New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
the campaign.
 Arrested on Statutory Charre


 swerskIs were arrested late ycster day afternoon by Sergeant Henry JeSlihskl on charge of disordcr,y tconduct. after complaint had been made 10 tie police by the woman's husband. According to the police. Nalchunis was first brought 10 the s"ershis domicile by Swerskis. and the two men were good friends. However, when Waichunis became too friendly with Mrs. Swerskis. her husband became suspicious and kept a watch on the house. The arrest or Walchunis was the result.
 Neither of tho accused was brought before the court today, Pros- ecutlng Attorney James T. Mather requesting a continuance until Sat urday' March Srd. Waichunis was released under a bond Of $500 and -Mrs. s"erskis was released in the custody Of her husband.
 Superior Court Cases
 Four Bristol cases appear on the docket of the superior court at Hart ford for the month of March bu, on. or these. and possibly two. will not he presented. Frank Audiano charged with theft, who waived ex- animation in the local court on De- cenlber 9th. died last Sunday at the hartford hospital. Waiter L. John son, who was sentenced 10 l5 days III the local court on December ,st Tor q motor vehicle violation and Who appealed through his attorney. Judge s. Russell Mink. is now at the state farm in Norwich, having been sent to that institution several weeks ago for observation.
 The cases of John Serbin and Ed 1 ward Ga,gan charged with breach q the peace, who appealed n fine of s., | ana costs netcd out by the loca , court on January 23d, are aIst scheduled for a hearing, The case Of Thomas Bradirc | charged with assault with i dana., ons weapon, also appears on th, docket. Bradigo was fined $50 an, costs in the city court on Janrar Sd and also given jail sentence o 'nree months. The notice of anne. Was hied by Attorney Noble l. Pierce
 Few Fines in February The total Of fines meted out in ,he local police court during the month ot february totaled so5s.i5. This is ! 'hs smallest amount taken in hy the city In several months,
 Charles F. Duuham Charles r. Dunham Of = So,th street died this morning nj his bon,. following q short illness. The flu. neral arrangements, in charge of In- dertaker C. Funk and Son, are as yet incomplete.
 Funeral of Accident Victim Inc funeral of Harry Samuelson who died at the Bristol hospital on Monday from gas bacillus infection following the amputation of his left arm, was held at .:S0 o'clock this afternoon at the home of his par. cnfs. Mir. and Mrs. John Samuclson ot Hltchcock's Lake.
 Key. Joseph o. Todd of the Mill Plain Union church. conducted th. service and burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. Waterbury.
 Arrives From England
 Mrs Charles Noon. wife of Charles Noon Of this city. arrived in New ork yesterday. Mir. Noon is q member of inc New Departure or. chos'ra.
 Bristol Lions Win Tho 1ous in their bowling match with the New Britain Lions al tb: Center Re creation alleys last evening. winning slN of the seven games, Both teams were evenly matched there being but one pin difference in the totals at the end of the third game. At- torney Joseph P. O'Connell, anchor man for the locals. was in rare form, his work having considerable to do with the outcome.
 Visiting in New York
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. toeeth- CT with Mrs. Donovan and their two children left for New York city this morning. Judge Donovan will re- turn tomorrow and the rest of the family will spend two weeks in the metropolis.
 Attending Fight
 Among those who are attending the Delaney Heeney fight in Madi- son Square Garden ,his evening arc Judge Joseph M. Donovan, Prosecut- ing Attorney Robert J. Stack. James Butler, Dewey Carpenter and Angus 1us c. Funk.
 C. F. Durham Dies Suddenly
 Charles r. Durham. aged 70. died | at his home. 2. South | street. this morning following an hours illness with heart disease.
 He was born in Southington, Sep |, tomber c7, 1S4S. the son of Horatio | and Eunice Durham, and attended the public schools In that town. He was married in southington on April IS. 1872. He moved 10 Bris- tol 40 years ago and for co years was employed by l.. G. Merrick and five years by N. E. Woodruff. For the past 10 years he was engaged as storekeeper at the Sessions Foundry company
 He is survived by his wife. two daughters, Mrs. William, Tyson of Bristol and Mrs. George W. Dcning Of New Britain. and d grandson and | 
 The funeral will he held at . l o'clock Saturday afternoon at his l late residence. Rev. r. r. Wolfenden. | pastor Of the Bristol Baptist church. | will conduct the services. Burial will be at the convenience of the family in West cemetery. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Ans