New Britain herald., 1927-11-07

dence. Upon the request of Prose- outing Attorney James T. Mather. the case was continued until tomor- row morning.
 The police, following the Watch unas raid. dropped in on the res taurant of Domenick Accacci at 25 Prospect street and seized five and one-half gallons Of Italian red wine. According to the police, Accacci ad- mitted selling the wine for 25 cents glass. This case was also continu- ed until tomorrow morning by Judge William J, Malone when Prosecuting Attorney James T, Mather an- nounced that he was disqualified due to the fact that the accused is represented by his son, Attorney Howard Mather.
 Both men arc at liberty under bonds of $500 for their appearance in court tomorrow morning.
 First Snowfall
 Signs of winter were lN evidence last evening and again tins morning when flurrjrs of snowf'ak"s filled the air and the temperature hoycred around the 30 degree mark. This was the first snow ot the season for Bristol
 Assisting in Hartford.
 Responding to Il request made by Charles Waterman, an engineer of the public works department of the city of Hartford. Chief John II. Hayes of the fire department this morning sent Licuten1nts William Lamb and Clarence l.ysaaght and Bremen Drriu Porter and John Mullen 10 Hartford with the old squad car with the syphOn attach m"u' to assist in removing the water from the cellars Of buildings near the Hartford waterfront. Two sy- phons similar 10 the on" used by the local department. arc now being built by the city Of Hartford and will he available for use tomorrow.
 "Eliyver" Collapscs.
 Prior 70 Saturday evening kuin- was the proud possessor of q flivyer, but that was before il disputed the right of way with a trolley car of the Bristol Ira actior Company on Park street. All that Salli owns now is a conglomeration Of parts. which would interest no one but q collcc- tor Of junk.
 According to the information fur nished the police, Salli was driving east on Park street shortly after o'clock Saturday evening. When nearing the Park street school. he noticed the trolley car approaching and endeayored 10 apply his brakes. They refused 10 function and as result he collided head-on with the trolley. The Ford just naturally fell to pieces and had 10 he removed from the highway in several sec tions, Salli escaped injury and the trolley was unchanged.
 Funeral of Michael Stone
 The funeral of Michael Stone of Stafford avenue. who died at St Francis hospital. Hartford, last Fri day evening following a weeks ill., ness, was held at S:3O o'clock this morning at the funeral home Of Thomas F. O"Bricn on Main street and at St. Matthew's church, For cstville. at o'clock. Rev. William r. Latlin celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the old St. Joscph's' cemetery in Bristol.
 Library Board Meeting
 The board of library directors will be held at 7:3o o'clock this evening in the public library.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hilda Johnson
 The funeral of Mrs. Hilda John son. who died last Friday following a short illness. was held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home ot her daughter, Mrs. Carl Ebb of Stafford avenue.
 Rev. Henning l.. Johnson. pastor Of the Swedish Lebanon Lutheran church. conducted the services and burial was in the family lot in For estville cemetery
 Maple Ends Defeated
 For the second consecutive Sun, day the Maple End football team of this city met defeat by a 10 6 score. A week ago the Torrington football team scored point victory and yesterday the Windsor Locks eleven accomplished the same feat.
 The local outfit scored in the first few minutes of play, when Alex ander, star fullhack, cluded oppos- ing tacklcrs and carried the ban 70 yards for a touchdown. The visit ors scored when Kennedy intercept cd forward pass made by kahoon and carried the ball over the Maple Ends goal line.
 Fullback Benny Spielman Of the Maple Ends and Holmes. at quarter back for Windsor Locks. were tho individual stars of the contest.
 West Ends Win
 The West End football team SCOT cd another victory at Mu2zy Field yesterday afternoon when they de featcd the Pioneers Of Hartford to Q. Ryan al right halfhack made the only score Of the contest when he booted the ball between the up rights from the Pioneers" 45 yard line.
 Both teams were evenly matched. the game being slowed up 10 con siderable extent by the soggy con- dition of the ground.
 Funeral of Accident Victim The funeral of Leon kud2liS aged II. son Of Mir and Mrs. John A. kudalis of North Fond street.