New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
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 Police of neiEhboring cities hay, been notified Of the theft.
 Former 1'cal.ih'r Dtes
 Miss Mary Catherine Freeman. G, a former resident ot Terryviiie snt one of the oldest teachvs in point o service in the Watel bury schools died last Monday evening in hel apartment at $50 East Main street Waterbury. following d weeks ill ness with pneumonia.
 Miss Freeman was born in Terry vile. the daughter of the late Ed. mund and Mary (Havs) Freeman She graduated from the Terryvilie grammer school the Bristol high school, and the state normal school in New Britain. For several years she Was teacher in the TerryNille schools but for the past 33 years had been a member of the Croft school faculty Of Waterbury.
 | Surviving are two nieces. Miss Angela Casey, a teacher in the bug gan school in Waterbury, and Miss Casey of Terryville: also by two nephews. Dr. Joseph E. Casey Of New London and John Casey of Wash ington.
 The funeral will b. held at s;Su 2. m. Thursday at the Immaculate '('nucnti ion ,,hpr.b i,, 'r'.>,.,,,.;l,, p,,- ial Will be in St, Johns cemetery in that town.
 To Hay New Harifcrd The New Departure Band of this city will give benefit concert in Ne" Hartford Friday evening for the benefit of the Immaculate Concep- ton church Of that town. Miss Jose rhine Mastrobat,isto of this city will be the soloist.
 Rev. Thomas r. Lynch, until few months ago assistant at St. Joseph's $ church Of this city. is pastor of the New Hartford church and it was through his efforts that the services of the local band were secured.
 Aua,i,n,cnt Piled
 An attachment in the sum of $1sU. against property of David w. Dow ney and in favor Of the Bristol Elec- tric company was filled in the office Of the city clerk Tuesday afternoon.
 The writ is returnable before Jus tee of the Tease James T. Mather at l" a. m, Thursday. October 11th.
 Andrew Case Aired
 Decision in tho cisil case of Peter Gustafson vs. Howard l.. Andrews, in which the former seeks to recov- CT S1.o"n. damages from the latter. was reserved by Judg. Thomas l.. Molloy in the court of common pleas at Hartford Tuesday. Gustafson. whose daughter recently divorced Andrews on charges of cruelty. charges that the defendant in viola tlon of an agreement made between the two parties. removed from land owned by Gustafson two-car ga rage. pump, some finishing lumber and electric lights in the cellar. A tool shed. owned by the defendant, was also removed but this was by an agreement made some time ago
 Both parties are prominently known in the Fall Mountain section. having served for a num- btr of years as chairman of what was known as The Fighting Twelfth" school district
 Two other actions between the Andrews and Gustafson factions are also listed on the October cal tndar of the common pleas court Mrs. Gustafson. former mother-in law Of Andrews. has instituted suit against Andrews for alleged sland- erous statements made and Andrews in turn has entered suit against MT. also for islander, alleging that remarks made by the latter has hurt him (Andrews) in his bus- mess as. building contractor.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of Michael Hynds. | veteran motorman Of the Bristol I Traction company, who suffered a 1 fracture of his right ankle and serere shaking up as result of a tall through an open trap door in ], ! Plainville barber shop, several 1 lays ago. is much improved. accord ng to Dr. B. N. Whipple the attend ng physician. Due 10 the nature ,f the break. however. Mr. Hynds will be confined to the Bristol hos |, ,ital for the next SIX weeks.
 Political situation
 While the democrats of the fifth district have nominated )r. William F. Rcardon of West Hartford for state senator and 'hairman Lester c. Sigourney of To- al republican town committee has that Fuller F. Barnes of 3ristol will be the probable choice if the republicans to oppose the Vest Hartford decomrat. no state nent has as yet been made by either arty as to the probable candidates 0 represent Bristol in the state leg stature.
 Amongst democrats the name of solfe E. Rowe. newspaperman and reasurer of the Rowe-Davis Invest ,ent Company. Inc. has been prom 1ently mentioned. Four years ago IF. Rowe was a candidate and while e was defeated, he ran over 100