New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

fore Prosecuting Attorney James r.. Mathcr this morning and were ad- Niscd 10 settle the matters ciNilly.
 Arrested AS Wife Hcutcr
 Anthony Sh""icr of 96 GriJlsy street was arrested al 9:45 o'clock | Sunday night by Sergeant Henry 1 Jcglinski and Officer Lawrence i Doolan following the receipt of complaint at headquarters. He is | charged with administering such a scAclc beating to his wife that she vas unable 10 appear ill court today. | Prosecuting Attorney James T. Ma,her informed the court this morning that the assault was a brutal one and asked for con'in- uanCc of one week. This was granted and bonds were set at $500 by the , court.
 Heavily Fined
 A glass oi wine and a bottle Of { beer proved the undoing of Frank | Zvolack of East Church road. Ter rNNiile last evening, and resulted in l his arrest shortly after | o'clock by Officer William Thompson on West street. The officers attention was attracted 10 Zvolack by the fact that , he was operating a dllapidated car without lights. He was ordered to the curb and lt was at that time that /, Thompson discovered the odor Of liquor. He notified police headquar- ,ors and Officer Victor Chabot was sent to the scene in the police car. Zvolack was brought to the station and upon his request, examined by Dr, l.. F. Donohue. who pronounced him under the influence of liquor.
 In police court today, a charge of reckless driving against ZvolaCk, to which he pleaded guilty. was nolled by the court. For driving under the influence of liquor he was fined slo0 and costs, for operating without lights s15, and for having defective brakes on the car Sl5.
 St. Joseph's Graduation | Graduation exercises of St. Jo- eph's parochial school will be held q, 7:3o o'clock next Sunday evening at S'. Joseph's church. Rev. Ed ward 0. Weston will deliver the ad- dress to the graduates. An excel , lent program has been prepared for the evening.
 Dogs Kill Chickens Destruction, in the form Of two police dogs, visited the chicken farm of Donald C. Manchester at 4s3 Burlington avenue early Sunday morning and before they were dis covered, had killed 464 bullets, o60 Of which were choice White Leg | horns and the remainder Rhode Is- i land Reds. The balance Of the flock of goo chickens were saved when the animals were discovered by Roger i Manchester. who immediately noti- fled his brother. The owner of tha bullets seizing q shotgun, hurried to 1 the coop and cornering one of the | animals, blew its head off. The other dog disappeared in the nearby woods and has not as yet been located.
 The police department was in- l mediately notified of the occurrence | and Officer John Ciryes was sent to | the scene after it was ascertained 1 that Dog Warden Thomas Ryan was out of the city. His investigation showed that the dead dog was wearing Bristol registration tag 9o92, which records indicate was issued to Louis A. Wheeler, secretary of the local Chamber Of Commerce, who resides in Chippins Hill section. It is understood that Mir. Wheeler has | Q nrcSSaf hjc utlli,, to the loss sustained by Mir Man. chester
 The chickens were valued by Mir. Manchester at $1.5o apiece. making the total damage done by the dogs approximately s7on. The fact that the other dog has not as yet been 1 located may mean that. in the event it's ownership is not determined the city will be obliged to assume portion of the loss
 Elks' Carnival
 Announcement was made today that the Elks' carnival will be con- 1 tinuad this evening, due to the fact | that | postponement of the festivi- ties was made necessary by rain Sat- 1 urday night. The proceeds are to be used for providing Christmas cheer for the needy children Of the city. | Funeral Of Mrs. Betty l.. Wooster
 The funeral of Mrs. Betty l.. Wooster, wife of Harold Wooster of Stafford avenue, who died Saturday morning at the Bristol hospital. was held at 2:%0 o'clock this afternoon at the Asbury Methodist church. in l Forestyille, Burial was in the For