New Britain herald., 1927-01-03
BRISTOL news
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throughout the country as a speaker
at industrial gatherings, will talk or
Personality as a basic factor ir
foremanship."
Mrs. Andrew McCray
Mrs. Sarah McCray. aged Sc. wife
of Andrew McCray of 1874 Goodwin
street, died at her home last eve
ming after a short Illness.
She was born in East Haven on
March IS, 1870, he daughter OF
Hiram Russell Chidsey and Harriet
! Dewey Chidsey. She was married in
New Haven % years ago to Mr.. Nc
4 Cray and lived in West Haven %
years. coming to this city year ago
last October.
Surviving her besides her husband,
are two sons, Donald and Robert,
and one daughter, Miss Harriet Nc
Cray. all of this city; one brother,
Albert Chidsey of New Haven, and
one sister, Mrs. Jessie Joos of New
Haven.
Prayers will be said at her late
home tomorrow afternoon at the
convenience of the family by Rev.
John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Epis-
copal church. Funeral services will
be held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Thomas Patterson on Camp
bell avenue. East Haven, and burial
will be in East Haven.
Placed On Probation
Longin Rzmski of Union street,
was arrested last evening on COM
plant of his wife, charged with in
toxication, breach of the peace and
assault. Upon the accommodation
of Prosecuting Attorney James T.
Natter, the accused man was placed
on probation for six months by
Judge Malone.
Seicheprey Port Installation
Installation of officers will take
place at the regular meeting of
Seicheprey post, American Legion, at
s o'clock tomorrow evening in Lee
gion hall. State Vice-commander
Ogren will be in charge of the excr-
cses, which will be followed by a
supper The officers to be installed
are as follows: Commander Frank S.
Merrill; commanders, Harold A..
Hayden and Julian II. Norton; adju-
tant, C. NJ. Pfennig; treasurer, Wal
ter w. Clark: financial secretary,
John Miller; chaplain, Rev. Ernest
L, Wismer.
Number OF Arrests Decreases
There were a total of 55 arrests
made during the month Of Decem-
ber according to the report of Chief
Ernest T. Belden. This is / less
than for the preceding month and
SO less than for October. The de-
crease Is attributed to the greatly
reduced number of automobiles be-
eral snowfalls. With the decrease in
automobile traffic and the arrival of
the snow, the motorcycle policemen
were relieved from the work of pa
trolling the highways and for this
reason reckless drivers and speeders
have had free rein once they are
outside the INN ediate business dis
trict. The arrests in December were
made for the following causes: As
sault, ] assault and breach Of the
peace !: assault, breach of the
peace and intoxication. ] breach Of
The peace, 4: breach of the peace and
3; breach Of the peace
and willful injury to private pro-
perty. /; evading responsibility, ]:
|: intoXication, breach
of the peace and resistance, /; in
toxication and unlawful discharge of
firearms, / keeping gambling de-
vices. s: non-support, !: obstructins
traffic, / operating motor vehicle
with improper registration, 2: reck-
less driving. 3; reckless driving and
operating without operators license
on person, /; theft, Z: trespass on
railroad property, I; unlawful park
ing on high school lawn. i; turned
over to out of town officers, /; va
grancv. /; violation of LIQUOR law. 7;
of park ordinance, Z.
Disposition Of cases was made as
follows: Appealed, I; committed to
lail. /; continued. 4: committed to
Long Lane farm. ]: nolled by prose
cutting attorney, s.: nolled by prose-
cutting attorney unon payment of
costs, is: placed in charge Of pro-
patton officer. 6; paid fines, II; re-
oased by chief. /; turned over &c
lut CT town officers. 3.
Dnri,,,, +bo Month fhnrs &
oovs and no girls under 81 arrested.
High Team Defeats Manchester
The Bristol high school quintet ,
kept its seasons record clean to date
by defeating the South Manchester