New Britain herald., 1927-10-13


 Cases Continued
 The case of Henry Ehle Of New Britain. charged with assaulting his wife yesterday at her home at 15 was continued until Oc- tober 31st. by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. Ehle who has been separated from his wife for some time, came 10 Bristol to visit his three children During the course of his visit, he became involved in an argument with his wife and struck her, the police say. He then walked to po- lice headquarters where he gave himself up. Prosecuting Attorney Mather, after listening to both sides Of the story this morning, suggest. ed that Mrs. Ehle take up her resi-. dence outside this city. This sh, agreed to do prior to October 31.
 The case of Paul Postey Of Wa. terhury, whose automobile damageC a wagon owned by John Bradley O this city on North Main street or
 
 October 5th, was continued for on week to enable the interested par ties to settle the damages between themselves.
 Cases Nolled
 The case of Ralph Lapladras 0 g Meadow street, who was arrested at s o'clock last evening by Office, William Thompson for misuse of { cut-out whistle attached to his auto mobile, was nolled this morning b. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Ma ther on payment of costs amounting to $5.S0.
 James Ricco, arrested at 10 o'clocl last night on Park street by Office, Thomas Mccarthy for driving rech lessly, was also permitted to go b, the prosecutor after paying the cost in the case amounting 10 s10.80.
 To Hold Outing
 Members of C.. A. Hadsell Camp [. S w. ", and the Ladies' Aux Hilary will hold an outing at tn Fisher Farm in the Copper Min District next Sunday. Members vii leave from in front Of the Re- Mems hall on Prospect street a 1O:30 q. m. by auto bus. A dime will be served at 1 o'clock by tn auxiliary,
 W. C. r'. [. Meeting
 The annual meeting of the W. C T. |. of Forestville will be held a 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tn home of Mrs. George Downs 0 Stafford avenue. Delegates to tn state convention to be held in Meri deH on October 27 to 29 inclusiv will be elected.
 Miss Anna Mitchell
 Miss Anna Mitchell, aged ? years, daughte of Mrs. Mary Mitch ell and the late Abraham Mitchell died yesterday at Hartford hospita following q long illness with hear trouble.
 Born at Eastport Me. on June 2E years of her life in that place. Sh came to this city five years ago. Sh leaves, besides her mother, two sis ters, Mrs. Bernard Murphy Of thi city and Mrs. Hazel Peter of Pitts hurgh, Pa.
 The funeral will be held from he late home at 14 Landry street a $50 o'clock tomorrow morning an 1t St Josoph's church at o'clocl Rev, Oliver T. Magnell will Celebrat the high mass of requiem and tn remains will be shipped to Eastpor Me, for interment.
 k. of C. Installation The recently elected officers z PaIos council, Knights of Colukbu' will be installed at meeting in k of C. hall on North Main street, Dis 1rict Deputy Robert Simpson ( Southington will conduct the eXel ciSes. The officers to be installed ar as follows: Grand knight, Thoma Quinlan; deputy grand knight. Fl nest Lefebvre; recording secretar, Francis Sullivan; treasurer, Matthe' J. Dalton; advocate, Attorney An thony J. Rich; warden. Edwar Niolette
 A social session will follow th meeting. The committee iii charg of the entertainment and refresh ments consists of Joseph L. Mac Donald, Donald Brown and Thoma i Quinlan.
 Columbus Day Program The Columbus Day program al ranged by the Sons of Italy prove 1 a distinct success, the only accide1 i to mar the days celebration bein ! the accident to Superintendent ( ] Public Works Oscar Anderson. Members of the local lodge of Il Sons of Italy, together with men bers of the lodges in New Britai 1 Hartford and Waterbury participa ed in the parade. The Bristol Be Scouts also participated in the pa ade, which was led by Marshal o car Anderson, who was assisted Harold Bradley, Miss Pearl Ande son and Miss Dorothy Houg daughter of Councilman w. Hough as aides. A detail of poll and firemen In uniform were also the line Of march.
 At the high school the f1rem gave q demonstration of the use the aerial ladder. hose coupling al | other StuntS
 Ore of the best display Of set fir works ever seen in the city featur the program at Muzzy field in { evening. Two firms competed for prize which was awarded 10 d Bc : ton firm. The other concern comp , ing is located in Springfield. T
 judges were Fire Chief John 7 Hayes, Thomas A. Tracy and Lcl = A. Wheeler.
 , Boxing Bouts r A card of three amateur boXi