New Britain herald., 1926-06-29
shovel MIeIder Tined

charged with breach of the peace and assault on Julius Bengel on June l2, was found guilty on he breach of the peace charge by Judge William ]. Malone in the city court this morning and a fine of S25 and costs tot9ling S42.So was inn posed.
 On the date in question Delendik got into an argument with Bengel and used shovel to fairly good ad- vantage putting Bengel in the hos pital for about two weeks with a deep gash in the arm. Deputy Prosecutor Robert J. Stack present. ed the case and Noble L. Pierce represented the defendant
 Found Not Guilty
 Frank Drosal, charged with pass ing standing trolley car and strik- ing John Maynard on June 25, was found not guilty in the city court this morning. It was claimed that Maynard had alighted from the trolley car after it had stopped. but Attorney Joseph P. O'Connel, rep- reseuting the defendant. introduced testimony to refute that furnished by the state.
 stafford District Elects
 The annual meeting of the Sixth School district was held last evening in the Stafford school and the fol- lowing officers elected: District committee, Ashley Bishop, Earl Ma hannah and Kenneth Johnson, A. B. Ackerman: collector, Eugene O'Sul- liNan; clerk, Howard Dutton.
 Conduit Being Laid
 The work of laying d conduit from Meadow street Go the plant of the New Departure Mfg. Company on North Main street, has been started by the Bristol and Plain vile Electric Company. Permission for this work was granted them at the last meeting Of the city council.
 Compounce Tribe Meeting
 A meeting of Compounce Tribe. l. c. k. Mp will be held this eve HIng at o'clock in the wigwam on IfoSpect street. The chiefs degree will be conferred on a class or candi- dates and officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Rejects Bids For New school
 All of the bids submitted for tba erection of the new school building m the Twelfth School district on Tall Mountain were rejected last ,'ening at a joint meeting of the district committee and the board Inf e4acatlon In the high school No bid was received under Slo,ooo, which is tho amount appro- priated by the district tor the new school.
 It Is probable that some definite action will be taken in regard in thIs matter at the annual meeting winch Is scheduled to be held July
 tautauqua Opens Monday
 Monday afternoon, July 26. Chau- 'anqua will open for the 1926 sea. son on Federal Hill Green.
 The outstanding feature of the week which this year will begin on Monday is the presentation of Abraham Lincoln" with Frank in the leading role.
 Abraham Lincoln" will be pre- sented on Wednesday night. July 2S, and the entertainment for the two days preceding and three days following will be of the same high caliber.
 Death of Joseph P. Mcguire
 Joseph P, Mcguire. aged 57 wears. died at his home, SS North Main street, at 10 o'clock this morning after an illness of several months duration. He was born in Dayville. Conn., March 12. 1869, the son of George F., and Catherine Maguire. All Of his life was spent in Connecti- cut with the exception of a few years spent in Springfield. Ills. He 'ame 10 Bristol from Putnam, three years ago and up 10 the time of his Illness had been employed in the New Departure Mig. Co. He was a of the Royal Arcanum. Is- ''NA ! "NAisAAiA 4pbStt T. Ss V. Y or Putnam, F. T, Dunbar Encampment )f Odd Fellows and the Magnolia Rebekah lodge Of Bristol.
 He is survived by his wife five brothers, pr. William F.. and J. Ed ward of Springfield, Mass. Walter J. of Washington, D. C. George F. of East Rochester. x. H.. and Fred J. Df Meredith, N. H., and one sister. Mrs, A. O. Schomberg of Green Yich. R. l.
 The funeral will be held Thurs Jay morning at an hour to be an- bounced later from the Trinity Epis- opal church, Rev. John Wilkins. pastor, will conduct the services and nterment will be in Springfield, Mass.