New Britain herald., 1926-08-25
BOY BURGLARS IN
 JUVENILE COURT
SIX Held Tor Breaks Are Placed
 on Probation
MISS BRACKET IS BRIDE
Mormon Lecturers Find City is Not Financially Interested in Their Work-Carl Theodore Quistberg Dies-Gas Mains Extended.

The cases of six young burglars who admitted their connection with four recent breaks in the city, were heard this morning in the juvenile court by Judge William j. Malone, who placed them in charge of Pro- bation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for an indefinite period. Four of the youngsters Were nine years of age and the two others 12.
 The breaks admitted by the youngsters were those of the Bel lair Rug and Drapery Co, the Quin- ion Coal and Trucking Co.,. the New York Bargain Store and a restaurant on North Main street The only loot gathered by the boys was so cents in pennies from the coal office. A cash register was removed from the res taurant and badly damaged in an attempt to open it. Money was the only thing desired by the boys. and other articles were untouched.
 The apprehension of the youths cleared up a number of attempted hurglaries which had been puzzling the police for some time. The last break reported was in the Economy Store on Terryville avenue, which was entered last Monday night. The police believe that this was also the work of a boy as entry was made between the bars covering window.
 Safford- Bracket,
 Truman Sunderland Stafford, son or Dr. and Mrs. Homer E. Safford of Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Naomi Bracket daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Stone Bracket of r Broad- View street. were united in marriage at 7:30 o'clock last evening at the home of the brides parents.
 Mary Bracket, sister of the bride. Was bridesmaid, and Monroe Grey Barnard Of New York city was best man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. r. Sunderland of New York city, a grandfather of the groom, assisted by Rev. John Kings ley Birge of this city.
 
 Two young men, representing the Mormon church, paid the city visit last evening and lectured to quite throng at the corner of Main and North Main streets. Just as soon as the collection was started. the crowd rapidly dwindled with the result that the financial returns were apparently too small to furnish the young men with lodging for the eve hing, They were picked up by Off Ger William Thompson about mid night and check of their finances showed that they had S1 between l them. They were brought to head i quarters, but after looking over the sleeping accommodations provided | " the police, decided to leave the | ,ity.
 K. of P. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of Ethan | odge, Knights Of Pythias. will be ?eld at s o'clock tomorrow evening n Arcanum hall.
 l. o. o. F. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck edge, I. 0. o. F., will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum lall.
 Eacationing in Bermuda.
 Mir. and Mrs. Giles Roche of Russ .ane sailed from New York today or a vacation Of 10 days to be spent n Bermuda.
 Birth of Son,
 A son was born yesterday at the Hartford hospital to Mir. and Mrs. |. A. Johnson of 136 Seymour treet. Mrs. Johnson before her marriage was Miss Dagmar Ruquist.
 Cars Collide.
 Automobiles owned and operated y John Deegan of Middle street. ,ast Bristol, and Maurice McLaugh- in of Pine street, Fores.ville, were l collision last night shortly after o'clock on Pine street. Deegan 'as driving cast on the street in uestion and Mclaughlin was pro eeding in the opposite direction. 10th cars were badly damaged, but ue to the fact that an amicable