New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

fish. Frances Rose Kelley. Helen Margaret English. Audrey Frances l.aCourse, Lillian Anna Lundgren, Ruth Elizabeth Lyman. Margaret Patricia McMahon. Mary Louise Murphy. Mary Agnes Riley. Gather. inc Margaret Ryan. Agnes Rose Reddy Helen Catherine Shantfy, Cynthia Alice Thomas. Joseph James Casey. Bernard Leroy Fitzsimmons, Raymond Joseph Fries, James Cornelius McCabe. James Joseph Mclaughlin. William Joseph Me- Kinstry, Paul William Robey, Fran ois Edward Taylor and Erwin Fran. cis Welch.
 Funeral of Miss Florence l.. Carlson
 The funeral of Miss Florence L. Carlson. who died at her home at e07 Goodwin street Saturday follow. ing a weeks illness, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Chapel Of the Swedish Baptist church on Goodwin street. Rev. Dr. J. E. klingberg of New Britain. assisted by Rev. Axel Peterson, conducted the service and burial was In Fair view cemetery. New Britain.
 Death of Former Resident
 Word has been received of tho death in New Haven of Mrs. Lucy Alice Goodenough. wife of Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough. former pas tor of the Prospect Methodist church O: this city. Mrs. Goodenough is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mrs. w. Kenneth Ses- sions of this city and the Misses Florence and Mavis Goodenough ol New Haven.
 The funeral was held at II o'clock this morning al her home in New Haven and the remains were brough, to this city this afternoon for inter ment in West cemetery.
 Special Meeting of Education Board
 A special meeting of the board of education will be held at s o'clock this evening in the office of Super. intendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche. Estimates for the next school year will be compiled for presentation al the joint meeting of tho board and the city council to hc held tomorrow evening.
 To Confer Ne9ree
 The Chiefs Degree team of Com. bounce Tribe. l. q. F. M. will trail to the wigWam of Mattahasett Tribe O. New Britain this evening to con fer the chiefs degree on class Of hunters and warriors. The loca team will leave the Prospect street wigwam at 7:So p. m. by automo bile.
 Drunken Driver Fined Andrew Pepek of Third avenue. East Bristol. charged with reckless driving while under tho influence Of liquor. was fined so5 on the first count and sio0 on the second by Judge Malone in police court this morning.
 Pepek was arrested Sunday after noon after his automobile collided with one operated by Edward Busse of 74 Locust street After being brought to headquarters. Pepek was examined by Dr. B. B. Robbins, DO. lice surgeon. who pronounced him under the influence of liquor.
 Alleged Gamblers Receive NoIle
 Paul Cercone of East Bristol, Frank Kovalski of Red Stone Hill, Anthony Lottoe of Sylvester street, Salvatore Caic'ano of Sylvester street. David Cercone of East Bris- tol and fifteen year old boy, were arrested by Officers Edgar Norton and Arthur Myers yesterday after- noon in East Bristol on charges of gambling.
 All of the youths appeared before the prosecuting attorney today and their cases in each instance were nolled on payment of costs amount ing to $7.2o.
 Closet Fire Squad A and Eingins Company No. were called out last evening for fire in a block located at lSS North Main street. The blaze. which started in pile of papers in small closet. was extineuished with chemi- calls with but slight damage. Auto Hits Boy Harold Norton. aged 6. Of Middle street was struck Sunday morning near his home by an automobile operated by Albany Duponts. He was taken to Bristol hospital where his injuries were not found to be serious.
 Duponte appeared before the ] case was continued until the boys actual condition is definitely de termined.
 Observe St. Johns Day Franklin Lodge. A. F and A. M. held special observance of St Johns day Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. r.. B. Haines. pastor of the Thomaston Congregational church spoke on "Masonry's Only Dogma"
 A special invitation was extended 10 the members of the local lodge by Rev. Haines to attend the serv- ices at his church in Thomaston next Sunday morning. A number Of l other lodges from neighboring towns will be present
 Franklin lodge will confer the third degree tonight on 2 class oi | candidates.
 Released Under Bonds William Martusis of 90 Woodbine street. who was sentenced to SC days in jail last Thursday morning in police court by Judge William J. | Malone and who filed notice of an appeal. was released today under bonds of S1,ooo. furnished by Mary ! Czajkoski.
 The offence against Martusis was one of resisting Dog Warden Thomas Ryan. who called at the Martusis home in the performance | of his duty. The case will now be (Continued on Page ID