New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

ing hearing in police court Sat urday morning, August IT. Tricarico, according to the police, stated that he was hauling the beer from a Waterbury brewery to points outside of the city. He is engaged in the trucking business in this city.
 Hearing Again Continued
 The hearing in the accident on Lake avenue last Saturday evening, In which cars operated by Joseph F.. Wells of 99 Pennington avenue. New Britain. James Cianci of PA Lawlor street, New Britain, and John A. Szamier of 42 Union street, this city, which was scheduled for this morn ing. was again continued by Prose- cutting Attorney Anthony J. Rich today until tomorrow. Michael Carlan of Lawlor street, New Brit ain, John Lawrise of Lawlor street, New Britain. and Wells. who were treated at the Bristol hospital for minor cuts and bruises, have been discharged from that institution.
 Police Board Meeting
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb stated this morning that a meeting of the board of police commissioners would be held some evening this week but that the definite date had not as yet been decided upon.
 In discussing the matter of addi- tional police protection, he re- marked that he believed the city at the present time was under-policed, but whether anything would be done at this time was problematical. He thought it possible that no definite action would be taken until the preparation of the city budget for the year 1929-30.
 Funeral of Mrs. Gustafson
 The funeral of Mrs. Esther Gus tafson, wife of Charles Gustafson of Circle street, Forestville, who died Sunday in the Plainville hospital, was held at 2;3O o'clock this ater- noon at the Swedish Congregational church on Queen street. Rev. Vie tor T. Oblom conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery,
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 Makeup examinations in all sub Jects will be held at the High school at SEQ a. m. tomorrow. As this IS the only opportunity offered to take the makeup examinations, all pn- DIS desiring to take any examina- tions, must report at the time men toned
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular meeting of Con- bounce tribe, I. o. R. NJ, will be held at o'clock this evening in the WigWam on Prospect street Following the business session there will be d rehearsal by the chiefs de- gree team, which will trail to Green field. Mass, on Saturday 10 confer the degree on a large class of hunt CTS and warriors.
 To Play Postponed Game
 The game between the West Ends md New Departure baseball teams. which was postponed last Sunday on account Of rain, will be played next sunday afternoon at Muzzv leld, according to an announcement made yesterday by Thomas Mona nan, president of the City baseball eague.
 Tomorrow evening at Muzzy field he West Ends will oppose the For sstHllle team, runners-up in the eaguo standing.
 Feast of the Assumption
 Thursday, the Feast of the As- will be observed in the Catholic churches of the city. Al St. JoseDh's church masses will De celebrated at 5:30, 6:30, 7:3O. S:3a and 9:3o a. m. At St. Matthew's church, ForcstviIle, the masses will be at 5:3O and s q. m.
 On Vacation
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the ocal police department and Mrs .eGllnski left yesterday for Long Ts- and city, where they will spend the emalnder of the week. The ser l cant will resume his duties nevt 1 '1onday.
 At Saratoga Springs
 station C2Ggagemaster Thomas I. iennesSey and Mrs. Hennessev of ieIien street are enjoying a weeks acation at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
 $. <. Y. Auxiliary Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Sons Chion Veterans auxiliary will be cid at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow ev,- Ing The business session will he oIloWed by whist party with Mrs 'eneVieve Piper and Mrs. AHca 'fuce acting as hoStessns