New Britain herald., 1927-12-27

officers t9 as-umc the role Of valet. and dress him.
 Ordered. Out of Town
 The case of William II. Leach oi Main 1Htreet, charged with intoxiea. tion, was continued by Judge Jo. scph M. Donovan until January 2' to give him an opportunity 10 move out of town. In the event Of his failure 10 do so, q suspended jai sentence of three months meted out some time ago by the local court will be put into effect.
 Fire in Dresser
 A fire in q dresser in the home of Martin Rioux in the Woodruff block at A North Main street at S:3o o'clock this morning. called out squad A and Hose Company No. 2 The blaze was oxtinguished with chemicals with but slight damage.
 NOn-SuppOrt Case Continued
 The marital troubles of MT. and Mrs. Frank Carroll. which have been aired before the local authorities on several previous occasions. have ap- parently been smoothed out. Car roll. in court this morning on q charge Of non support. expressed his willingness to do the husbandly act and his wife agreed to take up married life where II left off last October when the husband left without notice. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan, 10 insure Carroll's filling his obheations, continued the case until January under bond of $500, which was furnished by the wifc's grandparents.
 Carroll and his wife, who was Miss Lucy Galgano Of Race street, following the refusal Of the girls parents to sanction the match. ran away last April Upon their return in september. they were taken in by Nr. and Mrs. Galgano. \ short time later, differences arose and Carroll 
 Funeral of Armand F. Pons.
 The funeral ot Armand s. Pons, aged T, Of 3l Prospect street. was held at II o'clock yesterday morn- ing at his late home. Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. conducted the services and burial was in Roxbury, Mass.
 Mr. Pons was born in Belgium. onts al the age Of fl. The family settled in Woodhury and later Mir. Pous moved to Uarvinton, where he purchased q farm. He resided in that town for IS years, coming to Bristol in 1902. For many years he was engaged in the manufacture Of cigars and in later years engaged in the real estate business,
 He is survived by ninc children, Mrs, Henry Quanz, Hubert Pons. Mrs. Jane Robinson, Mrs. Fredcr- ick Beaucar, Mrs. Thomas BeauCar, Fred F.. Fons, Leon Pons and Mrs. William Salladin. all of this city and Mrs. Robert s. Dudley Of Troy. x. Y.: two brothers, pr. L. J. Pons of Milford and Dr. Charles pons of Paris, France: and one sister. Mrs. Annie Post of Plainville; and 19 grandchildren.
 Fraternally. he was 3 member of Franklin Lodge, No. 56, A. F. and A. NJ.
 Funeral of Byron P. Wcbler.
 The funeral of Byron P. Webler, lGed 7$ years. who died Saturday ,fternoon at his home cn North Main street following a long illness, was held at 2:30 o'clock this after noon at the Elks home on South street. The services were In charge ot the Bristol Lodge of Elks of which Mr. Webler was a charter member and it's first trustee. Burial vas in West cemetery.
 Mir Webler for thirty-five years vas engaged in the manufacture of ubber stamp supplies and other wood novelties, retiring a. few years .go. He is survived by one son. Henry o. Webler and two grandchil- Iren of this city.
 To Install.
 The recently elected officers of Franklin Lodge, No. 55, \. F. and 4. l., will be installed at meeting 10 'c held this evening in Masonic ] 
 Factories Reopen.
 All Of the factories of the city. ey- ept the American Silver company. ! e-opened this morning following tho ! 'hristmas holiday. The Silver com- ! any will be closed until Tuesday [ 1orning, January 3rd. for inventory ! nd repairs.
 Engagement Announced.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Scarritt of { lmmer street have announced the : engagement of their daughter, Miss . 'ranccs Scarritt, 10 Howard Palmer. on Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palmer . f Camp street. New Britain
 Announce Engagement.
 Mir. and Mrs. Art hur Potter of '"r"stVilla have announced the en- 2 cement Of their daughter, Laura heldon Potter. 10 Myron E. Love- md. son of AIr. and Mrs. Nerve oveland Of Burlington avenue, this ity.
 Three Wcck-End Fires.
 The fire department responded 10 lroc fires over the week end. On aturday afternoon. Squad A and Nelch Fire Company were called ! ut to cXtinguish grass fire in the ear of the home of Dr. C. M. Kent n Church avenue. Forestvlle. At l o'clock Monday morning q grass re on Lexington street called out quad 4.
 Yesterday afternoon. Squad X and neine Company No. . responded to call for a fire in a barn owned by rank Reynolds of c4o Burlington venue. The blaze. caused by 2 astily dropped pox of matches, was