New Britain herald., 1927-08-17

112 pounds = Jackie Rogers Of
Waterbury vs.. Tim O'Conner OF New
Haven.
IFS pounds = Larry Bock Of New
Haven VS.. Henry Bell OF Hartford.
Three or four additional bouts
will also be put on. several contest.
ants not having been matched If
yet.
10. o. F. Meeting
Pequabuck Lodge. I. o. D. r., will
hold their regular meeting at 8
o'clock this evening In Arcanum
Hall.
DevOtiOnS to st. Anne
Devotions in honor of ST. Anne
will be held at st. Joeeph's church
at 1880 o'clock Saturday evening.
Vital Statistics
There were So births. is mar
riages and II deaths recorded in the
office OF the city clerk during the
month of July, according to figures
released yesterday. The number of
births is considerably in excess OF
the number recorded during the
month OF June and there was a de-
cided falling off in the number Of
marriages. The number of deaths Al
so showed a decided decrease over
previous months.
Escapes from Florence Crittenden
Dorothy Morse, who was sen
fenced to the Florence Crittenden
Home in New Haven several weeks
ago by the local court, has again
made her escape from the institu-
ton. A representative OF the home
was in this city yesterday endeav0r-
ing 10 locate the girl but was un-
successful. This was the second &C.
casion on which the girl had de-
parted from the institution without
leave. After remaining at liberty one
day few weeks ago. she walked
into the local police station and gave
herself up.
The Morse girl was sent to the
Crittenden Home after admitting
misconduct with Peter Fimiano. for
merly proprietor of the City Cab Co.
who is now serving a six months
jail sentence.
Attending Convention
Chief Ernest T, Belden. Defective
Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy and
Policeman James Keith and John
Grennan are attending the annua
convention of the State Police assc-
citation at Lighthouse Point today.
Back From Vacation
Judge William ]. Malone and Mrs
Malone, who have been enjoying
two weeks vacation at their cottage
on Long Island. returned home last
evening
Funeral Of Joseph A. Rohichand
The funeral of Joseph A. Robic-
baud OF IS Chestnut street was held
at o'clock this morning at St
AIMS church. A high mass Of re-
QUEEN was celebrated by Rev. J. P.
Perreault and interment was in the
family lot in st. Mary's cemetery.
Milford.
Funeral OF Mrs. Charles Anderson
The funeral of Mrs. Charles O.
Anderson was held at $50 o'clock
this afternoon at her late home At
GS Harrison street followed by serv-
ices at the Swedish Lutheran church
on Stearns street at o'clock. Rev.
Abel H. Almquist of New Britain
officiated and interment was In the
family lot in West cemetery.
On Vacation
Members of the fire department
enjoying their annual vacation Of
two weeks are Captain Herbert E.
kittell. Fireman William Dutten and
Electrician Thomas Kelley Of the
central fire station and Fireman
Hubert Mccormick of WEIGH Fire
Company.
Judgment Suspended
Judgment in the case OF Enoch
Wallenger of 50 North Main street,
charged with drunkenness, was sus-
pended by Judge William ]. Malone
in the city court this morning. Wal
lenger's poor judgment in selecting
front lawn on Riverside avenue to
sleep off the effects OF the liquor
proved his undoing and he was
taken into custody by Sergeant
Henry Jeslinski and Officer Edward
O'Connor.
Reported Missing
The police department was asked
yesterday to use its efforts to locate
Enar w. johnson OF Pine street. who
left home Monday afternoon and
had not returned up to noon yester-
day. Johnson. who Is - years Of
age. is married and has one small
child.
Case Nolled
The case of 15-year- old youth,
charged with operating motor
vehicle in violation OF the law, was
nolled by Judge William ]. Malone
in the city court this morning.
Stole Dresses
Love OF finery proved too great a
temptation for a 15-year-old girl.
with the result that she walked into
the store OF Morris Handelsman at
"a North Main street and started to
VAIN Jul dSdfll WIN l"o ultSScc
Her actions were noticed by store
employees and her arrest followed.
She readily admitted her guilt
when brought before Judge William
J. Malone in Juvenile court this
morning and her case was con-
tinued indefinitely in charge Of the
probation officer.
Policeman Plaintiff in Civil Suit
Damages to the extent Of $4,000
are being sought by John Cirves, a
member of the local police depart
ment. from Clayton NJ. Cotton Of
Hartford as a result Of injuries re-
ceived by the officer on February
18th, when he was struck by an