New Britain herald., 1929-06-17

slls V ll4@! a eat Prssscsttng Attssnsy E1w1es ouinlaa. Deanpfe vAs esye6es4 1fs i:3e ,. n. yestes1ay hg oeaoea Henry Jeslinski aftsr AA A4l VI A trade stanAard ii ocAsel aAe Church stseets.
 \ cAarss ef intsxiesttsa soalNst Alfred Goodell ef %$0 nSoaA seTst4 was also nelled by the peeaoe1*ss. ceedeli was srrssts4 Saturday l6gAe by Motorcycle Policeman JeM4o Burns on Piainvills tFellsy cas after the crew had msSs . oom- plaint.
 Nosth 616e GAng . Ta1b
 In an e6ort to break pD . 0aag which Aanss out tn the nestheea section Of the city. Ssrseaat Hs4Ey JeElinski and Policeman TbeMss Quinlan paid visit to the shask nf Edward Giles on Burlington avesus yesterday afternoon and aPrsOeel Giles. Frank Marsh. Paul Ehlest. Thomas Casey. William O'Brien, Wilbur Hart and Robert williams after | complaint had been rsesivs.i from netEhbors. h police court this morning Giles was sentsacsA te 18 days in jsil and each Of the eth4f men given svspended sentences tee a similar psrtod.
 Chief Ernest T. Bsldsn testta44 that numerous co,nplaiats had bssa made to him in the past about the North Side gang's csroustng at the Gilss shack. and he urged the eeust to take the necessary stepe te eJeea up the situation. Judss Naleae e. cspted his rscemnep1attens aaA iJn. posed the ssntsncss.
 Quinlaa Makss Debas
 Edward J. ouinlan. appetatsd ss- sistant prosecuting attsrnsy ea Ney l. made hts debut in that cspsstty this morning. facing one Of the bss. jest court sessions in recent meatAG
 Arrested F,oe Sssaljng Wea1 John Del Febero. an empleye Af Amos Mincini Of New Britain. canss to Bristol for . weekend vtsit and to make arrangements for the rs. moval Of his furniture to tAis city. While here. he discovered | pile If approximately thrss cords of voel stacked at the corner Of Park anA Divinity streets and decided. accoel. ing to the police. that it would be . good idea to store 1t in the back yard of his new home. He accord. insly loaded it on | truck and later unloaded it in the aforesaid Aack yard.
 Later in the day. Fred Helnias. local contractor and owner Of the ood. notified police headSuartefs that it was missing and an invssti- fation was immediately atarteA. Policeman Connolly. who was pa. trolling that section of the city. no ticing the weed being moved. toek down the registration number Of the truck in the event 1t mtgAt prevs valuable later on. His hunch provSA to be a sood one and. as . result q it. he took Del Febero into custe1y ct o'clock last night.
 This morning when the cess VII called before the prosscutins attor. ney. HelmtnE decided not te preAs the charge of theft against D-l Febero. and the case was nAlled ea payment of costs
 Funeral of MIln,ot M. Aaaas
 The funeral of Wilmot V. Bates ef ls Grove street. who died saturaay morning. vas held at hts late heas at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. George Griffith conducted the sarv. ices. and burial was in the family lot in Westfield. MaA.
 MT. Bates was . native of Wett- field ana had spent his entire life there until 10 year. ago. when he came to Bristol to enter the employ of the New Departure Manufactur- ine company. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruth 0. Bates: and one son. Thcmas o. Bates, both of this city M
 Funeral of Henry Stevensoa
 Funeral services for J. Henry Ste- venson of Wolcott road. who dtsd Friday afternoon following a short illness with pneumonia. wers held at ,:so o'clock this afternoon at the funeral home of c. Funk and Son on Prospect street. Rev. P. E. wolfen- den officiated. and burial was in West cemetery.
 R.Weekly Bridge Party
 Another of the series of bi-week. iy auction bridge parties will be held at the Chippanee Country club on Wednesday afternoon. A lunch- con will be served at 1 o'clock.
 The hostesses for the occasion arc Mrs. T. C. D. Crow. Mrs. R. E. Clin- gan. Mrs. ]. A. Ashwell and Mrs. Kenneth Reckwith.
 Spirttualists' Meeting
 The 65th annual meeting of the Compounce Spiritualists' association will be held on Wednesday. The bus mess meeting will open at l0:30 .. m.. at which time officers will be elected and the reports of the retir. ing officers submitted. At II .. m. a conference will be held and at D. m. Mrs. Ellen Loveridge Of Bridgeport will give messages and Mr. Myco of Torrington will lecture.
 ForeutvtlIe Team IOaes
 The Forestville baseball team Of the Bristol City league was defeated in Harwinton yesterday. : to :. in | hard fought game. A large deleca- ton from this city accompanied the team.
 N'est End Wia First Cau,4
 The West End A. c. baseball team won it's first game in the City Baseball league at Muxzy Field Sat- urday afternoon at the expense of the Maple Ends. Tracy, pitching for the winning team. proved invincible. alinv,inR thA hoya fron, fhA nAVfh