New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

WIN IOuF cOuhte u ulSpOsIh8 VI Az
tomobiles to Bristol persons and
falling to apply the money received
on the sale price. At that time he
was fined &lon and costs and given
Jail sentence of IS days by Judge
Malone. The iail sentence was sns-
pended with the understanding that
Waldemar would make restitution
for the amounts involved.
In court this morning. Prosecuting
Attorney James r. Mather pointed
out that thre. OF the claims had
been settled hut q fourth. in amount
$40 in favor of James J. Hackman,
was still open and that Waldenar.
in spite OF numerous promises. had
failed to make any effort to
straigs.ter II out The prosecutor
also brought out the fact that
Waldemnr. who filed a petition IN
bankruptcy about y week ago. had
listed Hickman as a creditor. in
spite Of tho fact that Hackman bad
purchase the ANTON ohile before the
rcrrscd bod opened his Hartford o.
tahlshment
| Judge Malone. In continuing tn"
( case today. told Waidpnar that Az
! ranccrl"uts TO make fun settlor'""t
! with Hochmau must he mad" before
next Monday or that iaiI scntcnc"
would be r'rdr effective.
| Local Lawyer Webs
Word Vas received in this city this
morning OF the marriage in New
York City yesterday OF Miss Dorothy
l. MARTIN Of 267 Main street, Bristol
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Martin Of l1anbury. aud Attorney
Howard ]. Mather. son OF Prosvcu
ing Attorney and Mrs. James T..
Math.r OF Broadview street. The
ceremony was performed at tho Lit =
tie Church Around the Corner" The
couple we're attended by Attorney
Grin Ives of Albany. p ciaAnate of
Attorney Mather's at Yale. and Mrs.
Ives. Two months ago Mr.. Math,r
and Miss Martin attended ATTORNEY
and Mrs. Ives when they were mar
ried in New York.
Miss Martin has for the past few
years been employed in the office OF
the New Departure Manufacturing
Company. She is an accomplished
singer. having taken course o,
study under a New York master. and
has taken . prominent part in local
amateur theatricals.
} Mr.. Mathsr IL . graduate at yal.
University. elias Of 1925. and re.
ceised his degree al Yale Law schoo
in 1927. For the past two years h.
has prarticed his profession in this
city and is considered one of The
most promising Of the younger lcga
, lights.
. Following vacation at Atlan'i,
City Mr.. and Mrs. Mather will re.id.
, in the Gpsonis. Apartment Alb. an,
will he at home to friend. atte'
February I.
Etrculcn's Concert and dance
| All plans have been completed TO
: the third annual conccr, and dane,
, OF the Firemen's Relief Association
, 20 be held Friday evening. Deem
, Der IS. in the new state armory a
, the corner Of Center and Vale,
, streets. The advance sale OF ticket
, indicates that the armory will b
& hlled to capacity. q large number o
frenen from cities throughout tn
, state having announced their inten
, ton OF attending. Captain Georg
, Grammar Of Engine Company No.
Is general chairman Of the commit
; tee in charge of arrangements an,
Fireman William Dutton Of the Cen
trial Fire Station is floor manager
The New Departure orchestra vii
, furnish the music and dancing vii
!. continue until a. m. The dccora
y tons have been installed by the Edd
awning Company OF New Britai,
The entertainment program. to b
furnished by the Barrett Entertain
:, ers OF Hartford, is as follows:
= Tap dance. Evelyn Dryer: song;
Mabel Barnes: buck dancing, CHR
curd and Logan; songs. Anna NclI
gan: military dance. Evelyn Duyc,
= sonEs and stories. Ernest Wardlc
J. son.s, Mabel Barnes: popular som:
Frank Barrett; novelty rope dane.
,1nrlyn pvyer. songs and storic.
Barrett and Michigan; finale. Rarnc
= Michigan and Rarret'. Miss Natal
kGsinski viii be accompanied an
= Frank J. Bari EFT. master Of Ger,
e n,onies.
= Miss Barnes and Mr.. lWardlc ar
e we'll known As radio entertainers
: having appeared on numerous occa
: SONS at the studios OF VITO =
r hartford.
: Arrested On Mothers l'mnplaint
G Edward Whiting OF North Mai
: street was arrested short, before
9 O'Clock last evening by officer Ed
t ward O'Connor after the man
n mother had made a complaint :
I police headquarters In police ron,
It this morning. Whiting WAS chars
. with drunkenness and breach Of IN
peace. He pleaded guilty to tn
first charge but Informed the cou,
: that be could not ronac mi.or wheth,
h or not he had made a disturbanc,
4 Writings last appearance in pt
# Tic" court was in 1924 and In vie
t OF the good record Of tho accuse
: for the past four years. Judge Wi
y liam J Malone dccidcd 70 eoptjnu
= the ease until Monday. December 4
70 enable the probation officer
investigate conditions and subm
# recommendations.
:. n" Quorum
y Duo to the lack Of the enc~ssa
+ quorum. the meeting OF thc Gil
>. n'arninr commission scheduled II
J. Ncdrn~dnr afternoon WIS no.
< ron~d until tatcr in the month. II
date TO he determined later by t.
~ mayor.