New Britain herald., 1927-08-15

had never appeared before tho court until she married Bravis. After the ceremony. her troubles also began and she has been arrested several times on various counts. Judge Donovan, in imposing six months jail sentence on Bravis, stated that the court would at least be relieved of his presence for that length of time. Bravis appeared we'll pleased with the verdict. Forfeits Bond James Lynch, who was arrested Saturday evening by Officer Pader- ewski failed to appear in court this morning and his bond of $50 was declared forfeited by Judge Joseph | M. Donovan.
 Cars in Collision Automobiles operated by Mrs. Ruth Ryan Of s3 Wolcott street. Bristol, and Nathan Wiilmer of 3eS Second avenue, New York city, col- | lided on School street Saturday aft ernoon. Both operators appeared at headquarters this morning and were | told to settle the matter civ- lilly by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. The damage to the two cars was nominal. Case Nolled The case of Antonio Grin1aldi, charged with breach of the peace and assault on Sunday, August 1. was nolled this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on payment of costs.
 Grimaldi attended ball game at Muzzy Field on the date in question and following close play in the field. he became so excited that he slapped fan just ahead of him on the back so violently that the fans head came in contact with post. A complaint was made to police headquarters and the arrest or Grimaldi followed.
 Reckless Drivers Before Court Cornelius Brody of Burlington avenue. charged with reckless drtv- ing. was fined s25 and costs in tho city court by Judge Donovan. Brody was arrested Sunday morning by Officer William Thompson. after he had driven his car up on the lawn in the center of the Memorial boule- yard to pass some cars directly ahead of him. Brody pleaded guilty.
 charge Of reckless driving against Joseph Snyder was nolled by Judge Donovan but fine Of $zb ana costs was imposed for operating an automobile without a drivers H. cense. Snyder was arrested by MO- torcvcle Policeman Edgar Norton Saturday evening on Emmett street. T.. S. W. Y. Meeting A joint meeting of c. A. Hadsen Camp. |. S. W. ", and the Ladies Auxiliary, will be held at o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Charity Whist and Dance
 Arrangements have been complet- ed for the annual charity whist and dance at Palos Council. Knights of Columbus, to be held at Lake Com- bounce on Thursday evening. August ,1S. Whist will be played in the din- ing room of the casino and there will be dancing in the ballroom upstairs. both starting at s o'clock. Prizes have been donated by the ladies and these will be awarded to winners al the card playing. The proceeds wlh be used for charitable purposes anc to bring a little cheer to the poorer children of the city around Christ mas time. Secretary Joseph l.. Mac. Donald has announced the following list of hostesses:
 Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs. Homer Judd. Mrs. Martin Lonehlin. Mrs Joseph Donovan. Mrs. Anthony Pad erewski, Mrs. John F. OiNeil. Mrs Peter Conlon. Mrs. Maria Scott. Mrs Julian Norton. Mrs William Hanra han. Mrs. Bartholomew l. Healev Mrs. Patrick J. Collins. Mrs. Wf}li" T J. Tracy. Mrs. Thomas P. O'Bri Il Mrs. Chauncey Crosby, Mrs. Annie Gray Bree. Mrs. Stephen Cushner Mrs. Mary Jennings. Mrs. Harr, Polhill. Mrs Philip F. Ryan. Mrs James J. Macdonald. Mrs. William J. Sullivan, Mrs. James Bride, Mrs William Cafferty Mrs. William Pen sonneault. Mrs. William J. Malon' Mrs. Peter A. Cawley, Mrs. Mar, Roach. all of Bristol: and Mrs. Er nest Millerick and Mrs. William Gas sdy of Plainville.
 Bi-Weekly Bridge Party
 Mrs. E. E. Hardness will be chair. man of the bi-weekly bridge part, at the Chippanee Country club nl Wednesday afternoon. August 17th She will be assisted by Mrs. Fl. r Laeerhlade, Mrs. R. C. Alcott anc Mrs. H. B. Reid
 Ingraham Factory Reopens
 The factory of the E. Ingrahan company reopened this morning fal lowing the annual vacation period Q two weeks. The plant will be oper atcd on full time.
 Feast Day Observed
 The Feast of the Assumption . the Blessed Virgin Mary was obsc' ed in the various Catholic churc in the city today. Masses were cci brated at St Joseph's church al 6. and s o'clock and at St. NJ thew's church, Forestville at 5:So. and a. m.
 Bankruptcy Petition
 A petition of voluntary bankrup, will be filed within the next day " two by Roberts & Arnold. accord to an announcement made [ morning by Earl C. Arnold.
 Roberts & Arnold is one of oldest plumbing firms in the Walter Arnold has been connec." with the firm for approximately years and is one of tho best kno business men of the city. Mir. Robc of the firm died several years ': and the business has been conduct under the original firm name sin that time by Mir. Arnold.