New Britain herald., 1927-07-12

homes: Mr.. and Mrs. James Dona :
hue. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Teller, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Whittier. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Woodford Mrs T. II.
Mcmahon and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy +.
Baker.
Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
The regular weekly neishborhood
prayer meeting will be held at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
home Of Mrs F. B. Colvin of 80
! Woodland street.
| New Britain Men ut Compounce
An outing of the Russell and Err
win Foremen's club OF New Britain
! is being held at Lake Compounce
| today. A dinner is to be served in
| the evening.
Months Mind Mass
A months mind high mass Of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated at s o'clock
Saturday morning in memory of the
late Michael Carey.
Liquor Violators Heavily Fined
Frank Twardy and his wife. Eva,
were before Judge Joseph NJ. Dono-
van In the city court this morning.
both charged with keeping liquor
with intent to sell and reputation.
A fine OF $500 and costs and a sus-
pended jail sentence of three months
was melted out to the husband while
Mrs. Twardy was fined 800 and
costs and given a suspended Jail SEN
tence of 80 days. Twardy was also
MOI
The couple We're represented by
Judge S. Russell Mink.
Twardy was detected by Sergeant
Henry Jeglinski and Officer Will
liam Thompson at 9:45 last Friday
night walking in the direction Of his
home with a bottle of liquor under
his arm. When the officers inter
cepted him he dropped the bottle
but Officer Thompson managed to
secure small amount of liquor In a
tin can and this was presented as
evidence this morning.
The officers then proceeded to the
Twardy residence at ia Curtis
street. As they walked in the yard
John Kolojoy, boarder in the same
house. noticed their approach and
called to Mrs. Twardy Run" This
she did with alacrity and proceeded
10 a pour a small amount OF liquor
down the sink. Sergeant Jeglinsky
recovered a portion OF It, however
and this also was submitted as evil
dence in court.
This was the husbands fourth and
the wife's second appearance in
court. April, 1925, Twardy was
fined $500 and costs and sent to ieil
for 80 days
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Robert J. Stack presented the case
for the city.
Pays $3.50 For One Word
John Kolojey, Who upon noticing
the approach of Sergeant Henry
Jeglinsky and Officer William
Thompson to the home of Frank and
Eva Twardly at ia Curtis street last
Friday night as the officers were
about to raid the home for LIQUOR.
caller to Mrs. Twardy Run" paid
S12.4o in the local police court this
morning for uttering the one word.
He was fined s. and costs by Judge
Joseph NJ. Donovan on a charge of
interfering with an officer in the
performance of his duty.
Morganthau Unable to Appear
Word has been received by Ste
phen NJ. Wells. president of Bristol
Chautauqua association, to the effect
th2t the Honorable Henry Morgan
THAI will be unable to fill his speak
ing engagement here Wednesday
evening on account OF illness. He
was scheduled to appear on the
Chautauqua program which is be-
ing presented here this week.
Edward Wiggom, noted author
and lecturer, has been secured in
place of Mr.. Morganthau, according
to an announcement made this
morning. Mr.. Wiggam Is a eber of
editorial staff of the Aerican Maya
zine and is a contributor to other
including the Worlds
Work and Century. The subject of
Mr.. Wiggam's lecture will be What
Civilization is Doing to Mankind"
Judgement Suspended
Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan In po-
lice court this morning suspended
Judgment on payment of costs in the
case of Lucian Napolitano. a baker
of Gaylord street, who was arrested
afternoon by Officer Edgar
Norton for operating a motor vehicle
after his license had been suspend
ed. Napolitano stated that he had
not received the suspension notice
until midnight Saturday night and
that he had mailed it to the motor
vehicle department yesterday.
New Pythian Sisters Temple
On Thursday afternoon and eve
ming the grand temple officers of
Connecticut will be present in Bris-
tol to institute new temple of
Pythian Sisters. The meeting will be
held In Arcanum hall and members
of the order are invited to present
at the initiation ceremonies which
vii take place at s o'clock in the
evening. The staff of Evergreen
temple of Seymour will assist in the
floor work. After the meeting the
members of Ethan lodge No. 9 will
furnish refreshments. Already a
large charter list has been sent in
and it Is expected that the new
temple will have a particularly fine
start.
count Is SENTENCED.
Boston, July IL R-"Count" Paul