New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

the stations of the cross and bene.
 dlction Of the Blessed Sacrament
 will be held at 1:30 o'clock this
 evening in the Catholic churches of the city.
 I. o. o. F. Meeting There will be a meeting of Ste.
 phen Terry lodge. l. O. 0. F., at {
 o'clock this evening in Stephen Ter. i ry hall.
 Funeral of William F. Casey | The funeral of William E. Casey. 1 World War veteran. Of 70 Ingrahan street, took place at 9 o'clock this
 morning at St. Joseph's church.
 Rev. Oliver T. Magnell celebrated
 the high mass of requiem and bur- l ial was in St. Thomas cemetery. A large delegation from Seiche- i prey Post, No. 2, American Legion,
 of which Mir. Casey was member. ! attended the services. Ex-service
 men served as pallbearers. Library Beard To Meet The postponed meeting or the ! board Of library directors will be | held at 7:S0 o'clock Saturday eve ming in the public library. Vital Statistics | During the month Of March. 4 ! deaths were recorded in the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. ! This number IS deemed remarka biv | low for a city having as large a population as Bristol. Arrested on Statutory Charge 1 Adelard Plante and Mrs. Mary i Dumont, who. the police allege have | been living as man and wife at ln1 ! Jacobs street. were placed under .r-
 rest Thursday afternoon by Sergeant
 Henry Jeglinski. They were rs- 1 leased on bonds Of sl, 900 each fol, | their appearance in court n.[t 1 Tuesday morning.
 According to the police. Plant, has been married twice. His first Wife Is dead but second wife, frou, whom he has never ben divorced, | is at the present time living in Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Dumont for merly resided Tn Fall River Mass. and it is not known definitely ! whether Or not her husband is still l living.
 l The arrests were the result of a. 1 complaint made by Plante's wife after she had learned of her Aus-
 bands in1delity.
 ! Elks' Installation | -tt a meeting Of the Bristol lodea Of Elks held last evening the follow ing recently elected officers Were in- stalled by District Deputy Grand
 Exalted Ruler Roy W. Powers and suite from Hartford: Exalted ruler,
 Robert Harris: esteemed leading
 knight, Henry J. Flynn: esteemed
 loyal knight, Dr. J. r. Kupperstein:
 esteemed lecturlng knight, William
 P. Ptomoley; secretary. George l.. Roberts: treasurer Hilary s. Dris- coll: tyler Edward Nelson; trustee,
 Hubert A. Pons; grand lodge repre-
 sentative William G. Johnson; es-
 quire. Philip Leary; chaplain. AL | bert L. LeFebre: inner guard, Rich-
 ard T. Lambert
 After the installation, . buffet luncheon was served and an enter. tainment program rendered.
 Liquor Violator Heavily Fined, Victor Mosities of 60 Fair street
 was fined $500 and costs in police
 court today by Judge William J. Ma
 lone on charges of keeping liquor
 with intent to sell and reputation.
 The accused was not represented by
 counsel. Assistant Prosecuting At- 1 torney Robert J. Stack presented the
 case for the state.
 | The home Of Mosities was raided
 at about 5 o'clock Thursday after- noon by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson of the
 local department and a quantity of liquor was seized as evidence. A gallon jug. the contents of which tested 130 proof was found in the bathroom and three quarts, testing ll0 proof were found hidden under the floors. 4 still was found in a small room in the cellar and tho coil was located under pile of lum- Der outside in the yard. The It. quor was analysed by Officer William, Thompson upon his return to head quarters
 The testimony Of the officers show ed that complaints had been re- ceived in connection with the Mo- slties home for the past two months. the last complaint having been made to Officer Thompson last Fri day when he was working as traffic officer in the Forestville center. Ralph Fralish RolD11 Erolicb o~,I Federal street. died Thursday after noon following a short illness with scarlet fever and complications. He was born in Russia. comina, 10 Bristol with his parents at th, age Of one year. For the past few years. he has been employed at the New Departure Manufacturing com pany.
 Surviving him are his wife and seven months old child; also his parents MT. and Mrs. Fralish with whom he made his home.
 The funeral. which was private was held at o'clock this afternoon at his late home. Rev. Hubert n Jones pastor of the Prospect Meth odlst church. conducted the services and interment was in West ceme- tery.
 Struck by Auto
 pomlnick Rarrea of l{ Foley street was struck shortly before [ o'clock this morning near the plan. of the New Departure Mfg. Co.,. on
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