New Britain herald., 1928-07-02

penter with a local contractor and expressed the thought that it would be better If he secured q job out of town where he had fewer friends. l Judge Malone agreed with him and sentenced him to go days in jail. Case Continued The case of John Sanders of 1l5 Myrtle avenue, Garwood, N. J., | charged with reckless driving and operating motor vehicle while un- der the influence of liquor. was con- tlnued until Tuesday morning, July Srd by Judge William J. Malone in police court today.
 Sanders was arrested last night by Officers James Keith and Thomas Mccarthy after his car had collid- ed on Terryville avenue with one operated by Frank Spielman Of Woodbine street Both cars were slightly damaged. Upon arrival at police Headquarters, Sanders was ex- amined by Dr. B. B. Robbins, police surgeon. and pronounced under the influence of liquor. Both officers testified that he was intoxicated and Officer Keith informed the court that Sanders had offered him s10 to ''call it quits"
 Sanders, through his attorney Anthony J. Rich. pleaded not guilty. Fined for Drunkenness A fine of sl and costs was im- posed on Charles Mason of Chippins Hill by William J. Malone in the city court today on charge Of drunkenness. Mason was arrested shortly before o'clock this morning by Officer Edward O'Connor. who found him laid out on School street. 4 similar fine was assessed to AL bert Graham, who was arrested by otficer Thomas Mccarthy on West street for intoNicaton.
 Truck Driver Fined
 Francis Cooney Of Wallinsford, driver for Trudon and Platt of this city, Was fined s25 and costs by Judge Malone for breach Of the peace. A charge of coasting a truck on a public highway was nolled.
 Cooney was arrested by Motorcy- cle Policeman Edgar Norton on the night of June o4th on Riverside avenue.
 Fails to Appear
 The case of Makar kapaluniz, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. was continued until Tuesday morning when the accused failed to put in an appear ance. kapaluniz was arrested last night following a complaint made to police headquarters by his wife.
 Holiday Observance
 Wednesday, July 4th, will be gem orally observed throughout the city as a holiday, Banks. professional offices, city offices. stores and the public library will be closed all day. Regular holiday hours will be ob- served at the post office, the money order and registry departments clos Ing for the entire day. There will he no rural or city deliveries.
 Most of the factories will close but one day. The Birge company, which closed last Thursday night, Will resume operations Monday. July 16th; the plant of J. H. Ses- slons and Son closed Saturday noon and will reopen on July 9th; the ses- slons Clock company will close on Tuesday evening, July srd. and re- open on Tuesday, July 17th: the Mills Box Factory and the Clayton Manufacturing company will remain closed all this week. reopening Mon- day. July 9th.
 Meet After Many Years
 Rudolph Bachman of o3l Bur llngton avenue is entertaining his slster-in-law. Mrs. Josephine Crumb- ley of Brooklyn. N. Y, whom prior 10 her arrival here Saturday. he had not seen for S7 years. Mrs. Crumb- ley is the wife of MT. Bachman's brother and until recently neither knew Of the whereabouts of the other. Mrs. Crumbley expects to re- main here several weeks.
 Mrs. Ellen Bailey
 Mrs. Ellen Bailey, 62, wife of Will liam Bailey of 2e Union street, died saturday night at her home follow ing a short illness
 The funeral was held at ? o'clock this afternoon at her late home. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church, conduct ed the service and burial was in West cemetery.
 Blank-D Agostino
 Miss Elvina Mary D'Agostino, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pasquale DAgostino, and Edward Blank, son of Mrs. Augustus Blank of Buck lngham street, were married at S o'clock Saturday evening at the home of the brides parents. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William F, Davis, Jr. pastor Of the Asbury Methodist church.
 The maid Of honor was Miss Eleanor Rose of Meriden. cousin of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Miss Julia D DAgostino, a sister. and Miss Marie Pope, a cousin. Frederick Blank. a brother Of the bridegroom. served as best man and the ushers were Harmon D'Agostino and Theodore D'Agostino.
 The bride wore gown of white satin with long tight sleeves and ivory tinted veil arranged from a handeau of Alencon lace. She car ried a cluster Of orange blossoms. The maid of honor wore gown Of apple green crepe de chine with deep lace and the bridesmaids frocks of peach taffeta, period style.
 The house was prettily decorated with mountain laurel and garden flowers.
 The bride was educated in the Meriden High school and the New