New Britain herald., 1926-08-02
PainUiHe News
 DEATH CLAIMS
 MRS, ALDERMAN Mother Of Mrs. Katherine Richards Dies, Aged S2 SUED AFTER ASSAULT

Mrs. Bendars Brings Action Against
 Diawczyk - Innocente-Celii We'd
 ding-Local Man Dies in Maine
 Henry Trumbull Eonorcd-Briefs Mrs. Augusta Alderman, widow of Burdette Alderman, died at 6;30 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rather inc Richards of IS East Main street. She was S2 years of age. Born in Pennington, Mrs. Alderman spent most of her life in that town, but when her husband died six years ago she came to Plainville to make her home with her daughter.
 Mrs. Alderman is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Richards; one son, Charles Alderman of Pennington; two grandchildren, Augusta Alder man and Albert Richards; and one reat-grandchild Mildred Richards. | Funeral service will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at 1 her daughters home. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor of the Plainville NJ. E. church, will officiate. Burial will be made in Pennington.
 1 Sued for S1,000
 1 Samuel Dawczyk of East Broad street has been sued for sl,O0O dam- ages by Mrs. Bertha Bendars as the result of the fracas which occurred 1 last week at the defendants home i and resulted ina fine, suspended jail sentence, and term on probation for | the defendant. The plaintiff alleges that Diawczyk beat and kicked her and threw her off the veranda, 1n- turing her shoulder and arm so that she cannot continue to do her daily housework.
 The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of September. Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey has attached the home of the defendant.
 Innocente-Cclli Wedding
 Tony Innocente of 20 Whiting street and Miss Anna Cell, daugh- ter of Dominick and Antonette Celll' twere married this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy by Father Munich. Miss Jennie Berardv was bridesmaid, Julius Debarardlm was hest man, and the flower girls were the Misses Esther Tani and Eleanor Gross.
 The bride was dressed in white canton crepe and carried white tea roses with lily shower. Miss Berar- dv wore creal silk and carried vel low tea roses. About 75 guests were nresent from Yonkers, N. Y. Rocky Hill. Meriden, Hartford and Plain vile.
 The couple left on weeks we'd ding trip. When they return tc Plainyille next Monday they VIII take LID their residence at 2O whit ing street.
 Dies in Maine
 Walter Barron, aged about AS veors died at his home in Ansco. Me. Friday afternoon, according to word received here today. MT. Bar ron was we'll known here, having worked at Collins garage for some . time. He left about week ago to return to his old home and un- dergo an operation. He leaves ms wife and on stepson. Funeral serv- ice were held yesterday in Ansco'
 Henry Trumbull Chairman
 Henry Trumbull, treasurer Of the Trumbull Electric Mfg, Co. has been elected chairman of the gen. eral committee of the second New England conference, which will Dc held in Hartford on November lS and 19. These conferences are beins held yearly to enable New Englano business men and residents to ge' together and promote the interests of this section of the country. Al the first session, held last year al Worcester. Mass, Mir. Trumbull rep resented the local Chamber Of Com merce. of which he is now president Governor John H. Trumbull VII
 he the host to the 1000 visiting delegates, among whom will be the
 .xI governors of allSthe New hnsiahe states and Owen D. Young col laborator on the Dawes plan. Slight Accident
 Automobiles owned by Ronald II II
 I.oomis of Sexton street, New Brit ain and Wilbur Anderson Of Persh ing Place, New Britain, figured II : an accident on the New Britain roa' Saturday night, Anderson's machlh' running into the rear of the other
 Anderson has been notified 10 ap pear in court here this week. III and passenger in his car "er' : slightly cut by flying glass, ,, Registrars To Be In session John E. Lamb and George k
 Skinner registrars of voters VII I, hold sessions in the town nall oi Friday. August 6, and Friday Aug ust IS, from to 10 ?. m' for tn
 purpose of making a caucus enroll
 ment of the legal voters of tn