New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

8cdut 1eHIy JeBllu9k ana O01C1f William Thompson and one dve-eal- Ian can. one one-gallon jug. three pint bottles and two ons-half pint bottles of alleged liquor confscated.
 Cases Continued
 The cases of Iver Swan, charged with drunkenness. breach of the peace and resistance: Fritz Vogt of 20 Wilson street, New Haven. charged with reckless driving; and Mrs. Anna Banack of East Main street, Forestville. charged with violation of the liquor law. were continued until Tuesday morning, July 17h
 swan was arrested shortly before midnight Saturday at the corner of West and School streets, following | complaint made to police headauar- ters. When Officers Thomas Mo Carthy and Edward O'Connor en- deavored 10 put him into the police car. he resisted 50 strenuously that It was necessary for O'Connor to tan him on the head with his blackjack. swan was attended by Dr. B. F. Donahue, police surgeon. who dressed the wound caused by the of fcer's club,
 Noget was arrested Sunday after noon on Broad street by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski.
 The arrest Of Mrs. Banack vax the result of raid conducted last Fri day evening by Sergeant Henry Jer- llnskl and Officer William rhomp- son. Who found six quarts of al legged liquor in the oven of the kitchen stove. Mrs. Ranack, in re- questins the continuance, stated that she had employed the services Of Attorney Harry Ginsburs Of New hritaln but he had not arrived. Mfr, dlnsburg reached Bristol shortly after court adjourned.
 Police Meeting
 A special meeting of the mem hers of the police department ha. been called for s:3o D. M, w.dnes- oav' July IS, at which time dele gates 10 the State Police Association convention in New Britain, August \, will be elected
 Tax Warrants Issued
 Arrangements are being made to- cay oy Tax Collector Frank B. Riley TOT the issuance of 70 warrants by the prosecuting attorneys office for personal tax delinquents These will be served during the week and the dellnquents brought before the court saturday morning.
 Breaks Leg
 Patrick Roche of 3e2 Broad street a broken leg as the result of a fall near his home Saturday evening
 MT. Roche was returning to his home by shortcut through the lots when he stumbled over the stump of tree which was concealed by the deep grass. He was removed to the Bristol hospital.
 Abandoned Car
 The police department has in its possession an abandoned car, which left in the front yard of Alex smith on Lake avenue Saturday nisht. MT. Smith. while sitting on hls veranda. was surprised to see . car driven into the lot in front of his home and man alight. With out looking around, the occupant of the car removed the markers and then jumped into a large touring ear which had evidently been following him.
 Notes
 Miss Mary Kirchgessner and Miss Genevieve Fitzpatrick of Forestville. with Miss Agnes o'Brien of Hart. ford. left last evening for a two weeks vacation in Canada. Included Tn their itinerary is q several days voyage on the St. Lawrence and San. yunay rivers.
 A meeting of the city playsround commission will be held at .7.30 o'clock Wednesday evening, July ls. the city council chamber
 Policeman Aldie Brault and James McNamee resumed their duties in he department today following . of two weeks.
 Mrs. Grace A. TruemneP
 Mrs. Grace A. Truemner, aged 5l, wife of William E. Truemner of 2o7 North Main street. died at the Bris. ol hospital Sunday following an ill., ness of five months. She vas born n Winslow. Maine. the daughter of Nr. and Mrs. John veague. Her 'arly life was spent in that city and he was married there l4 years ago, oming to this city seven years ago lnd since residing here. Mrs. Truem- fer was a member of the Bristol B ptist church and for . number of ears was employed as a clerk at the duzzy Brothers store.
 The funeral will be held at e:so o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Bristol Baptist church. Rev. P.F. will conduct tho services nd the remains will be shipped to Maine. for interment.
 Mrs. EnCta l.. Bunnell
 Word was received in this city to- lay of the death Sunday in Pasa. lena. Cal. of Mrs. Elicia Bunnel. ged S6, widow of the late Thomas She was for many years'a esident of Bristol. She had been ill or the past year with infirmities in- ident to old age. Mir. and Mrs 'unneli moved to Pasadena 1T years go. Mir. Bunnell dying in that city ast January.
 Surviving her are two sons, schuy- er U.. of Santiago. Cal. and Allen A.. of Pasadena, and | daughter. fiss Sarah E. Bunnell of Pasadena. he funeral services will bs held on afternoon at her resi- ence and burial will be in Pasa- ena-
 Cabbage. cauliflower. celery plants re best this week. Lester, Maple