New Britain herald., 1928-01-30

| Tho accused was represented by Attorney Charles Conlon of Plain- vile. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather presented the case for the city.
 Kept Unlicensed Dog v and costs was the fine meted out to Frank Cavalier of Downs street in police court today by Judge Malone for harboring and keeping au unlicensed dog. He was arrested following an investigation conducted by Dog Warden Thomas Ryan. Storm Causes No Difficulty The snowstorm, which started Sat- urday night and ended shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday morning. caused no tieup to traffic in this city. All railroad trains arrived and left on time and trolleys of the Bristol Traction Company maintained their schedule due to the fact that blows night,
 Early Sunday morning blows of the state highway department had all of the state and state aid roads cleared of snow and the city blows had covered most of the city streets yesterday afternoon, This morning men and trucks were buslly engaged in the center of the city. This morning the ctty's five ton tractor with blow attachment was working on the Old Marsh road where the snow had drlfted to approximately four feet it's entire length.
 Grammar School League
 But one game IS scheduled in the Grammar school basketball league for this afternoon. St. Anne's par cchial school will meet the Federal Hill quintet on the latter's floor. To- morrow the Lutheran team will play at East Bristol,
 To Work Third Degree
 The third degree will be worked at a meeting of Franklin Lodge. A. F 6- 4, NJ, to be held this evening in Masonic Temple.
 Old Timers Night
 Old Timers Night will be observed by Bristol Lodge of Elks on Thurs day evening. February :. The vari- ous chairs will be occupied hy past exalted rulers, An entertainment and steam clam supper will follow the meeting
 Autos Collide,
 Automobiles operated by Mrs Daisy Pratt Of Stafford avenue and Edward Hess of Jerome avenue col lided shortly before noon Saturday at the corner of Stafford avenue and Brook streets. Forestviile. At the time of the accident, Hess was cross street to Fair street and Mrs Pratt was proc eeding northerly on Staff ford avenue. Both cars were slight ly damaged.
 Following q consultation with Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. this morning, the parties in- volved decided to settle civilly.
 Funeral of Miss Ruth Carlson
 The funeral of Miss Ruth Carlson of B Tpson street was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at her late home and at 2:3o o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran church on stearns street. Rev. Henning L. Johnson conducted the service and burial was in West cemetery.
 Engagement Announced
 Mir and Mrs. Elzear Christian of Laurel street have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Blanche Beatrice Christian, to Felix Ferland of Kelly street
 Reading Clubs
 Tomorrow afternoon the Beta Reading club will meet with Mrs, Raymond Brown on Grove street. Mrs. John Steward will read.
 The Tuesday club will meet to- morrow at the home of Mrs. Charles 6. Joy with Mrs. Arthur G, Beach as reader
 The Calliope club will also meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs-W. D. Dow of 2e High street.
 A meeting of the Clio club will be held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur W. Jepson at c6s Summer street.
 Corporation Papers Filed
 A certificate of incorporation of The Littorio Loan Company. Inc, bearing the stamp of approval of the secretary of state, was filed Satur- day in the office of the city clerk by Attorney Anthony J. Rich.
 The authorized capital stock Is $5o,ooo and business will be started | with $1o,00e. The officers are: Cosmo Vacca, president: Amedeo Coverty. president: Vincenzo Nesci. treasurer: Biaggio Reale, sec retary and assistant treasurer.
 Funeral of Raymond J. Trackey
 The funeral of Raymond J. Trac- key of 133 Curtiss street. who died last Friday, was held at 8 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, pastor, cele- brated the high mass of requiem and l burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Esther Devoti
 Esther. 12 year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Devoti of 149 Peck Lane. died Saturday afternoon | at the Bristol hospital following 8 short illness with septic poisoning,
 She was born in this city Septem- ber 4. 1915 and attended the South | Side school until taken ill., She is survived by her parents, one brother. | Peter Devoti: and four sisters. Ida | Victoria. Adele and Elaine pevoti. | all of Bristol.
 The funeral will he held at 0 |