New Britain herald., 1929-08-01

dor's license, 1; vagrancy, 2.
 The cases were disposed of as fol lows: Appealed, 1; bound over to higher court. l; continued, Il; com- mitted to Jail, 3; committed to Con necticut School for Boys, l; judg- ment suspended on payment of costs, 5; judgment suspended, $; nolled by prosecutor, 3; nolled by prosecutor on payment of costs, 20; paid fines. 2S; placed on probation, s; released by chief, ,; turned over to out of town officers, 4.
 Mrs. Susan l.. Wicke
 Mrs. Susan Ernst Wicke, 56. wife of Paul Wicke, died yesterday aft ernoon at her home, IT Lincoln street, following a long illness.
 Mrs. Wicke was born in Bavaria. Germany, September IS, 1872. She came to this country with her par ents as young girl and for a number of years lived in New Haven. She was married in that city to Johl Ernst, who died in 1907. She was married a second time on June 5, 1908. to Paul Wicke and for a nun Der of years was associated with her husband in the Quality bakery on North Main street. She was menu Der of Deborah lodge of Rebekahs of New Haven and the Prospect Methodist church of this city.
 Surviving, besides her husband are two daughters, Mrs. Edgar A. Norton and Mrs. Samuel w Steele Jr.; two grandchildren Winifred ard John Norton, all of Bristol. and five sisters, Mrs. Fred King of Spring field, Mass, Mrs. Mary Reisfelds of New Haven, Mrs. Henry Knichl of New Haven, Mrs. Max Behrends of New Haven and Mrs. William Wal ter of Germany.
 Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. P. F. Wolfenden will officiate, and burial will be in West cemetery.
 Police Beats Change
 Police beats for the month of August were changed this morning and the following assignments made by Chief Ernest T. Belden: Detcc- tive Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy. investigation and detective work; Sergeant Henry Joglinski, special work; Policemen Lawrence Doolan, south side beat; John Mclaughlin, North Main street beat; Messier. north side; Thompson, west side: Cirves. center beat; Connolly. south hill and office; McNamee, Forest vile beat; Mccarthy, shift beat, nights: Chabot, North Hill; O'Con- nor day beat; Brault, permanent traffic officer; Strup, parking; Nor ton. traffic work East Bristol; Keith, shift beat, days; Burns, motorcycle work.
 Non Support Case
 A sentence of 60 days in jail or in lieu thereof the furnishing of a bond of $500 to guarantee the pay port of his wife and three children was meted out to Darrell Barkley, Of New London by Judge Joseph M, Donovan this morning. Berkley is former resident of this city and for several years was employed as a barber in local barber shop.
 Case Continued
 The case Of Emil Ostroski of Con- lon street. charged with A statutory offense involving a young girl, was continued until next Wednesday, August '. by agreement of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Edward Quin- Ian and Attorney Robert J. Stack. defense counsel. Bonds of s2.o0O were furnished for Ostroski's ap- pearance at that time. .rr. The case, which was the last on the days docket. was brought to a close when one Of the witnesses tainted and had to be given first ald treatment. She recovered short time after court had been closed
 Ladder Crashes Through Window
 A large plate glass window in ,hr Green Stores, Inc, on Main street was broken yesterday when laI- der which was being used by a painter fell. The workman. whosa name was not ascertained, was un- injured by the fall
 Maple Ends Win
 In closely contested game last evening at Muzzy field, the Maple Ends defeated the West Ends, to ,. Sienski, Maple End right fielder. starred at bat for the winners. nick ing the offerings of Tracy for a home run and a single. One of the largest crowds of the season attend ed Inc qnn1h The snnre.