New Britain herald., 1927-07-19
home Of Mrs. Roland Hull OF 1913
Woodland street.

home of Mrs. Roland Hull Of 1913
| Woodland street.
Firen,en's Vacations
Lieutenant. William Lamb and Fire
man Joseph Smithwick Of the GEN.
trail fire station: Lieutenant George
Brennan Of WEIGH Fire company and
Firemen James Doyle and william
Cullen of Engine Company No. 2,
are enjoying their annual vacation OF
two weeks.
Jail Sentence Suspended
The case OF Gustave Stromfore,
who was fined 500 and costs and
sentenced to Ave days in Jail by
Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in the city
court yesterday for driving while I'M
der the influence OF liquor. was re-.
opened this morning and the Jail
sentence suspended. The court was
inclined toward leniency due to the
fact that it was the first time he
had ever been arrested. Members OF
his family also appeared in his be-
half.
Taken to Jail
Steve Lekorski of Terryville, fined
SIPS and costs and sentenced to ~
days In Jail yesterday by Judge Don
ovan on charges of operating a mo-
tor vehicle while under the influence
OF liquor, having no drivers license,
reckless driving and taking q car
without permission OF its owner, was
taken to Jail today. OF the fine 500
was paid to the court today and the
balance of s45.25 is to be paid before
the expiration of the Jail sentence.
Water Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board of water commissioners
will be held in the department Of
fees on Riverside avenue at
o'clock this evening. a.
Fan Day at Park
Tomorrow will be Fan Day" al
Rockwell Park, according to an an
nouncement made this morning by
Caretaker Joseph Civizzio. Fans will
be distributed to all persons visiting
the park during the afternoon.
Compiling Tax Delinquet List
City Tax Collector Frank Riley
and his staff are at present engaged
in the compilation Of list of per-
sonal tax delinquents. When the list
is completed steps will be taken to
collect from al Those whose names
appear thereon.
To attend Veterans Day
Members of G. w. Thompson Post,
W. r. C. No. 4. Of this city are PLAN
ming to attend Grand Army Day at
the Plainville Camp Grounds on
Thursday, July 81. Members desiring
to journey to the Camp Grounds are
asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Edith Shipman.
Baby Basis of SANDER Suit
An attachment of $1,000 was filed
yesterday against the property OF
Thomas Eliades Of 81 Terryville ave-
nue. in the suit instituted by Julius
Nick of Al Terryville avenue for ST.
900 damages for alleged slanderous
statements on the part Of the de-
PENDANT.
The complaint alleged that
"Eliades. the defendant, informed
Mrs. Nick that her husband intended
to sell the couples baby and in order
to carry out their fictitious and
slanderous statement they sent a
party to the plaintiffs wife and ask
ed for the delivery of the baby
which they had purchased from the
plaintiff"
The plaintiff also in his complaint
seeks to recover $9a.79 expended by
him at the time of the death of the
defendants son. Items covering
groceries, victrola records. a law
years fee and funeral expenses are
included in the amount in question.
Novcna Opens
The annual Novena to St Ann
opened at st. Jasephs church yes
terday, large crowds attending the
morning, afternoon and evening
services. A solemn high mass was
celebrated at s o'clock in memory
of Rev. Thomas ]. keena, who in
augurated the annual nine days de-
votion while pastor of the church
Rev. Father Austin, c. p, Of the
Passionist Monastery Of Springfield,
Mass. who will be the preacher dur
ing the Novena, spoke yesterday on
Devotion to the Saints" His sub
ject this morning was Called to the
Saints