New Britain herald., 1929-09-10
property owner offset the amount of
Tax Warrants Served

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 damages.
 Tax Warrants Served
 Warrants for 40 personal tax de-
 IinqueQts were signed this morning
 by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony
 J. Rich and these will be served
 either today or tomorrow by Ser
 geant Henry Jeglinski. Those sum-
 moned will be given a hearing or
 saturday morning, September fl, and will be assessed. in addition to the tax Of $2 and a delinquency fee Of Sl the costs involved by the court.
 Arrested on WOman's Complaint
 Joseph Dargos of 2g Anderson avenue, Forestville was arrested this morning following complaint made to police headquarters by Mrs Robert Cook of the same address that the man had called her names and created disturbance last Sun day. The complaint was filed last sunday but two visits to the Dargos home failed to locate him.
 The Dargos and Cook families re- side in the same house and have aired their troubles in court on at least one previous occasion when Dargos was placed on probation. ! High school Football
 Prospects for a successful football season at the Bristol high school loom considerably brighter than in i past years and 50 candidates have al- ! ready reported 10 Tommy Monahan, i sports mentor of the public schools. i Available from last years team are i Captain Conbath, George Huh. Ben AIairo, Rod Cumming. Kelley. ] lIasEc. Louis Goulette. Louis Alber- i i telIi Jimmie Fitzgerald. Phil Szvp . ] and Henry Boyar. Equipment has | been distributed to the players and 1 practices are now being held daily in preparation for the Alumni game on l | the morning Of September A. But four homo games will he played this season as follows: September 21. Enfield; September 2S, Torrington; october 19, West Hartford; October | 26, MiddIetoWn.
 The athletic field is now being put in shape for the season under the . direction of Manager Reilly and his assistants.
 Auto Catches Fire 1
 Squad A and Engine CompaA No. ! ? were called out at &:45 D. m. Mon ! day when an automobile. the owner ! ship Of which was not determined by ilremen, caught fire on Summer street. Chemicals were used 10 ex- tinGuish the blaze. The damage was slight.
 Button Petition Filed
 Friends of Councilman Frank Out ton yesterday filed a petition nomiD- atine him as a candidate for the city council at the primary election on September 2f. Except for one term, when Mr. Dutton ran for mayor and was defeated. he has served continuously as a member of tho city council since the city form oi government was adopted in 1911.
 Pctcrs-Hcshi
 Miss Viola Hoslli, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John HOski of Burnham street, Terryyille, and Harry Peters, son of AIr. and Mrs. pasquale Peters ot Goodwin street, Bristol, were married Monday morning at st. Cas- lmir's church. Terryyille. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Peter J. kaczmarsIli. who also celebrated the nuptial high mass.
 Miss Alma Hcresko of TerrvyilIe , was maid of honor and Fred Peters. " cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man. Following the cerc- mony a reception was held at the nome of the brides parents. Mir. !! and Mrs, Peters left for a wedding trip to Canada and upon their re- l urn will reside on BUrnham street. 
 I&"h Removed From inteStincS
 The condition of Antoinettc Nor occo, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morocco of 4S Nea- dow street, was reported much im- ; proved today. X tack. which the child had swallowed Saturday. was | removed from the intcstines Mon ! day afternoon by Dr. Robert J. Eoyle after N-rays 10 locate the ob- d staclc had been taken by Dr. Joseph ! Woisard C
 To Erect Tenement Building A building permit was issued " Monday afternoon by the donarf- T nont Of public works to Michael = |hular to erect a store and tenc- nont building al the corner of Hol- len and Sixth streets. The cxcava- ion work has already been started nd the building will be ready for occupancy late this year.
 Funeral of Napolcan pinaiu
 The funeral Of NapoIean Pinard. @, of Stevens street. was held at he homo Of his son Alfred PinarI. Federal street. at 7:Go o'clock his morning and at St. Ann'5 'hurch at s o'clock. Rev. Joseph ,. Perreault celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was Tn he new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Approaching Nupt.als
 The marriage of Miss Mary EIiz- beth Crowley, daughter of Mir. and lrs. Dennis C. Crowley of Stafford Venuo and Edmund ]. Canerty of Pine street, will be solomnizcd at 't. Matthews church, Forestvjua n Monday morning, September 1f. m application for a marriage H- cnsc was filed by the couple yes crday.
 Other Marriage intentions
 Applications for marriage licenses we're also filed Monday afternoon n tho office Of the city clerk by 2 oseph D. Fries, Jr. Of 66 Gaylorl h treot and Catherine M. Shcohy of e 64 North Main street and by FL } 1ore l., Hustins Of Oakland. Me. E