New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

p'dcc O1 DuSlncAS on Tuesday, Aug. ust 'th. by Officer ysssph otrun aud for which the paliceusp pejA 1k cents . bottle. Tho analysis ol tHa Newiands Sanitary Laboratory Ae Hartford showed the alcoholic con. tent to be a.s7 per cent b weieht and 4.5s per cent in volume. Peters Case Cmtinued
 The case Of Harry Peters, charesd with keeping beer for sale having an alcoholic content in excess of one halt of one per cent. vas .ra,n continued by Judge Joseph N. Donc. van today until next Tuesday m ovn- ins, August Fist, at the request Of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Roh. ert J. Stack. The cases Of William l'lante and Thomas Grady. both charged with the manufactur. of spurious and intoxicating liausrs. were also continued until the same date. It is charged by the police that Plante and Grady are in tn. employ of Peters.
 Plante and Grady were arrested on the afternoon of August 1th by sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Or heer William Thompson following q raid on two-story barn in the rear or Peters court. One hundred and thlrty-five cases of beer and nara rhernalia used in making the bev. craze was seized by the officers. Peters was arrested later the same day Tn his poolroom on lower Main street. An analysis Of the beer. fur. nished by the Newlands Sanitarv Laboratory of Hartford, showed the beer taken from the barn to have an alcoholic content of 3.os per cent Tn weight and s.S7 per cent in volume. Beer taken from the pool room tested S.01 per cent in weight and s.So in volume.
 Peters was represented this morn. ing by Judge s. Russell Mink and Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell.
 Boys Leg Broken
 Valentino Bosetto, Ave.year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Pietro Bos>tto Of 51 Benham street, sustained | fracture of the right leR above the Knee early last evening when he was run over on Marjorie street. East Bristol, by truck operated by Arthur Norton of Preston street. The younster was attended by Dr. Paul A. Park and later removed fo the Bristol hospital. An x-ray of the fracture is to be taken at the hospital today.
 According to Norton. who was de- l'vering ice on Marjorie street at the time of the accident. he started to back his truck with the intention of turning it around. He did not see the boy until his attention was at- tracted by the younsster's cries.
 Norton appeared this morning be- fore Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack. who continued the case until September 27th.
 Former Resident Dies
 Mrs. Zetta Holden. 33. | former resident of this city. died Sunday in Hartford following a short illness.
 surviving are her husband, Fred H. Holden; one son. Everett Holden. a daughter. Miss Ruth Holden: her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Leach of Plainville, and four broth CTS and sisters.
 The funeral will he held ar o'clock Wednesday afternoon ct the funeral home Of C. Funk and Son on Prospect street Burial will b. in West cemetery.
 Municipal Concert
 The seventh of series of munic. pal concerts will be given this I've hlng on the Federal Hill green by the New Departure band, A pro- gram. portraying the compositions the the music Of Great Britain. Ger many France and South America. has been arranged by Director Ernest A. Becker.
 Adequate seating and parking ar- engagements will be provided for the public.
 Company l. BencNt
 Muzzy field will be the scene Wednesday evening of a colofful program. including a band concert. boxing bouts and fireworks, to b~ staged by Company L. 1ssth Infan. try. C. N. G.
 The concert program will be rsr. d"rcd by the New Departure band. Miss Josephine Mastrobattisto, O. prano. and Harry Sergi. tenor, both well known local soloists, will assist the band.
 Four amateur bouts, arranged for by Tommy Hinchcliffe of this city. will be staged during the intermis- sion for the concert. These will bring together Tony I.aviero of this city and Billy Patrick of Hartford; Joe Rudy of Bristol and Charlie Stevens Of Hartford: Mike Cavalieri Of this city and Frank Fuzula of Hartford: and Tony Juliano of Hart ford and Den Labelia Of Middletovn.
 The program for the evening will wind up with grand display of set fireworks.
 Rcd Mcn's Meeting
 \ meeting of Compounce Tribe, '. O. R. M.. will he held at [ o'clock this evening in the wiewam on Pros poet street
 Netghborhood Prayer Meeting
 The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at s:3n o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Frank B. Colvin Of 20 Wood land street.
 Fcast Day Ob<rrvance
 Wednesday. the Feast of the As sumption of the Blessed virsin Mary. will be observed in all Of the Cath. (Continued on Page 1s)
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