New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

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 The rainfall at RAstsvslY VI. h Harwinton during tA4 meaAh ef October was l.se taeA&e e ee0- pared to . rrscipits4tea q 8osttogl of 1.os inchts- The nss1aal peecipa. tation for the meetA C tAe 0evssn- ment station in Hartfeel C 3.t3 Inches. showing that OetebtS wes an unusually dry meath.
 During the meath tA1se Wsre ID new servlces and le rslsyt taeeAlltd by the department.
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 An anniversary hioA ass1o of re- quiem will bs cslsbtste4 q oe. 0At- thew's church. FertetvtllA 1t o'clock saturday morning ia Asn- ory of Michael B. pAwAes.
 The funeral Of Jehn ]. AartAty Of :s North street was held at o'clock this morning st &. JessSh's church. Rev. William r. IaAin celebrated the high i,ase q requiem and burial was in st. Nery's eenas. tery, Unionvilie.
 Funeral services for Niies |. En- mons of Geary avenue, wAA Aie1 Tuesday afternoon following injuries received In An accident q the Diaat of the Horton Manufacturing eena- pany. were held at [ e'clsek thts mornins at Trinity Episespai church. Rev. John Wilkins oficiatsl aAl ta- torment was in Miibreek. Y. '.
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 Miss File Joyce q Central sesset. Fcrestville. and Sam usl Neee1@au et Montpelier. Vermont. WesA neofriel at ! o'clock Thanksgiving Day morning at St. MattAsw's church. Forestville. Rev. Jsmss NeponaId performed the csremeny aA1 osle. brated tho nuptial high nsasa Are. John F. Daley fer FerteevtIls was the maid Of hopor ana pAiiip '. Ryan. an uncle Of the bstls. eervsl the bridegroom q best snsa. Fel- lowing the ceremony . We1line breakfast vas servsa at the Aeaas sf Mr. and Mrs. Philip r. Ryan. Tho bride is . popular msmbef ef ForestvillA's seciai ct aa1 ter q number of years had besa em. ployed at the Sessions cleek cem. pany. The bridegroom b . esatrae. tor in Montpelier.
 Following an unannounce1 wed. ding trip, Mir. and Mrs Rebiasau win reside in Montpelier, vermeat. James Trteger James Trigger. 95. Of lSt Park street died Wednesday aftssaeea at the Bristol hospital fslieWinS | weeks illness with appendicitis, for which he underwent m operation several days aso.
 Born in Bristol June lS, 1908. the son Of Nicola and Mary Trieesr. he attended the south Side schoel and for tho past ssverai yeAss Asl teen employed at the Wallaee Dernes company. He was married en De- cember !. 1896 to Mtss Asnss Ruma of Terryville. who survivss. tegsther with hts parents and three elstePs Mrs. Mary Olson. Mra Casmeiita Masssro and Miss Laura Trteesr. all of this city.
 The deceased was member of the West End Athletic club aaa for several years played sn the football team of that orsanisation, b~lae rsc- osnized as one Of the bsst snde ever !. developed by Coach Thomas Neaa- han. He had not played for tAe past two years.
 The funeral will bs hsil st . o'clock Saturday morning at ~. !nthony's church. Burial win bs ih the new st. Joseph's cemstesy. Qulet Aoataoy
 Thanksgiving Day pssvs1 | very quiet one for the police department, but one arrest being made fer in. toxication and one complaint IT, ceived. A charge of drunkenness against George Decker of water bury was nolteA this morning uDen payment Of costs.
 The complaint received was m un- usual one and required some diplomacy on the part Of Deiics of. ncials. An irate male appssrsl at headquarters Thanksgiving Day morning. very much incsnssl b. cause hts wife had purchesel . chicken tnst<ad of . pessteP ter Aie holiday repast. Tn fact As dtssp. proved 70 strongly of his wifs'a choice that hs tosk the sevl lack 10 the butcher from whom t was purchased and asked that Ae sub stttuts 1t for . reestsr. TAis the butcher refused te do fer the rvassD that the chicken was alive vhsn .hs sold it and 1t was net enly lpsssed, but dead. whea 1t wss brought back for exchange. The complainant re- ceised scant consideration fyoa po- lice officials this morning vAsn As presented his side Of the stsey and he was still arguing to Aimssk when he left headeusrtess-witA the chicken in . bag. He failsl b ia- timate what disposition hs wsuid make of the bird.
 | F1Acol YoaP ER1g l The members of the city elsfk'a office and other city dtpestnentl were busily snsassd h ceaapistinS. insefar as possible. their rsese4s for the fiscal year. which eds teAAy. All city Aeeks must es bele1es1 c that Hgufss will 6s aveijeble tef the meeting ef the city oovaeo aext Tuesday.
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