New Britain herald., 1927-11-17

noyed to find such articles of wear
 Ing apparel missing when they . looked for them at the close of the
 session and consequently com mplaints
 were made to Principal Henry E.. Cottle. An investigation conducted
 jointly by him and the police re-
 suited in the apprehension of q
 member of the junior class.
 The boy was brought tefore Prose-
 cutting Attorney James T. Mather
 this morning, where he was given
 severe reprimand. Judge William
 J. Malone also censured both the
 youth and his father at session of
 ihe Juvenile court and then placed
 the boy in charge Of the probation
 officer for six months period. 1 Elks Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Bris-
 tol lodge Of Elks will be held at S o'clock this evening. A number of membership applications will be fcted upon and the committee ar ranging for inc presentation of the comedy 'Thc Maid of Wistaria" will { make it's report
 Auto Destroyed By Fire 1 An automobile owned by Roland St. Dennis of s9 Main street was totally destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon near the Fall Mountain Fish and Game Preserve. A tele- phone alarm was sent to fire head quarters by MT. Dennis and Squad A went 10 the scene. The machine , was practically demolished when the I flremen arrived
 Funeral of William IT. Tobey ! The funeral Of William H. Tobey. spanish American War veteran, who dled al his home on Sixth street 1 Tuesday morning, will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon al the funeral home of James Dunn on West street. Rev. William F. Davis, pastor of the Asbury Meu,ooist church of Forestville, will conduct the services and burial will be in West cemetery instead Of the Forest Vile cemetery, as was first an- nounced
 C. A. HadscIl Camp
 meeting of G. A. Hadsell Camp. |, s. W. V., will be held at s o'clock next Monday evening In Arcanum hall Officers will be nominated for the ensuing year At the conclusion ot the business session. there will be | card tournament between the local team and one from the New Britain camp.
 Resolutions will also be drafted on me death of William H. Tobey, a member of the local camp, whose funeral will be held on Saturday.
 Rose Cccelia Quinn
 Rose Cecelia Quinn, aged 30 years. died at her home at 2ll High street at l2:3o o'clock this morning fol- lowing a short illness with a zen. eral breaking down and pneumonia.
 Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.. on No. Vember ,, lS91 the daughter of the late John and Anne Quinn, she moved to this city as 8 young girl. She attended the Bristol high school and following her graduation spent two years in the Connecticut col 'ege. She entered the employ of the Bristol National bank in 1920 and remained with that institution until q short time ago.
 Miss Quinn was active in the so- cial affairs of the city, was a mem Der of the Children Of Mary of St Joseph's church and the Bristol Col lege club. A sister. Miss Anna Quinn, two aunts, Mrs H. D. Bren- nan and Mrs. Thomas Mahon, all of this city and an uncle. Rev. William J. Tanning, pastor Of St. Francis church of Torrington, survive.
 The funeral will be held at o'clock Saturday morning at St. Jo- seph's church. Rev. Edward P. Farrell of Stamford, a cousin Of the deceased, will be the celebrant of the requiem high mass. Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Nagrancy Charge Dismissed
 vagrancy charge against Gustav Dixon, colored, who was arrested yesterday in East Bristol by Officers Norton and Thompson. was dis missed by Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning.
 Dixon was taken into custody fol- lowing a complaint made by the parents Of a young girl, who testified that Dixon offered the little girl a dime to come out of the store which they operate in East Bristol. The accused denied the allegation and when the court was unable 10 provo any evil intent, Dixon was dis charged with the warning ito watch his step by Judge Malone.
 Firemcn's Concert and Dance
 Arrangements for the annual con- cert and dance Of the Firemen's Re- lief association of this city. which will be held on Thanksgiving Eve. are progressing rapidly and tho work of decorating the high school gymnasium for the event will be started next Monday. .
 The entertainment program. as this morning. will include Miss Josephine Mastrahattisto and James Donahue, two local singers: and Betty Of Hartford in . singing and dancing act and the Ideal Male quartet
 Organization Meeting
 An organization meeting of tho Terryvillo Trust company Of Terry vile, which was recently granted it's charter by the state banking will be held this evening in tho Terryvillc town hall. Direc- tors will be elected and bylaws adopted.
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