeated
 The New Departure haskctl
 team last Saturday cv"uiuE dcfca
 'hc rlatnticld team for the scc,
 timo iN two successive nights !, score Of ?H to r. Frllman
 rrowl'y starred for the local tc,
 The summary.
 Bristol InJ,f.S