New Britain herald., 1927-08-26

thony J. Rich, counsel for Maxsone. a continuance in the case was grant, ed by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather until Monday. August 29th.
 Party For Miss Goransoo
 An informal party was rendered Miss Clarissa Goranson, clerk in the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele in the American Legion hall yester- day afternoon by city hall employees. Miss Goranson is to leave the em- ploy of the city shortly to take course in nursing.
 Boys Cases Again Continued
 The cases of Stanley Fisk of 4s Pennington avenue, New Britain and Stephen Dalkowski of 3z5 Washington street, New Britain, were again continued in the local court this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan until Monday, August 2gth.
 The youths are charged with breaking and entering the club rooms of the New Departure base- ball team at Muzzy field on May 2Sth and stealing baseballs bats and other baseball paraphernalia valued at s75. The parents of the boys were in court this morning and they agreed to pay their share of the loss sustained by the theft. The con. tinuance was granted by the court so that four other boys involved. in whose cases judgement was sus- pended, could chip in their portion toward reimbursing the New De- parture management for the loss.
 Taken to Jail
 Stanley Cwik of Hull street. who was fined s200 and costs and sen- fenced to 60 days in jail last Mon- day by Judge Joseph M. Donovan on a liquor law violation charge, was taken to jail today to start his sentence. He was granted a few days by the court to settle his busi- ness affairs.
 False Alarm
 Policemen were hurriedly dis. patched to the Hudson Fur Shoppe. conducted by Philip Tamraz. at School street when the burglar alarm, connected with police head quarters, sounded last night An in- spection of all doors and windows showed them to be securely fasten- ed and 1t is believed that the alarm sounded as a result of a short cir cult.
 Amateur Bouts
 Boxing fans will be offered an- other card of 10 amateur bouts this evening at Muzzy field under the auspices of the Park Athletic Club. Pancho Villa of Hartford will ap- pear in the star bout of the evening. according to the announcement of club officials. His opponent will be either Johnny Andrews of New Haven or Vincent Gullo of New Haven.
 Petition for Councilman Filed
 A petition bearing the signatures of 25 electors endorsing the candi- dacy of Charles R. Anderson for the city council was filed in the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele yester- day by George J. Lacourse, local contractor. MT. Anderson, who is comptroller at the New Departure Mfg Co.,, entered politics two years ag@ and was at that time elected to the city council.
 Opening of Nurses School Postponed
 The opening of the nurses school at the Bristol hospital has been postponed until January. it was an- nounced today by Miss Ladd, assist ant superintendent at the institution. It was originally planned to open the school in October but for various reasons the postponement was found necessary.
 Banquet for Winning Teams
 A banquet will be rendered the members of the winning team in the two Twilight Baseball leagues at Lake Compounce on Thursday eve- ming, September 1st.
 Arrangements for the dinner are now being made by the Chamber of Commerce.