New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

$200 and costs for violation of tue liquor law. On May IS, 1924. he was again brought before the South- ington court for violation of the H- quor law and bound over to the su- Lerior court. On October IS, 1925, he was again arrested by the Soutn- ington authorities and at that time fined $250 and costs. A six months Jail sentence was suspended with tie understanding that he leave that town.
 According to information in the hands of the local authorities Rzep- eWski opened the Stafford avenue establishment about six weeks ago and numerous complaints had been made by neighbors.
 tanCrty-CTowlcy
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Crowley. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Dennis C. Crowley of Stafford avenue, and Ed llund J. Cafferty of Pine street. We're married at o'clock this morn- ing at St. Matthew's church. For 'StNlle. Rev. James T. Mcdonald performed the ceremony and also, celebrated the nuptial high mass. Miss Eileen Crowley, a sister of tlfe bride, was maid of honor. and James Cafferty, a brother of the bride- groom, was best man.
 Miss Crowley is a graduate of tie Bristol High school and has been employed in the office of the Natiop- al Marine Lamp Co. MT Cafferty also attended the Bristol schools and was lieutenant of infantry in tie World war, serving in France.
 Following q Wedding trip to Ari- lona and California. Mir. and Mrs. Catferty will resale on Stafford ave- Luc.
 Cigar store Entered
 The store of Constantine Boyi of "45 Park street Was entered some time Saturday night and about $47 worth Of cigars and tobacco stolen, according to d report made to the police Sunday. Detective Sergeant Daniel McG.lliCuddy is conducting the investigation.
 Council Meeting
 An adjourned meeting Of the city council will be held at 7:S0 o'clock Tuesday evening. September r. Bids for the construction of a aani- tary sewer on Emory court will be opened and the contract awarded.
 Laurence Thorpe
 Laurence Thorpe $l, of 19 High street, died at his home Sunday fol- lowing short illness with pneu- monia.
 Mir. Thorpe was born in Bristol and had spent his entire life here. He attended the local schools and for the past five years had bean employed aa boollkcepor for the Sessions Foundry Co.
 Surviving are his wife. who be- fore her marriage one year ago. Was Miss Ann Koll&r Of Mt. Upton. N. l.; his father Dr. Walter F. Thorpe, and one brother. Malcolm E. Thorpe, | professor at Yale uni Ncr5ity.
 The funeral will be held at tho home at 2:30 o'clocl; Tuesday aft crnoon, Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church. will conduct the service, and burial will be in West cemc- tcry.
 Petition Withdrawn
 The petition of Samuel Large q, a candidate for the city council was Withdrawn this morning by Ar. Large. The petition vas filed 5v iriends of Mir, Large unknown to him "
 struck Ky Auto
 Michael Pad, of 2 Jacob straa. was slightly injured Saturday eve hlhE when he was struck on West street by an automobile operataj by Joseph Smith of Hamden. ALr. Fad was attended by Dr. R. R. Rob- pms for minor cuts and bruises Mfr. smith Was not held by the noIjca
 Park Board Meeting
 X meeting of the board of mark commissioners will be held at 8 O clock Wednesday evening in tha city council chamber,
 New Departure Field Day
 Approximately l5.000 persons a+- ended tho annual outing and field doy CT the New Departure Manil- recurring Co, Saturday at Muzzy held. The athletic meet was won by Plant A of this city. The iuds,s ot the parade were William T. Tracy, Charles k. Riley. Judge Wi. liam J. Malone. William Kjm.a,, and George March. Prizes were awarded.