New Britain herald., 1928-06-28
BRISTOL NEWS
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tContinued from Page seven) shire and Vermont. Mir and Mrs. German will reside at 69 Gridley street. this city, and will be at home to friends after September 18th.
 On Vacation Traffic Officer Aldie Brault of the local police department starts today on a vacation of two weeks. Ac- companied by his wife and daughter, Miss Alma Brault. R. N.. he will motor through New England and Canada.
 Richardson Hayden
 Miss Alice Hayward Hayden. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hayden of 35 Middle street, was married Wednesday evening to Hal lam Maxon Richardson, son of Bsh- op and Mrs. E. G. Richardson. The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides parents by Blsh- op E. c. Richardson, father of the bridegroom. of the Philadelphia area of the Methodist Episcopal church. The bride was given in marriage by her father and her sister, Miss Florence c. Hayden who was the maid of honor. Miss Joan s. Steen- berg, a niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl Robert l.. Hayden, brother of the bride was best man. Only the families and few friends were present at the ceremony and the reception which followed. The 1 bride is a graduate of Skidmore col 1 lege and Mir. Richardson graduated ! from Princeton. He maintains a law office at o15 Montague street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richardson will spend the summer. in Europe and upon their return, will reside in Brooklyn.
 l Celebrates Prematurely A 14 year old boy, unable to re- sist the temptation to set off several large frecrackers Wednesday in vio- lation of the city ordinance, was ar rested by the police following tele- phone complaint 10 Headquarters, He was permitted to go with a reprl- mand.
 Captain Thomas F. Guckin. acting chief of the police department dur | ing the absence of Thief Ernest r, Belden, stated this morning that the exploding of any hrecrackers or fire works in the city prior to a. m. July 4th. will under no circum- stances be tolerated.
 Dog Owner Arrested Frank Mavoka was arrested this morning by Sergeant Henry Jeslin- ski of the police department. charg- ed with keeping an unlicensed dog. A warrant for the mans arrest was issued by ProsecutinE Attorney James T Nather upon the request of Dog Warden Thomas Ryan, r Is understood Mayoka claims that the dog in question Is but fonr months old and that he plans to em- nov a dog fanCier to snhstantia'e his claim The law requires the reg istAring of all dogs SIX months or more old.
 Seek Waterbury Man The local police are endeaVorins 10 locate James Wagaman. formerly of 445 Meadow street, Waterbury who Is charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. II is alleged that several months 3 20 he purchas- ed an automohjle from 3 local deal ar and that he at that time falsely represented himself.
 The Waterbury police, who were asked 70 assist Tn the case have re ported that no man hy the name o'
 WaFaman ss known at the addres.
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 school Meetings Tonight
 Three school meetings are sched ue1 for thrs evening. The voter : of the Second School District vii meet Tn the North Side school house 10 hear and act upon the reports d : 'the officers. 70 elect officers for th' ensuing year, to lav a tax, and t' 7 authorize the chairman and treY'ur r CT of the district 10 take up out ) standing notes which become due ol , January l. 1929 and 10 renew sam r not 10 exceed s4o.noo.
 { The voters Of the Third SChoo 5 District will meet in the auditorium
 O the Church street schoolhouse t' : eject officers for the ensuing year 2 'n fv the comprehension Of such of 9 fcers and 70 consider the advisa hil { fly of purchasi additional proper - Y for futgre expansion, v Al meeting of the Tenth Schoc : District 10 be held in the Souf g Chipplns Hill school house. officer