New Britain herald., 1929-09-06

GOO. He has been recognized a5 an expert in farm valuations an1 on many occasions was called in to testify on such values in cases of litigation. For many years he con- ducted a large dairy farm but re- tired from active business several months ago.
 Coincdent with Mr. NeWelTs an- nouncement, the candidacy of Leigh D. Minor for the post of assessor WAS made public and q nominating petition in his behalf was being cir cuIated this morning by Rolfe F. Rowe. Mr, Minor is democrat and for many years has been en- gagged in inc farming business in the Chtppons Hill District
 Board of Relief Candidate
 The nominating petition Of Ed ward Ingraham for the hoard of re- lief was filed in the office of the city clerk today.
 stephen hossol<0wski
 stephen kossokowski 22, of School street, Pequahuck, died last evening following short illness. The funeral will fake place at his late home at S,3G o'clock tomor- TOW morning followed by requiem high mass at o'clock at St Casi- mfrs church, TcrryrilIe. Burial will be in St, Mary's cemetery, Ter ryville.
 Reckless Driving Charge NoIIed
 X charge of reckless driving against Mrs Beatrice Gallon os Moosup was nolIod by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony ]. Rich this morning on payment of costs. 4 summons was served on Mrs. Gall lon by the state police of DanieIson at the request Of the local depart mcnt.
 itiks' Ciamballe
 The annual outing and clambake of inc Bristol Lodge Of t,lks Will be held Sunday at O'Bricn's Bunga- low on Fall Mountain 4 shore dinner will be served at 2 p. m. anl will b" followed by a program of entertainment and sports under ths direction Of Joseph P Carroll.
 Dump Fire
 Squad A was called out at S:15 o'clock last night for dump fire on Divinity street near Peck Lane. The blaze was eXtinguishcd with water.
 Case Noie1
 A nolle was entered by Prosecu- ting Attorney Anthony J. Rich this morning in the case of Frank Cor ski of 21 Irving street charged with breach Of the peace. He was ar- rested early last evening by Ser gcant Henry Jeglnski and PoIice- man James Burns after Mrs. Cor ski had made a complaint at heal quarters
 To Address IA. of C.
 John Gunshunan of Hartford. who has been prominent in the fight against tuberculosis in the state for many years. will be the speaker at meeting of palos coun- ciL Knights of Columbus, to be held in the clubrooms on North Main street. Mr. Gunshanan will make an appeal for funds for furnishing radio equipment at St Francis hos- pitaL Hartford.
 Case Continued
 The case of Bennie Worchin, charged with reckless driving, was continued until tomorrow morning by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich today. Worchin was arrested following an accident on Park street several days ago.
 Funeral of Or>emus $. Chapman
 The funeral of Orsemus s. Chap man, G&. of Center street, who died Wednesday in New York city following a brief illness with pneu- monj3. was held at his late home at , o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church, ofici- a'ed and burial was in West ceme- t"fY. Committal services were m charGe of Franklin lodge, No. 5s A. r. and A. NJ.
 Funeral of Mrs. Paul kijewski
 The funeral Of Mrs Paul Kiiew- ski Of 7S Union street, was held It her late home at $50 o'clock th's and at St. stanislaus church at 9 o'clock. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev George BartlrwsEi and burial was in the new St. Joscph's ccmetcry.t
 IiLs' Lodge of sorrow
 lodge of sorrow was held hy n" Bristol Lodge of Elks last eve hing for Thomas n, Clancy Of nionNillo and Frank A. Haviland 'f this city. The culogics were de- jT"red ny Attorney George Hanra- 1an Of Nnionvillo and Past Exalted Ruler William r. IIynds of Bristol. ERIC KELLY BACK IN POLAND
 WIlno, Poland Sept. 6 lP>--Eric Kelly, who recently obtained the jrst prize of the American Libraries Association for his book The Tr1Im-