New Britain herald., 1929-12-17

toDA1, DECEMBER 17, crust on the snow.
 The rabbits and the ferret were i produced in court as evidence.
 Case Is Postponed
 The ease of Attorney James Car i. roll of Waterbury. alleged driver of i the automobile which killed Fran | cesco DiI}enedetto a few weeks ago l was postponed by the court until 2 finding is made by Coroner J. GiI- bert Calhoun. As of yet no definite charge has been placed against At torney Carroll by the local police Of iiclals, he being placed under arrest on a technical charge Of reckless driving.
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 Thrrc will be a meeting of the American Legion this evening at Le- zion hall on Whiting street. Reports of the progress in the membership drive will be made by the various chalmrn of committees A report VI i'i ''l' p l'' ll'lIt liN lIl' ' Ili lSillltIS tree committee.
 The large Christmas tree that is 10 be placed in Legion park on Whiting street by Brock Barnes post has arrived and will be set mp in the near future. The tree will he beautifully trimmed and will be lighted with Colorcd electric bulbs. The Legion is conducting a sale of Christmas trees this year. and they may be inspected in the rear Of Cum ningham's lunch room. Phone or ders will be given prompt attention. The committee in charge of the sale Of trees IS Pierce Clark. Edward Harrows and Frank LcNasseur. Walter Jcwctt Dies Walter JcWett. pioneer settler in the Westwood park district. died at his home in that section last evening at the age of G9 years. Born in Sheffield, England. Mr. Jewett emf. grated 10 this country and came 10 Plainville more than three decades ago. In 1928 he built the first house in the section which is now known . as West wood Park, where he has re sided since that time.
 Mr. JeWcrt was a member of the American Order Sons of St. George. Sheffield lodge of Newark. x. J. ] He is survived by his wife: one i daughter. Mrs. William (. Rowe of i NcsiWood park; one son. Walter i JeWctt, Jr., of Detroit, Mich, ana
 nine grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held q; i his late home at o'clock Thursday
 afternoon. Rev. Lincoln Frye. rector of the Church of Our Saviour, will
 oiIici&t". Int"rment will be made il
 West cemetery.
 Funeral of !. \. Clark
 i Funeral services for Allison Nor
 is Clark. aged g3 years, who die.
 Saturday afternoon at o'clock ;:'
 the home of his son. Charles L. l Clark of II Pennington avenu.,
 after an illness of five months, we,,
 held this afternoon at , o'clock q
 the late home. Rev. J. Roy Wilke:
 son. pastor of the Plainvile Congr4 gational church, ofliciated. Buri4 was in West cemetery.
 The pallbearcrs were Postmast"
 James l.. Usher, Frank Usher, How ard Usher, Pierce Clark, John Roo , bins and Frank White.
 Funeral of Mrs. TrumbulI . Funeral services for Mrs. Mar Harper Trumbull, mother of Cover nor John II. Trumbull who die
 sunday evening at her home o | Maple street after q long illness, wi s he held from the home tomorro ,, afternoon at o'clock. The fami! Q and immediate friends will atten the services. Rev. J. Roy Wilkersor l pastor of the plainvile Congreg sionaI church. will ofoiciatc. Buri. will be in the family plot in Wcs { cemetery.
 $ The pallbcarcrs will be First $, ? Icclman James Simpson. Poetmasr, ] James r.. Usher. Frank r. Wheclc
 Stanley s. GWillim H. A. Castle all
 H. Ih i1"NIIIOHI.
 e Benefit Whist Party = Pythian temple, No. 70, rythi, Q Sisters. will hold public miIitar = whist in l. O. 0. r. hall tomorro 0 evening. The public is cordially il
 ritcd 10 attend this party and maI = It q success, as the proceeds fro. o the whist will go toward fillir n Christmas baskets for needy fam t lies i'll Plainvillc. Prizes will ! awarded and refreshments served . Takes Appeal in Court C Howard Radcliffe was in tow s court this morning to answer to charge of non-support. He was o
 dered by Judge Merritt 0. Ryder t pay his wife S4 t week for her su, e port He took an appeal to superiC = court and was placed under bono e of $2O0.
 IS Local Man Sued
 1T The Dwight Music Co. of Ne = Britain has brought suit for dan y ages of S400 against Fred Casciel y Of Plainville through Attorney IIa - old J. Eisenberg. The writ is r
 turnable in tn" court of commc pleas in Hartford on the first Tue