New Britain herald., 1928-11-26

vas threWD fBo0 ~ raes oeaG, ri
his seven yser ~ sistss wss thsswa
10 heavily aSsiast ~ hlaskst ~
that X-tays are to - tskea teSay u
detesEains whsthes q net there y .
I. ;cturs. AfteS LIE secsal collision.
Boulard's car was - be1ly aamag-
ed that he could Mt prscesA. He
started t. argue With 0ssFhaskt,
who noticed that ~ wae ee1iy ~
toxicat.d and . call was sent In feF
the police. Shortly bsfsss Meter
cycle Policeman NsStsas arrival.
Bouffard. according to Ossshssh
started up an incline with sone tot.
ties which he had In his car. when
sxamined at Police hsa6evsFtsss. ths
accused was found to ~ b sch
condition that he coulA mildly
stand because Of iiQver which be
had limb bed.
Bou6ard admitted that an Of the
testimony presented against him was
correct and offered no explanstisa
Of his actions. He admitted hayisg
had several drinks in Hartford and
several moro In Bristol during the
day.
SeatcacoA 10 SaA
Because Patsy Roberto becamu
intoxicated Sunday aftesneoa and
set fire to the woods near the TOP
OF Hull street, he will b obliged
to spend the next SIXTY days v the
Hartford county jail.
Roberto's undotng was brought
about by q lookout. who Aettl.ed
Deputy Fire Warden Walter Law.
renee that FIRE had been started
In the brush near their homes. UDea
arriving on the scene. LAwrsncs
found that Roberto was Just enter.
Ing his boarding place and cease-
quently out Of the particular district
in which the fire official was permit.
ted to make arrests. He notified
police headqua rers and Roberts
was taken into custody.
Last fall there were 4 number Of
forest fires in this particular SEC.
ton, one Of which ragged for ssv.
eral days. Since that time durtns
the dry season a lookout On top Of
South Mountain has been main-
tanned.
Kaplaa Case Nolled
A charge Of receiving stolen goods
against Nathan Kaplan. local junk
dealer, was nolled this morning by
Judge william J.. Malone In Deilcs
court on payment Of costa.
! kapian's arrest took place several
weeks ago after several boys had
confessed to the police that they
had stripped the unoccupied plant
OF the Bristol Pure Ice company on
School street and sold . quantity Of
brass pipe to him. Prosecuting At
,torney James r. Mather informed
the court that full restitution had
been made for the damage dene.
kaplan was represented by Attorney
William N. DeRosier.
Granddaughter Case Consiaued
The case of Ira Chamberlain Of
Cemetery Road. Plymouth. charged
with reckless driving and naa-
slaughter, was continued by Judge
Malone in police court today unt:l
Monday morning. December :. 1t
the request of Prosecuting Atteraey
James T. Mather.
On Saturday. November ~. auts-
mobiles operated by Chamberlain
and Edward Coombs Of Middletevn.
N. Y, sideswiped near the TOP Of
lShovel Shop hill. Both parties stop.
ped and finding that neither car
was damaged to any extent. they
continued on their way. Upon ar
rival at Plymouth. however. Mrs.
Robert Spires Of North street, Ply
mouth, who with her husband and
infant daughter. Kurly Elizabeth.
were passengers in the Coombs' car.
noticed that the child was dead. No
autopsy was held and the exact
cause Of the child's death has not
been announced by the prosecutors
office.
Anthony J. Rich Of this city 10
counsel for Chamberlain.
Holiday Obaervance
Thursday. Nov. -. Thanksgiving
Day. will be generally observed
throughout the city a. Z holiday.
Stores. factories. banks, city ana pro-
fessional offices and the public H.
brary will be closed all day. The
public schools will close at noon
Wednesday end reopen on Monday
morning, December 3rd.
At the post office the regular holi-
day hours will be observed. There
will be no deliveries by either the
city or rural carriers. The stamp
window will be open from 1880 q. m.
to a. M. and the registry and
money order departments will be
closed all day. Mails will be re-
ceived and dispatched AZ usual on
holidays, the last mail closing at
p. m.
! Blaachke-EIk
Miss Ottile Elit. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Elit Of Fall Noun.
tain road and Earl w. Blaschke, son
OF Mrs. william Blaschke Of Is
Edgewood street were married at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
German Evangelical Emmanuel
Lutheran church. The ceremony vas
performed by Rev. George Meyer.
Miss Eva Hintz. cousin of the bride.
groom. was the maid Of honor. and
Reinhardt Reindfleisch. q cousin Of
the bride. was best man.
Following an unanneunced we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaschke will
reside at 10 Edgewood street.
Christmas Committee Announced
The following members Of the
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