New Britain herald., 1928-07-21
series of novena services which be- gan last Wednesday.

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 gan last Wednesday.
 Plans for the accomm odation of : thousands of pilgrims who will come
 10 Bristol next Tuesday. have been
 made by the parishioners of St. Jo-
 seph's church, and transportation
 Will be provided on that day for the cripples. invalide and other pilgrims,
 from the railroad station to the
 church
 Progress of Mental Health Clinic According to the quarterly report Of Lillian B. Hanney, psychiatric worker attached to the mental
 health clinic of the Bristol Visiting
 Nurse and Family Welfare associa-
 tlon. there are S5 cases under &C., tual observation at the present time. During the quarter. the social work CT has had BIO contacts, lo4 fam lilies were given service eight social histories were written, 30 psycholo- gical tests were given and the psy- chiatrist had 4S interviews with pa tients and relatives. -.
 The work of the clinic is mostly with children or very young adults.
 Union Church Service
 The weekly Union church service will be held next Sunday evening at the Lebanon Swedish Lutheran church on Stearne street The ad- dress will he by the Rev. Abel Ahl- quist of the First Lutheran church of New Britain.
 To Face Additional Charges
 When Steve Ploski is released , from state prison on August 2s at the completion of his term. he will be brought to Bristol to face the charges of breaking and entering, theft of an automobile and theft of a revolver, After Bristol gets through | with him the immigration depart { ment of the |. s. government will serve warrant for his deportation. | Floskl IS serving a sentence for the theft of an automobile in Fairfield The Bristol crime is alleged to have taken place in 1926 when Ploski with companion broke into the plant of the Bristol Sales and Service Co. on Park street and stole an automobile. which was later abandoned in Fairfield where another car was stolen to replace the one abandoned. The men were ap prehended and sentenced from Bridgeport. Ploski received . sen tence of from one year to IS months in prison while his companion was sent 10 joil.
 Bouts Again Postponed
 The amateur boxing bouts sched- uled for last night at Muzzy field were again postponed on account of the threatening weather. This is the third postponement. The bouts will be held next Friday evening if condi- tions permit.
 Apotnted Delegates
 Patrolman Messier and Super. numerary Policeman Quinlan have been appointed delegates from the local police department to the state police convention in New Britain on August s. Officer Mccarthy and supernumerary Policeman Ryan were appointed as alternates.
 Keith on Vacation
 Officer Keith Of the local police department starts on his annual vacation today.
 Tax Delinquents Pay
 About 70 personal tax delinouents were halsd before the prosecutor this morning after being summoned by the police department. Their cases were nolled upon payment of the tax plus costs of $s:3o. Tax Col. lector Francis Riley has also prepar. ed warrants for 65 delinquent pro- perty tax delinquents which have been turned over to Deputy Sheriff Joseph Harding for service. These last are for taxes on automobiles and unless taxes are paid with the costs. the cars upon which the taxes were assessed will be attached.
 Traffic Onicer at North Side
 Because of the trafic congestion at the north side during the installa- flon of the two large manholes on North street it has been found neces- sary to post q tra1ic oficer at that point during the morning rush hour. The excavations have made 1t neces- sary for automohilists to take to the trolley track when approaching the corner from the north, and many times the trolley car when making the turn encounters a long line of automobiles awaiting the change of the light
 William Baltr,lxh
 William Baltrush. age ST. of 1s3 Queen street. died at his home last evening following an illness of sev- sral months He was born in Lith- lania. the son of Joseph and Mary Baltrush. and was married in his native land. He came to this coun- ny S5 years ago and settled in Wa erbury. He came to Bristol IS 'ears and was an employe of the Wallace Barnes company up until he time of his last illness.
 Besides his wife he is survived by hree daughters. Mrs. Mary Dalter. Nrs. Mary McCahe and Mrs. Anna lynch. all of Bristol. and seven He was a member If the Wallace Barnes Mutual Aid ociety and st. Casmirs lodge of Waterbury.
 Funeral services will be held Mon lay morning at oclock at St Jo- eph's church. Burial will be in the lew St. Joserh's cemetery.
 Room Entered and Ransarked The police received a complaint esterday from James NJ. Cole of the srtstol House that some one had ntered his room during the after oon and ransacked tt He reported hat suit of clothes. overcoat. 'atch and chain. and a small bank
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