New Britain herald., 1928-09-24

essary for employees Of the pubii
 works department 10 erect q sma
 bridge to ena ble persons iivinx mort
 of the intersection and employees (
 the lamp company 10 paas. The installation Of the surfac
 sewer is the resudt of a reques
 made to the city council over tw Gases NtDlieL
 A charge of operating a motor Ne hlcle with defective brakes agains
 Earl GarthWaite of 4S2 West Mail street. Waterbury. was nolled b Prosecuting Attorney James T. Ma thsr this morning on payment o costs amounting 10 $ltsO. when l was found that the officers making the arrest were not present 10 les tify.
 Garthwaite. with three compan ions. were found asleep early Satur day morning ill d sedan at the eas end of the Memorial Boulevard b, Officer Edward O'Connor and Tim othy Lambert, who were on theil way home in O'Connor's automobile Stopping in investigate. Garthwaite according to the officers. becam. fresh" and the officers started back to headquarters with the four men Officer O'Connor. who was driving Garthwaite's car, attempted 10 turn into Main street from the Me,noria 1ioutavard only to find that neither hold. As resui.. the cllar." of de fectiNe brakes was lodged asains, and his three compun- ions Were permitted to go.
 X charge Of operating q moto, vehicle with defective foot brake Was also nolled against Albert Rode of Plainville. who Was represented by Attorney Charles F. Conlon. Sev- cral days ago Conlon's car coilided with an automobile operated by Mrs. Blanche White of First street near the west end of the Memorial Bou- leNard. The damage to both cars was slight.
 George F. DaNy, arrested Satur- day afternoon by Officer James Nc Nance in the center of Forestville for violation of traffic rules, also re- ceived a noile after paying the costs of the case.
 To Settle for Damage
 Fred H. Holden of Plainville, who drove his automobile through the of the Kobers Bakery in F'orestNille early Saturday morning. appeared before Prosecuting Attor- icy James T. Mather this morning md agreed to settle for all damages.
 Holden at the time of the acci- lent was on his way home from the orge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing company where he is employed nights. He was unable 10 .Aplain how his car happened to cave the road except that he mo- dozed off. The damage 0 the store front was estomated at approximately t4oo.
 Mrs. Aurt,lic Maynard
 Mrs. Aurelie Maynard, S2, widow f the late Maxine Maynard, died t s:30 o'clock last evening at her lome. ls Landry street, from in- rmities incident to old age.
 Born in St. Simon, Canada, June 6. 1s46, the daughter of Cashmere nd Aurelie Pare. her early years 'ere spent in that village. Sixty wo years ago she was married Tn Florence. Mass. to Maxine May. lard, who died on March 2, 1925. dr. and Mrs. Maynard celebrated heir golden wedding anniversary n July IT, 1916. For the past 47 ears Mrs. Maynard had resided in 'ristol. coming to this city from lew Hartford. She was a member the St. Ann's society of St. Ann's hurch and was actively interested the affairs Of that organization.
 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. verett Barnes and Mrs. Della 1einer. both Of this city: one son, oseph D. Maynard of California; vo sisters, Mrs. Carrie Archam- eault of Sarasota, Fla. and Mrs. ntonie Ammon of Rice Lake, Wis 1! 'nsin: also by eleven grandchi:- ren. five great-grandchildren and 1 'veral nieces and nephews. 1 The funeral will be held at St. l ms church at o'clock Wednes- ay morning. Rev. J. P. Perreault i'll celebrate the high mass of re- liem and burial will be in the -mfly lot in the New Hartford | 
 To Hold Mission
 A two weeks mission will be held
 St. Joseph's church starting lnday. November 11th, according
 an announcement made at all of masses Sunday morning by Rev. liver T. Magnell The services will in charge of the Passionist fath- 5 of West springfild. Mass. The st week will be for the women of C parish and the second week for c men.
 The annual census of St. Josept's irish started this morning and will
 continued until all of the fami. s have been vis,,ed.
 was also made that ans are being prepared for a car. val to be held November 29. 3v Id December 1st.
 Through Trolley Service Commencing tonight. it is expect
 that trolley cars of the Bristol action company on the Terryville e will be run through from this y to the terminus at the west end
 Terrytille. For the past few onths. due to the construction of 1 new state highway between Bris-
 and Thomaston. it has been nec- sary to transfer passengers near 3 plant of the Cooper Oven Ther- 'meter company in Pequabuck, using some delay to the service d considerable inconvenience to ( irons.