New Britain herald., 1926-11-15

police that while he had parked his car on East Main street in that city, it disappeared. Search by the police revealed the machine on Oak street with no other damages than that of missing markers. New Britain police believe that the car was driven to the side street for the purpose of removing the local mans registration plates and are on the lookout for them.
 Arrested for Assault
 Samuel Hook of this town was arrested Saturday, afternoon by Of- f1cer Frank Brown and lodged in the New Britain police station for trial Tuesday evening before Judge George G. Griswold of the Berlin town court. Hook is charged with drunkenness and assault on his wife who called the constable to the scene of the disturbance.
 Anniversary Dinner Tonight
 An anniversary dinner and con- cert for former members of the St. Paul's T. A. & B. Fife and Drum Corps will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Tabs rooms. To- day marks the 17th year of the To- cal organization which has gained a reputation throughout New Eng land for it's superior playing at the meets 1t has attended. Many cups and ribbons adorn the Tabs rooms as an indication of the merit the local thumpers have gained through their concerts in this state under the direction of Drum Major Clarence Walker, who holds the title of state champion after competition with drum majors all over New England.
 Edelson Funeral
 The funeral of Nelson Edelson, two year old son of MT. and rMs. Meyer Edelson. was held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from his home on the Meriden Turnpike. Burial was held at Beth Alom cemetery New Britain. He leaves besides his parents, a grandmother and grand father, Mir and Mrs. Louis Cdelson' an uncle Abraham Edelson of New Britain and two sisters Julia and Mildred of this place.
 Auction Purchase
 John Martino of Kensington Is reported to have purchased a halt interest in a house on Depot street, East Berlin, at public auction Sat urday. The house belonged to the Bonnini estate and Martino's hafr interest Is in connection with an in terest owned by the estate of Steve Bighinatti who possesses the other half interest.
 Plan Bazaar
 The ladies of the Kensington Con- gregatiqnal church are planning a bazaar and supper to be held at the church parlors on Thursday, Novem- Der IS. A farmers table will be included and other tables including an apro utable. kitchen table, a food table and a fancy work table will be on exhibition for sale at the bazaar. A chicken pie supper will be served ly the ladies of the con- gregation. The affair is scheduled from 5:3o O'clock until ' o'clock.
 What They're Doing
 Phil Pagan and Bob Ritchie have returned from a weekend spent In New York city.
 Harry Gould Of Newington, for merly of this place, Is reported i'll at his home with an attack of acute in digestion.
 Samuel Wilcox Of Southington yis- ited his parents, Major and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox over the week end.
 MT and Mrs. George W. Tryon and Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Adams have returned from the convention of the National Grange, held in Portland, Me.
 Walter Payne, George Dalbey F. w. Mildrum and F.. Vernon Read were observed at the Wesleyan Bow oain football game held in the River City Saturday. All of the quartet cheered for the Middletown college until the final whistle stopped pro- ceedings.
 Fred Hirst has returned to his home here after short trip to his farm in Maine.
 Jack McCabe. Michael Fitzgerald and Jack Fitzgerald returned from a weeks shooting expedition in the part of the state. They reported good luck at the rabbit thickets.
 Church Entertainment
 The ladies of the Kensington