New Britain herald., 1928-09-27

l faEm ea Ailsatswn Sse1 eo '1eM Mountain. Frey vahedsiseS c pssk tho servicea ef . Hwyss and eeek redress for what he tssms@ the .'va. just attitude" of 9chFsees tAreagh the civil ceurts.
 Shortly after s;S0 o'clock laot eve. l ming. Officer Connelly. whe was eA desk duty at the time. FsceiveA . stated that Frey was tskiag tsels and other articles from the fern which did not belong ts him. Two officers were later sent ts the scene but Frey was not there. He later presented himself at police head quarters and after listening te his story. Captain Thomas F. Qucktn instructed both men te aPpeav s- fore the prosecutor this mevein0. The investigation by court otfistais today revealed an agreement, drawn by James F.. He6ernan. lseai peal- tor. and signed by the tive men whereby the partnership was ais- solved. Under the terms ef the agreement Frey was to be given all of the pigs on the farm, but ~as en- titled to nothing else either in the way of tools or produce raised dur ing the summer season. The chick ems. which Frey contended he had raised himself under the agreement became the property Of Gchrasev. who made payment of ti4S.Se ts Frey to close the transaction. Frey. following the consultation with Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather still contended that he vas entitled to tools which he h d brought with him when he mo ed l onto the farm. but Schraeer insist ed that such implements became his property when the agreement was signed. Seeing that no amicabie , settlement was in sight. Frey was advised to see'. legal counsel. Girls Released
 Following the receipt of telc- gram from the chief of police at Portland, Maine. Wednesday after 1 noon, Mary Romagno. 16. who left her home in that city last Sunday and arrived here the same night, was released in the custody of an | uncle who resides on Meadow street. Ann Amarillo. also 16, who &C., companied Mary 10 Bristol, was turned over to brother-tn tn-law. who arrived in this city thts morning from Portland, to return the rum away to her parents.
 Meeting Postponed
 The monthly meeting of the city 1 planning commission. scheduled for o'clock Wednesday afternoon, was l postponed because of the lack of nc. cessary quorum.
 Attachment F.Iol | Property owned by Clara NJ. Clark was attached Wednesday in an &C., ton brought by Nincenzo Zirone to recover damages in the amount of s5,0oo. The defendant and plaintiff have been engaged for the past sev- eral years in bakery business at 254 Divinity street under the firm name of Clark and Zirone. | The writ. which was filed in the office of the city clerk Wednesday afternoon. is returnable in the ccmt of common pleas at Hartford ttc first Tuesday in November.
 Reception to Missionaries l A farewell service will be held at 7:S0 o'clock this evening at the .Ad- vent Christian church on West street for Miss Hannah Stocks and Miss Grace Hseun, who will shortly Ye- ture to China 10 resume their niis- in, ha Siriy, of hu.
 Miss Stocks for a number ot years has been a missionary amongst the !Chinese but was forced ;u leave the country some time ago because uf the recent revolution. Now that the dusturbances are practically over, Miss Stocks will once more rt tsume her duties in the foreign field. this time for 8 seven year term. i Miss Hseun is native Of China, who was adopted by Miss Stocks . number of years ago. She attended the mission schools of her own coun- try and recently completed A course of studies in Aurora College.
 Bristol High Wins
 In its second start of the season, the Bristol high school football team defeated the Plainville high eleven at Muzzy Field Wednesday afternoon by $ to Q score. Coach Tommy Monahan used n6 only the first string men but his entire group of substitutes replacements being made every few minutes. Plainville at no time during the game was danger. ous and the game itself proved . good workout for the local squad.
 Attending Convention
 Chief Ernest. T. Belden of the 10. cal police department is attending the annual convention of the New England Police Chiefs association. which IS being held in Bridgeport today. It is expected that 300 or more cities in New England will be represented.
 W. C. T. T.. Meeting
 A meeting of the Women's Chris tian Temperance Union will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. Sep tcmber 27th. in the basement of tho public library.
 X. 0. H. Auxiliary
 The Ladies auxiliary. Ancient Or Ger of Hibernians. wifi meet this evening at 5 o'clock in Red Mems hall.
 Funeral of Xavier Lamothe The funeral of Xavier Lamothe of 133 Divinity street, who died at the St. Francis hospital, Hartford. Mon- day night following a four weeks illness, was held at o'clock this morning at St. Ann's church. Rev. J. P. Perrcault celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the new St. Josephs cemetery.