New Britain herald., 1926-08-14
Is on Proh, ion

l Richard Torrens of ~.h street charged ~ith assault % Ilaced in charge of the probation. ,,fficer for
 months by Judge William J. Malone at the city court this morn- ing. Torrens was arrested last Tuesday night after he had at- tempted to enter the house against his wife's wishes. He informed the police that he had gone to the house simply to get some of his personal belongings, The couple have not ben living together since last Monday.
 Auto Reported Stolen George Russell of 19 School street reported to the police de- pariment last evening that his Chevrolet touring car bearing Connecticut license plates S5-S2O was stolen sometime yesterday aft ernoon while the car was parked in Plainville. The police are investi- gating in conjunction with the of ficials of Plainville. .. New Departure Baseball There will be no baseball game tomorrow at Muzzy field, the New Departure baseball team being scheduled 10 play two games in Syracuse, N. Y., one this afternoon and one tomorrow. Today it will ] line up against the Brown-Lipe ! Chapin nine and on Sunday will furnish the opposition for the New i Process Gear combination. Both games will be played In the Inter national league park in Syracuse. On Wednesday of next week. the local outfit will journey to shel- hurne Falls for a game with the team representing that city: on ! Thursday, they will play in Man chester and one week from tomor- row the Manchester team will fur nish the opposition at Muzzy field.
 Council Meeting Next Tuesday A special meeting Of the city coun- Gil will be held at 1880 o'clock next Tuesday evening. August 17th, and several matters of importance will be considered.
 It is believed that a recent re- quest received by the mayor for in- creased police protection during the night will be gone over all though just what action will be taken in problematical. Many citi- 1 zans are awaiting the councils de- cison in this matter. in view of the large number Of attempted burg ilaries during the past two weeks.
 Registrars Meeting ! Although the registrars of the 1 four voting districts in the city were in session from 12 noon until 9 o'clock last night, no voter present. ! ed himself with view of having his name added 10 the caucus list. The primary system now in effect in 1 Bristol has eliminated the caucus, 1 but q year cr 50 ago there was con- siderable talk Of returning to the old system of nominating officers and doing away with the primaries altogether. Should this arrange ment be put in effect, those whose names did not appear on the eau GUS list, although legal voters, would be barred from participating in the caucus.
 Marion Willequer
 Marion, one year old daughter of 1 Mir and Mrs. Edmond Willequer of 36 Crescent drive, died at the Bris-
 tol. hospital yesterday after & short illness.
 l. al 0.s o'clock this morning from the home of her parents and interment was in the new St. Joseph cemetery.
 Addressing Eagles
 Attorney Joseph F. Dutton of this i city will be one of the speakers at the county field day of the Frater- ! nal Order of Eagles, which is being held this afternoon at Salisbury l Beach. Former United States Sena= | tor David I. Walsh of Massachu- setts will also deliver an address. .
 To Visit Italy
 Mfr. and Mrs. F.. Podesta of aMea- ] dow street will leave next Monday for New York, from which point they will sail on Wednesday for a three months visit with relatives In Italy.
 Visiting Ministers to Preach Tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock, Rev. William c. Judd of Brooklyn, N. Y., will deliver a ser mon at the Prospect Methodist , Episcopal.
 Rev. Frederick T.. Grant Of War ren, Mass, will be the preacher at the 1o:45 o'clock morning service at tho First Congregational church.
 Funeral Of Ragner E. Johnson The funeral of Ragner Erinius , Johnson. son of Mir. and Mrs, Alex Johnson Of 79 Pond street was | held from his la:e home at 2:s0 , o'clock this afternoon. Rev. P. r. ] Walfenden, pastor of the Baptist church, conducted the services and | burial was in the West cemetery. 1 Mr. Johnson was 8 veteran Of the 1 World war and his funeral was at- l t,-