New Britain herald., 1929-01-09
BRISTOL news
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Chief Ernest T. Belden. the police
board voted TO establish a new beat
which will provide, adequate pro-
lection for the Federal Hill section.
Streets included in the beat are
Bellevue avenue, Center. Maple.
Stcarns TO Goodwin. Woodland as
far as Walnut. Stewart. Judd. Oak
land. Grove. Bradley. Broadview and
back to Center street. After 3:25 a.
m. the officer covering this beat will
be available for patrol duty in the
business section.
The establishment of n separate
also permit the officer who reports
for duty at the west side at p. M.
to remain In that part Of the city
until a. m. In tho past it has been
customary to leave that section of
the city practically unprotected aft
or 10 p. M, at which time the Off
Ger transferred bis activities to the
Federal Hill.
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Mrs. Bridget J. Foley, 81. widow
Of John J. Foley, died at her home.
20 Woodine street last night follow
ing an illness OF seven months.
Rorn at Captain Bay. Ncwfound-
land. the daughter OF John and Ellen
Hossiter. Mrs. Foley came to this
city as r. young woman and 81 years
ago was married. Her husband died
four years ago.
Surviving are six daughters. Mrs.
Cornelius Connolly. Mrs. Richard
Sweeney. Mrs. John kaminski, Miss
Florence Foley and Miss Mary Fo-
ley Of this city and Mrs. Bryce White
Of Plantsvile; three sons. Edward
Foley Of Cleveland. Ohio, Joseph
Foley of Waterbury. Conn. and Luke
Foley Of Bristol: two sisters, Mrs.
Ellen Sullivan Of Boston and Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcdonald Of Newfound-
land: also by Is grandchildren.
The funeral will be held at St.
Iosephs church at o o'clock Friday
morping. Rev. William r, Latin
will celebrate the high mass Of re-
QUEEN and burial Will be In st..
Thomas cemetery.
ENHANCEMENT Charge Nolled
A charge Of emhezzlement against
Domenick Zaleski, alias Domenick
Ales. local real estate man, was nolf-
cd this morning by Prosecuting At
torney James r. Mather after he had
been informed by the complainant
that restitution had been made. The
amount involved was $40 and repre-
scented a payment made to Ales for
insurance.
lIlrcmcn's 1saIl Nets Sizeahic Sum
The annual concert and dance OF
the Firemen's Relief association net
ted the organization. $l.lc3.cS, ac-
cording 10 the report OF the COM
mittee submitted at a meeting held
in central fire station last evening. A
few returns are yet 10 be made and
the committee believes that the
amount cleared will reach sl,l50
when the final report is made.
Granted Divorce
street was granted a divorce from
Michael A. Pclletier. carnival trouper
by Judge Isaac Wolfe in the supe-
rior court at Hartford Tuesday. The
complaint charged that he beat and
kicked her and failed to support his
wife and child. Mrs. PeIletier was
given the custody OF her daughter.
The couple we're married In this
city on June q. 1896. James r
Mather of this city represented Mrs
Pelletier
Plead Not Guilty
Louis Albertelli, SO, and Victor
vanoni, %. both Of this city, charg.
cd with assault with intent to kill
entered a plea Of not guilty when
presented before Judge Arthur f.
Ellis in the criminal superior cour,
at Litchheld Tuesday. They chose
TO be tried by jury.
The two men are charged with al
assault upon John WEIGH, an aged
recluse Of Tolles, several months ago
in an effort to force him to revea
the hiding place OF a sum Of none.
which he was reputed to have hid
den in the vicinity Of his shack
Welch was taken to a lonely spot il
New Hartford and after being strip
ped Of his outer clothing. was tiet
TO tree. We later succeeded in re-
leasing himcelf and reaching hous,
some distance away. Albertelli an'
Nanoni were arrested early the mex
morning at their respective home
Ivy state and local police. II is un
derstood they admitted the asst
but denied the intent to kill. TIL