New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Fined For Sunday Disturbance

nuc s20 and costs in the city court this morning for his failure to keen , the Sabbath. Bakula. according to tn" testimony furnished by Fred StaStaL who resides in the same house, came home drunk Sunday afternoon and made himself gener- ally obnoxious by calling both Stas- tai and his wife names. Stastal came to police headquarters and returned 10 his home with Officers Edgar Norton and Anthony Greisner. who made the arrest
 In court this morning Rakula de- nied the charges. but failed 10 con- vince Judge William J. Malone of LIS Innocence. The accused wa, represented by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connen.
 Cases Nolled. Two cases of traffic violation. were nollod before court this morn ing by Prosecuting Attorney James '. Mathcr. Charles Marine Of i10 Cherry street. New Haven. was per mltted to go after paying the costs. He was charged with passing a troll ley car on the left side.
 Emanel Gherrien of F. F. D.. No. 3. this city. charged with violation of tho rules Of the road. was also permitted 10 go after assuming the costs in the case.
 On Vacation.
 Captain Thomas F. Gukin Of the police department Is enjoying a va eaton of one week. During his ab- sence Detective Sergeant Daniel Me Glllicuday is serving as acting cap tain in charge of the office night.
 Auto Hits Man.
 Benjamin Iopskins of 5 seyns street. Hartford. sustained numerous cuts and bruises Saturday evening when he was struck on Farmington avenue by an automobile operated by August Valley of 2s Kelley street, this city. He was removed to the Bristol hospital, where he was at tended by Dr. Fl. D. Brennan. r was necessary to' take three stitches 10 close gash under his lip and he was also found 10 be suffering from deep cut in the back of his head. His condition was not re- garded as serious by hospital au- thorities.
 Cuts Hand on Faucet.
 Rev. William P. Laflin, pastor of St. Matthew's church, Forestville. vas painfully injured Saturday morning when 2 porcelain faucet, which he was attempting to turn ofY broke and cut a deep gash in the palm of his hand
 He was attended by Dr. B. N. Whip. pie, who found 1t necessary to talk. ! several stitches to close the cut.
 Mission Closes.
 The most successful mission to be conducted in St. Matthews church, Forestville. closed with special exsr- c.ses yesterday afternoon and eve ming. The services were in charge of Rev. Fathers Mead and Sellman of the Nincentian Order of Spring. field, Mass.
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 The regular meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary of Harold F. Emmett Post No. 994. Veterans of Foreign Wars. will be held at o'clock this eve ming in Legion hall
 T'halia Club Meeting The first fall meeting of the Thal- la club will be held tomorrow eve ming at s o'clock at the home of Miss Bessie Cairns of l39 High street. Mrs. F. o. Hamel will as. sist the hostess and Miss Agnes O'Brien and Miss Lucia Norton will be the readers.
 Local Man We.ls Miss Marjorie Evelyn Goodman o. Northampton. Mass. a former social worker in this city. and Edwin Manross Burr Of Forestvilie. were married at 12 o'clock noon Saturday at the parsonage of the Unitarian church in Northneld. Mass. Rev. R. F. Griffith performed the cere- mony.
 Miss Mildred Otis of Northampton attended the bride as bridesmaid and Franklin D. w. Glazier of South Glastonbury served the bridegroom as best man. MT. Burr is associat- ed with w. F. Brooks, architect of Hartford.
 Following Honeymoon to be spent at Lake Kezar. Maine. Mir. and Mrs. Burr will reside on Washington street, F'orestville.
 Assessor Returns for Meeting
 Assessor Sidney NJ. Barnard. whose term expires this year and who is now a resident of Corinth, N. Y.. returned to this city this morn ing to attend the sessions of the tinue up to and including Novembe lst.
 Mir. Barnard, due to his change of residence. was not a candidate for reelection this year and will be succeeded by Junius z. Douglass.
 Gambling House Raided The confectionery and tobacco store of Rocco Segretto on Park street was raided at c:45 o'clock on Sunday morning and Segretto placed under arrest for conducting . gam bling establishment. Paul Colapietro, Rocco Armento, Anthony Armento. John Semrau, s. Bettiua and Oscar [ Crochitiera. were also taken into custody on a charge of frequentins a gambling house. The raid was conducted by Sergeant Henry JeS. linski and Officers Arthur Messier. Joseph Ryan and William Thomp- son after a neighbor had complain cd because Of the noise emanatiny from the building.
 In court this morning all of the men pleaded guilty. Segretto vas