New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

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 Poloski. together with . ffteaA. left this city on Jspvssy 70. iS3s, in an automobile stslea fFo0 . tar. age in tho west end ef the city. They proceeded to RetAsspsst whsss the car broke dswn aud wes sboa- doned. Poieski then prssssds1 C steal another car in that city anl had got as far as Stamford wAsa he was apprehended on informs. tion furnished by the Bridgeport police. He was sentenced te thrse years in prison when brpueht bs. fore the Fairnela county superior court and served two and ens-hsIf years of the sentence. He wss se. arrested by the Bristol police fol- lowing his release from stats's pTis- on and when brought before the io- cal court. was bound ever to tho superior court under bead sf el,- GOO.
 Poloski now faces the possibility of being depoFted as an hSbituaI criminal. a federal warrant hsvihg been issued several months aSs. He was represented in superior court by Attorney Thomas F. McDonovgh. who will also handle his cass ia the federal court.
 Henry Stseias
 Henry Strelau. s6. of :02 Farm. ington avenue died at s:3o o'clock last evening at his home following an illness of two weeks. Born in Poland, August ,lss2, Mir. Strelau came to this city n | young man and married Aiss Ma tilda Manke. For the past tea years he had been employed at the factory of the c. J. Root company and prior to that time was in the employ of the New Depa rturs Manu- featuring company.
 Surviving. besides his wife. arc three sons, Fred. Reinhardt and Gus strelau, all Of this city: four daush- ters. Mrs. Martha Sonstrcem cf Bridgeport and the Misses Melita. Laura and Ruth Strelau of this city. Miss Melita Strelau was to be married next week hut the wedding has been postponed.
 The funeral will probably bs hell at the late home at o'clock Sun. day afternoon and at 2:3O at the German Lutheran church on Nea. dow street. Rev. George Meyer will conduct the service and burial will be in West cemetery.
 Columbus Ec.eoratioa
 Arrangements are now being made by the Sons Of Italy lodge, No scr of this city. to celebrate the 4SGth anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus. The sx. ercises will be held at Muzsy AelA on October l2th. The committes has already contracted for what Will be the finest exhibition of fireweriks ever seen in the city.
 The officers of the Sons of Italy lodge are as follows: President. Al. bert Fiorillo: ex-president. Jack Carpenter; vice president, Dominice Capone: corresponding secretary. Biaslo Reale: financial secretary, Dinnigi satina; orator. Andrea De. tomaso.
 At the present tir,e the organiza. ton has over two hundred mem. bers in Bristol. The special com mittee. in charge of arrangements for the celebration. are Albert Flor illc. Jack Carpenter, Btaglo ReaIe. James Nesoi. Amadro Cevoti, Charles Fortunate. Vincenze Pinto, Niccta sasso. Catnllo Fucinin. Dom. inico Sinissall. Salvatore Fa1sini, Sperry Mastrcbattisto, Frank Dam. brosio, Antonio Colombo. John Mar chese, Antonio Raffanello. Aifrido and Carlo Savallone.
 .AdOlph Peterson
 Adoiph Peterson, aged e. of .e1 Stamford avenue, Torestville, lied last night at the Hartford hospital. He underwent a major operation two weeks ago but failed to respend to treatment. He was born fn Swe. den in 1s66 and came to this coun. try in 1889, settling in Bristol. He was married 3S years ago in this city to Mathilda Algren and moved 10 Forestville in 1903 and had re- sided there since. For the past 60 years he was employed at the 1es- sions Clock factory in Fcrestsille. He attended Asbury Methodist church and was . member of 1ss- sions lodge. Knights Of Pythias, Or der of Owls and the Hundred Nen'a club.
 Surviving him are his wife, feur sons. William Gustaye. Oscar and Paul Peterson. one daughter. Miss Edith Peterson and one brother. John Peterson, all of this city.
 The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at As nury Methodist church with Rev. F. Davis. dr., conducting he services and burial will De in Forestville cemetery.