New Britain herald., 1927-11-28

to remove him to the Bristol hospa. tai. where he has since been receive ing treatment. He has improved to such an extent, however. that his ap. pearance in court tomorrow morns ing has been assured.
 ] Case Nolled
 | Louis Cormier of Hartford, who was arrested on November 12 for operating a motor vehicle without having his drivers license with him. was allowed to go this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather after paying the costs Of the case.
 | Continuances Granted The case of James Bachand. charged with reckless driving on i october r, which was scheduled for a hearing this morning, was con. tlnued until December 10. Bach. and on the date in question was ! operating his car on North Main street when he struck Joseph Gague. i knocking him to the pavement and 1 breaking his leg.
 Gagne has, through Attorney Howard T. Mather, brought a civil suit Of sl0,O00 against Bachand and his father. Joseph Bachand, the owner Of the car. The case Is re. turnahle before the superior court in Hartford the first Tuesday tl January.
 1 The case of Walter l.. Johnson. 1 charged with reckless driving and eNadlns responsibility on November $. was again continued by Prosecute ing Attorney James T. Mather this morning until December 5. IL is al. legged that Johnson. while turning the corner at Main street and the Memorial Boulevard. struck q parked automobile and failed to stop, causing damages estimated al S4o.
 A continuance until December II 1 was also granted in the case Of Jack 1 Waldimar, formerly manager of , the Oldsmobile- Bristol Company. charged with embezzlement by bailee. sale of car subject to condi. tionat bill Of sale and obtaining money under false pretenses. Tho date of the offenses. as contained in the warrant. are August 10 and Oes tober %. Waldimar is at libert1 under bonds of s1,O00.
 Accepts Position in France Elmer Whittier. who for the pad several years has been in the ems , ploy Of the Fisk Rubber Compa ny at Chicopee, Mass. sailed Saturday ! cn the steamer City of Paris" for France. where he has accepted c 7 position as technical engineer with the Procedes des Fit" a concern located in Grenoble. Mr. Whitties who is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Al. bert Whittier of Woodland street. this city, is a graduate of the Brio. tol high school, class of 1908.
 Mrs. Whittier. who before her marriage was Miss Maud Johnson of this city. will remain in this country, having accepted a position as industrial secretary of the Y. w C. A. at Brocton. Mass. A daughter. Mary, is attending at boarding school at Hartford.
 Schools Reopen
 The public and parochial schools of tho city reopened this morning following the Thanksgiving vacation. The evening schools will also resume sessions this evening.
 Maple Ends Close Season With Tie
 The Maple End football team. city champions. closed it's season yester- day afternoon at Muzzy field. bat ting to to deadlock with the St. Anthony club of Hartford. The visitors scored first, Mazziott carry- ing the ball over for touchdown in the second quarter. The Maple Ends evened things up in the third quar- ter, when Feldman eluded the St. Anthony tacklers and carried the ball over for a touchdown. Both teams failed to kick the goals afte1 the touchdowns. L
 The score by periods:
 St. Anthony ....... o-S Maple Ends ...0 0 6 0-1
 Touchdowns. Feldman, Mazziotty referee. Waters; umpire. Carpenterf linesman, Hanson; time. 10-1?-1os 12 minute periods.
 Mrs. Costa Constantelos
 Mrs. Mary Constantelos, aged n | oySf al Al 10 Foley street, died Saturday night at her home following a short file ness.
 Born in Tarnasidos. Greece. shl came to this country with her huo- band six years ago, settling in BrtS> tol. Her husband and a three yea1 old daughter survive.
 The funeral was held at o'clooN this afternoon at the funeral homo of James J. Dunn on West street. IA1 torment was in West cemetery. Donation to Building Fund The Boys club building fund ha1 been increased by donation of $s4 9 per cent of the net receipts o1 the championship football game be- tween the Maple Ends and tho Wes, Ends Thanksgiving Day morning The Maple Ends, received the win' ming share of the gate receipts. $l66, while the losers share Of $111 went into the treasury of the West Ends Firemen'S Ball a Success Over eight hundred dollars waa realized from the second annua. . concert and ball given Thanksgivs ing evening at the high school gym ! under the auspices of the Firemen'l : Benefit and Relief association. Thi : amount netted last year.