New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

school diploma or its equivalent, but this ruling was later modified. Mrs. Simpson pointed out that at the Hartford hospital only high school graduates are acceptable and this is true of numerous other hospitals throughout the state.
 The Bristol hospital was complet- ed only few years ago and is one of the best equipped in the state. At the present time there are 100 beds aNalla ble and since the institution opened. 1t has made rapid strides forward.
 Applications are still being re- cclved and these should be made di rectly to Mrs, Simpson, who will, in conjunction with her present duties. supervise the new training school when f is opened
 Wife Beatcr in Court
 Sergey Meleskey, charged with breach Of the peace and assaulting his wife Sunday evening, was sem tenCed 10 three months in iail by Joseph NJ Donovan in police court today, execution Of sentence being suspended for one year contingent Of the good beha vior Of the accused. If he IS arrested on any charge during that period. the sentence will be- come effective at once.
 Meleskey pleaded not guilty al though h" did admit striking his wife whom he termed too lazv to keep the house clean" Mrs Meles- key, however, cla,med that she per formed her household duties faith fully in spite Of which fact she was subjected 10 frequent bea'inss O. tlcer James Keith, who made the arrest, testified that the house was clean when he visited it last night.
 Moleskey moved 10 this city a short time ago from New Britain. in which city he had also been ar rested on charges of assault
 Gases NolIed
 N'uhSth 1dlIdgner, Charged with passing q red light, had his case nolled by Prosecuting Attorney James T Mather this morning on payment of costs. He was arrested early Sunday evening by Officer Will liam Thompson.
 nolle was also entered in the case Of Eliaseo Celi of oS Westerly street, New Britain. charged with failing to obey hand signal of Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Nor ton.
 Fined For Drunkenness
 A fine Of s1 and costs was im- posed on Adolphe Wilde, arrested last evening on North Main street in an intoxicated condition He plead cd guilty.
 Struck By Motorcycle
 While proceeding 10 his home at c2 Albert street shortly after mid night Saturday. Joseph Brzozowski was struck and knocked down by motorcycle alleged to have been driven by Burdetto l.. Kelsey of o7 Russ Lane. The police were noti- fled by the accident by Mrs. Frank Drenzik and her son of Frederick street. ForestNille. and Dr. B. N, WhippIe was called to attend the lnlured man. Although 1t is be- lieved that BrzozoNslli was not bad ly hurt N-rays will be taken today to determine the extent of his in- luries.
 Kelsey was arrested Sunday on charges of reckless driving and op- eratlng his motorcycle without nehts. pon recommendation Of Prosecuting Attorney James T.. Mather this morning. Judge Joseph M Donovan continued the case until June 3oth.
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles operated by Herman l.. Albrecht Of 241 King street and Elizabeth z. Freeman of 4o Resrr- Nolr avenue Meriden, collided at $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon on Broad street Motorcycle Police man Edgar Norton. who investigated the accident. placed Albrecht under arrest for driving under the inf7u- ehce or liquor. and he was later re- leased under a bond Of sooo.
 Upon the request of the prosecut- Ing attorney, his case was also con. tinued until June 3oth.
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 meeting of the Rev. T.. Keen, Branch, Ancient Order of Hiber- mans, will be held at o'clock Tues- day evening, June 18th. in Eagles hall on Meadow street.
 Priest Transferred
 Rev. James Aloysius Rrodoric1 N' A. for the past fl years pastor Of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Tcrryville, has been appointed pastor of St. Peters Cath olic church In New Haven to SIC ceed Rev William P. Kennedy. who Tn turn has been transferred to An- sonia Announcement of the transfer was made by Father Broderick at both masses Sunday morning in the Terryville church.
 Father Broderick. since his ordi nation 10 the priesthood in July, 1Soa at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hart ford has served In but two places Immediately following his ordina- tion he was assigned to the Church Of the Immaculate Conception in Waterbury. where he remained until his appointment as pastor of the T"rryville church.
 Rev. William r. Kennedy. whom Father RroderlCk succeeds as pastor Of the New Haven church. is also well known in this city 4 number of years ago he was assistant pastor Of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy m Fla'nvll'e and as such. served ae mission priest a' St. Matthew S church in Forestyille.