New Britain herald., 1928-04-28


 southinston autheritisA e1asU1a0 the youth with rsclgle0 lEtvo43 evasion of responsibility aad driv1y without . license.
 Assistant Postnaastee m. M John J. Garrity. assistant pset- master at Forestville. is confined to his home on Central street with n attack of bronchitis.
 Services This EveQtng.
 There will be services 1t S:3o o'clock this evening at St. JessDh's church in honor of St. Anne. :.
 Funeral of Mrs. Anna GoetuA
 The funeral of Mrs. Anna 0estSe of 13 Ingraham Place was hsld~ at her late home at o'clock this a4t- ernoon and at 2:30 1t the Gssmsa Lutheran church on Meadow street. Rev. George Meyer conducted tue service and burial was In Wet cemetery.
 Removed to Hospital.
 Richard J. Lambert of Central street. Forsstville. has been removed to St. Francis hospital. Hartford, fer observation and treatment. Nr. Lambert is baggagemaster at the passenger station in Hartford.
 To Tour Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur c. Hitchcock of Woodland street sailed from New York city today on the .. g. Cynthia for Europe. They expect to bs away several weeks. during which ttmS they will visit places of interest on the continent.
 Daylight Saving.
 Daylight saving will become ef- fective at 2:01 a. m. Sunday, al-. though it has been announced that services at St. Joseph's, St. Anthony's and St. Matthews Catholic churches will be held at the regular hours on standard time. All services at the Methodist Episcopal, Trinity and Christian Science Society churches will be conducted on daylight saving time.
 MlsSmg From Home.
 The local police department has been asked to assist in locating Will liam Sadusky, l4, of S3 South street who disappeared from his home a few days ago and has not since been seen.
 Concert We'll Attended.
 The fifty annual concert and dance of the New Departure Band. held last evening in the Community theater and the high school gymna- sium, was attended by large and appreciative audience. Every avail able seat in the theater waa occu-' pied when the curtain was raised for the first number.
 The soloists were Graham Me- Nance, baritone. known more familiarly as The Wizard of tho Mike; Carl Becher, xylophons; Leo Roy. accompanies.
 Claims Body as BFutheFa
 An application has been made to the Waterbury authorities by Mrs. Luke Rossiter of 63 Kelly street, this city to have the body of . one- eyed man buried in Waterbury . year ago exhumed in the belief that it is that of her brother, Mi- chael Francis Daly. The matter is now in the hands of Coroner John Monzani. who is endeavoring to a. certain how the dead man was given the name of Peter Shulsky.
 Michael Daily. who at one time was resident of Forestvtlis, has been missing for several years. 4. few months ago the local police were asked to locate his whereabouts and although steps were taken to that end. nothing was ever heard of or from him. In the event the body is identified as that of Mir. Daiy, 1t will be brought to this city for burial.
 Inch Snowfall.
 New England. of which Bristol is of course part. assumed its proroea. tive for unusual weather again eariy this morning when betwen the hours of and {, an inch of heavy vet snow fell in the city. This was fol. lowed by . cold rain and at o'clock this morning the thermome- ter had dropped to 3S degrees. An unusual sight was that of the city hall janitor shoveling e6 the sVe- walk shortly before o'clock.
 Sisters In Custody of Hoobce
 Beatrice Fahey. 2i. Anna Fahey,
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