New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-22

admitted to the local isolation hos
pital had been received by the local
board OF health this morning.
The situation In Bristol remains
practically the same. no additional
cases having been discovered since
last Sunday afternoon when Joseph
Bachmann of Mine road was remov-
ed to the isolation ward. Patients In
that institution are showing i'm
provement, acordin gto daily bulle-
tins issued
Hero As Guest
Judge" George Carbence of
Great Falls. Montana spent last
night as the guest of Captain Thom-
as F. Guckin of the police depart
ment. not at the officials home but
in one OF the spare rooms at head
quarters. When the captain went off
duty at 1 o'clock this morning, he
disliked the idea OF disturbing the
visitor and LETT him to pay hts re-
spects to Chief Ernest 7. Belden
later in the day.
The Judge, after completing his
morning toilet, was introduced to
Chief Belden as the Judge OF probate
OF Great Falls by Sergea ant Henry
Jeglinski, Carbence did not deny the
allegation even though his appear
ance beied the title. After the police
official had explained that 1t was not
the custom OF the department to fur
nlsh lodging except to celebrities,
Carbence was permitted to leave
without the key to the city.
To Attend Memorial Service
Members Of C. A. Hadsell Camp,
L. S. W. ", will attend in a body
the memorial service to be held at
lo:i5 O'Clock Sunday morning at
the First Congregational church.
The veterans will meet at Red Mems
ball at 1915 and march to the
church. Following the services, the
graves OF the deceased members of
the camp will be decorated.
In the afternoon the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the camp will hold
memorial service at Rockwell park.
starting at ESQ. A wreath will be
floated on the lagoon in memory of
the sailors who made the supreme
sacrifice during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
At a meeting OF Hadsell camp
last evening. Bruno Brown and
Charles Galpin were elected dele
gates to attend the annual state
convention In South Norwalk on
June 2cnd and cSrd.
Circus Coming TO Town
The Hunt circus will appear in this
city on Memorial Day, a permit hav-
ing been issued today by Chief
Ernest T. Belden. Clarence Aus
kings. general agent OF the show, wa.
making arrangements for the use of
the vacant lot at the corner OF
church and Laurel streets this morn
ing.
Civil Case Adjourned
Due 10 the absence of one witness,
an adjournment was made necessary
IN the civil action Instituted by
Peter Blanos against Dominica
Nicoteri to recover damages result
ing from an automobile accident on
Hrodd street several weeks ago. Tho
date OF the adjournment will be de-
c,ded upon later by Justice Of the
feace Robert J. Stack. who heard
several witnesses Monday.
James T. Nather is counsel for
Nicoteri and Blanos is represented
by Anthony J. Rich.
Property Attached
Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding
Yesterday filed In the office OF the
city clerk an attachment for $500 on
property OF Albert and Gertrude
Rawiszcr In an action brought by
the Bristol National bank.
The writ Is returnablc In the
court OF common pleas at Hartford
the first Monday in June.
Bristol High Wins
Although outhit. the Bristol high
school baseball team defeated the
'Forrington high team at the athletic
field Monday afternoon. This was
the local teams first victory in its
last five starts.
Bristol clinched the game In the |
seventh inning when Czansz. visiting |
twirl'r. walked three men and Rris-
tol punched its hits TO score four
runs. Hugret starred for Bristol |
The score:
Bristol