New Britain herald., 1927-01-03

| costs on each count. The nome OF
Maumchik was raided New Years
eve by Officers Henry Jeglinski and
William w. Thompson and a gallon
can and quart bottle filled with H.
quor confiscated. Maumchik's last
appearance in court on a liquor
charge was September 20, 1924. At
which time he was fined $50 and
costs
Flying Dutchman" Again Arrested
Fred Forster, known to his friends
and many people out Of the city as
the "Flying Dutchman" on account
of having appeared In numerous
bicycle races in the past, was ar
rested at $50 o'clock last night by
Officer Henry Jeglinski. who found
him intoxicated in a North Main
street doorway. Upon arrival at
headquarters, two Empty bottles and
one nearly full Of some potent fluid
were found in Forster's pockets and
on his arm was a fur overcoat. which
the police claim was stolen by Fors-
ter from train en- route from Hart
ford to Bristol. The local depart
ment this morning got in touch with
Superintendent of Police McMahon's
office of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Co. in New
Haven and received a description
of the coat which they claim tallies
with the one found with Forster.
Forster told the police that he pur-
chased the coat in the Hartford pas
senger station for IS.
At the suggestion of Judge Malone.
the case was continued until to-
morrow to enable Chief Belden to
secure as witnesses the owner Of the
coat, a Mr.. Raphael Of Waterbury.
and representatives. of the railroad
company.
Case Continued
( The case OF Carl Berdigio. charged
with peeping into the window Of
home on Greystone avenue at Z
o'clock New Years morning. was
continued by Judge William J.
Malone until Tuesday. He was re-
| leased under bonds OF $50
Dies At Bristol Hospital
James Driscoll, age 81. OF Terry
Vile, died this morning at the Bris-
tol hospital from a fractured skull
Mr.. Driscoll was injured last Satur-
day night as he was leaving bust
ness place in Terryville and was AT
that time removed to the local insti-
tuition for treatment.
| Undergoes Operation
Mre. Ole Robertson OF Camp
street, Forestville, was removed yes
terday to the Hartford hospital
where she underwent an operation
/ for appendicitis today.
Mrs. Irving +. Schubert
( Mrs. Lena C. Schubert, aged 80,
I wife of Irving E. Schubert Of 1876
North Main street. died Sunday at
her home after a lingering illness.
! Mrs. Schubert was born in Terry
Vile on October 10. 1867, the daugh-
ter OF John and Augusta Schneider
| She was educated in the schools Of
Terryville and was married on Janu-
airy I, 1925. Since that time she has
been a resident OF Bristol.
Surviving, besides her husband,
are one daughter, Mrs. Cleo 2. Sla-
gle of Cleveland, Ohio: one son. 1rv-
( ing T. Schubert Of Essex, Conn; one
sister, Mrs. John Stotz OF Bristol.
! four brothers, Louis H. Schneider OF
Ballard Vale, Mass: Charles schnei-
der of Terryville; Herman Schneider
of New Britain, and George Schnei-
der of this city. She was a member
of the Prospect Methodist church
and of the Gilbert W. Thompson
Women's Relief Corps.
/ Funeral services will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
chapel of the Prospect Methodist
church. Rev. Hubert D. Jones viii
officiate and the body will be placed
in the vault at West cemetery for
| burial at the convenience OF the
family.
Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hart
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hart.
former resident OF Bristol and
| who died December % in Philadel-
phia, Pa. was held at 1880 o'clock
/ this morning. Rev. John wilkins
rector Of Trinity Episcopal church.
conducted the services and the re-
mains were placed in the vault At
West cemetery for interment In the
spring.
Funeral Of Mrs. Adelina Hainea
Funeral services for Mrs. Adelina
Haines, who died Friday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Dwight
c. Buffum Of II Merriman street
were held Saturday afternoon. Rev
Ernest L. Wismer. pastor Of the
First Congregational church. Of
flciated and the body was shipped
sunday to Corning. N. T.. for burial
New Departure Again on Full Time
Effective today, the local plant Of
the New Departure Mfg. Co.. which
has been operating on a 4o-hour
week basis for the past few weeks
returned to full time. This action Is
in line with a prediction, made at
the time of the curtailment in work
ing hours, by President Dewitt Page
Endee Club Dinner
Harry Collins Spillman of New
York city. an executive OF the Rem
ington Typewriter Co., will be the
principal speaker at the annual ban
quet OF the Endee club, which will be
held Tuesday evening, January 4th.
Dewitt Page. president OF the New
Departure Mfg, Co.. will preside. The
menu will be provided under the
supervision Of Harry Browne and the
entertainment during the dinner
hour will be furnished by the Colo
NAL Male quartet OF Hartford.
Mr.. Spillman, who is widely known
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