New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

III Jdii oy JuoSe WuIlam y. Malone in police court today. Myrtle Howe, ls. of Alexander street, East Bris- tol, charged with . similar offense, was sentenced to the Connecticut State Farm at Mantle.
 The complainant in the case was William G. Fahey. with whom Pel- tus boarded. He told of hearing suspicious noises emanating from the boarder's room on the night of December lth and upon investigat- ing found his own son in a compro- missing position with the Howe girl. Peltus was seated on a chair when the elder Fahey entered the room. After looking the situation over, Fahey ordered all three out Of the house and when they returned later. he took his son one side and gave him as he told the court -four hours 10 get out of the state" He then made a complaint to police l headquarters and warrants were is- sued by Prosecuting Attorney James ! T. Mather for Peltus and Miss Howe, | P"ltus was arrested last evening and ] the Howe girl was arrested at l245 1 a. m today as she was seated in a 1 parked automobile with a boy friend. Questioning of the elder Fahey by { Judge William J, Malone elicited | the information that several months ago, his two daughters had been be- [ fore the court on a charge of drunk enness. They were arrested after they had staged an impromptu dance on North Main street opposite the police station, Al that time the elder girl Was committed to tho Long Lane Farm st MiddletoWn and the younger was placed on probation. Additional questioning brought out the fact that the Fahey family csme here from Maine about four years ago and the Howe girl from the same border state about three months ago, Judge Malone, in com- monting on the case, stated that hs did not believe Fahey was the ''pur- lst' he would have the court believe in view of the conditions existing in his own home. Prosecuting Attor- ney James T. Mather also believed that the burden should rest on the state of Maine as they furnish Bris- tol with a. number Of undesirabies." Funeral of Mrs. Catherine Kowal.ky
 The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine kowalsly. aged 6s years, who died GInI,u a+ he l Np Ha lulk Of Stafford avenue. was held at s o'clock this morning at the Greek Catholic church in New Britain. Burial in charge Of Undertaken Thomas P. O'Brien of this city. was in the Greek Catholic cemetery in New Britain.
 Mrs. Kowalsky Is survived by ono daughter. Mrs. Anna Kopsak of For estville; two sons, Steve Milhalk of Forestvlle and John Milhalk of Bridgeport.
 Ncishborhood Prayer Meeting
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held at a:3O o'clock to- morrow morning at the home of Mrs A. L. Norton of 4a Woodland street. Miss Dorothy Wheale of Bridgeport will be the leader.
 Requiem Mass
 A months mind high mass Of re- quiem will be celebrated at [ o'clock next Thursday morning at St Joseph's church in memory of Miss Rose Cocelia Quinn.
 Rcd Men to Meet
 The weekly meeting of Compounce Tribe, I. O. R. NJ, will be held at o'clock this evening in the wiswam on Prospect street,
 Setback Tournament
 The third sitting of tho setback tournament between the New De- parture fire department and the city fire department will be played on Thursday evening at the Endee fire headquarters. The city fire fighters have won the first two sittings and need only two more victories to win the tournament. The losers will treat the winners to q turkey sup per.
 D. of I. Meeting
 A meeting of the Daughters of Isabella will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Knights Of Columbus hall on North Main street.
 Gym Class Opens
 A young mems gym class Was formed last evening at the high school sym. 22 members enrolling. Glasses, which will be under the di- rection of Physical Director Bliekley of the high school. will be held on each Tuesday and Thursday evening at o'clock.
 Gym classes for the business men are now being conducted by MT. each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at s:so.
 Adjourned Council Meeting
 The adjourned meeting of the eity council will be held at 7:s0 o'clock ,hi, evening In the council cham Der. 4 number of miscellaneous matter. will be disposed Of.
 Fined For Speeding
 Ernest c, Fenn. Jr, of woicott road. pleaded guilty to d charss of speeding in the city court this morn ing and was fined sl0 and costs by Judge William J. Malone. F'enn was Saturday afternoon by Ser geant Henry Jeslinski on West street
 Charged With Drunkenness
 John Pezonoskt of Laurel place. charged with drunkenness, was fined & and costs by Judge William J. Malone in police court today. He wa. picked up in a hallway ou
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