New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

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 Vacates Appeal
 Frank Sericola of Prospect street, who was sentenced by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan In police court last Thursday to six months in jail for violation of the liquor law and who at that time announced that an ap- peal would be taken, vacated the ap- peal Saturday. He was taken to the Hartford county Jail this afternoon to start the sentence. Sericola haA been out under bonds of s2,000 since his arrest on Friday. July 12.
 Sericola's record in the local pc- ice court is a lengthy one ard his appearance in court last Thursday was the sixth for liquor law viola tions. He was arrested last May on Il reputation charge but at that time his case was continued until August .u lo '1t "lidl iliS DeIdNlOI "ou1u be. Before the time limit set by the court had expired, however, he was arrested for the transportation of liquor and the heavy jail sentence followed.
 To Attend Convention
 Delegates from the womens aux Hilary, Seicheprey post, American Le. zion, who will attend the annual state convention 10 be held in Hart. ford on August 2Z, 2a and 21, are: Mrs. Katherine Griffin, president of the local unit Mrs. Ruth D. Ses- sons, secretary; Mrs. John Dolan, Jr., treasurer; Mrs. Irving Wasley, historian; Miss Nancy Johnson, first vice president. The alternstes are: Mrs. Chester Crittenden. Mrs. Her bert Clayton. Mrs. irene Sheldon, Mrs. Harold Joy and Mrs. John Mayer, The Bristol delegates will have headquarters at the Hotel Bond.
 Militia Returns
 Bristols two militia units, Com- pany L, and Third Battalion Head- quarters company, 16sth Infantry, C. N. G., which have been at Camp Trumbull. Mantle, for the past two weeks returned home yesterday morning. They were met at the pas- senger station by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band. which acted aS escort to headquarters in the state armory.
 Months Mind Mass
 A months mind high mass of re- quiem was celebrated at St. Matthew's church at 8 o'clock this morning in memory of Mrs Susan McDermott.
 Funeral of Infant The funeral of William Chiarillo, l month old son of Mir. and Mra. William Chiarillo of S5o Park street, who died Saturday morning. WaS held this morning at the home of the parents. Burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Novcna Services
 Large attendances continue at the annual novena to St. Anne, which opened last Thursday at St. Joseph'b church. A number of visiting priests are expected to assist at the exer- cises until the close of novenA on July 25. The relic is applied after the morning, afternoon and evening services.
 Carnival Postponed
 The children's water carnival, which was to have been held at the Rockwell park lagoon last Saturday. was postponed until Wednesday of this week because of cool weather. A large number of entries have been filed by youthful swimmers and the success of the event is assured. Hits Traffic Standard
 While backing away from the curb In front of the post cffice yesterday afternoon, Albert Fellman Of 1s3 Central street struck the traffic standard in the center of the street at Main street and Riverside avenue. moving it about six inches. He re- ported the matter to police head. quarters but was not held.