New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-09

ton w. Buell.. Smat iai1 tn walks
and built his house ~ithest -irst
finding out thu grade Of the street
from city officials. When the street
was finally laid out, it was found
that these walks would have to be
relaid and other grading work done.
The claim has been denied by the
city council.
Case NOlled
The case Of John Rulli Of Norton
i street, charged with reckless driving
and operating a motor vehicle With
out his operators license with him,
was nolied this morning by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Robert J.
Stack upon payment OF costs.
Rulli was arrested Thursday aft
ernoon by Officer Joseph Strup on
School street.
Case Continued
Reubin Rubinowski Of 500 North
Main street, who failed to appear
before the prosecuting attorney
Thursday morning to answe-
charge of non-support. was arrested
last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeg-
linski. His case will be brought be-
fore the court Saturday morning.
Legion Auxiliary INSTALLATIONS
/ At meeting of the Ladies' Aux
! iliary of Seicheprey Post, American
, Legion, last evening. the following
officers were installed: President.
Katherine o. Griffen; first vice
president, Nancy Johnson; second
vice president, Mrs Thomas L.
Ryan: secretary, Ruth d. Sessions:
| treasurer, Mrs. John w. Dolan;
financial secretary Mrs. f. ". Dut-
ton; historian, Mrs. Helen r. Was
ley: sergeant at arms. Mrs. c. A.
Crittenden: executive committee.
Mrs. Thomas P. O'Brien. Mrs.
George w. Linstead. Mrs. e. n.
Bailey and Mrs. A. l.. butcher.
Members of the Brock Barnes
Unit of Plainville we're the guests
Of the local auxiliary at the installa.
ton. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mission Opens Sunday
A two weeks mission will omen
Sunday at st. Joseph's church. The
first week will be for the women Of
the parish and the second week for
the men. Members Of the Passionist
Order Of West Springfield. Mas.
will be in charge Of the serviceA
Volunteer F1remen Meet
A meeting of the volunteers Of
WEIGH Fire company was held last
evening in Firemen's hall. A buffet
lunch was served at the close Of the
business session. Short talks were
given by Fire Commissioner John e.
Roberts. Fire Chief John H. Hays.
and Deputy Chiefs Morgan q. Far
rell. Matthew Mccormick and vii
liam II. w. Burn.
Funeral Of II. A. Cane
The funeral Of Herbert A. Case of
Ontral street, Forestville, was held
at o'clock this afternoon at the
home of Mrs Adolph Nehs. 81 At
kins avenue. Rev. Francis r. Cooke.
pastor of the Congregational church.
officiated and burial was in West
cemetery.
Declared Sane
Frank Newpeck of Nelson place,
whose sanity was questioned BY DO
lice officials after he had started a
BONFIRE outside hts cell door at head
quarters THURSDAY morning, was ex-
amined yesterday afternoon by Drs.
b. N. Whipple and Ralph A. Rich.
ardson and found 10 be sane. His
actions following his arrest were at
tributed TO denatured alcohol which
he had imbibed Wednesday night at
his home. He will be given a hear
ing in court Saturday morning on
charges of drunkenness and breach
of the peace.
! Chickens Killed
Fred W. Squires OF Good win street
complained to the police department
Thursday that nine chickens had
been killed earlier IN the day, pre-.
sumably by dog. According to Mr..
Squires, he had been troubled with
rats infestins the chicken COOP and
with a view of solving the problem,
he left the door to the coop open
to permit the cat to enter and leave
at its pleasure. However, before the
cat could get started on the Job as
signed to it. the dog appeared and
after slaughtering the chickens dis
appeared. Dog Warden Thomas
Ryan Is working on the case,
Rabbits Stolen
Five rabbits were stolen from q
coop in the yard Of Mrs. Schowski
OF Fairview avenue Wednesday
night, according to Z complaint
made by her to police headquarter
Yesterday. Detective Sergeant Daniel
McGillicuddy il investigating.