New Britain herald., 1929-11-02


 The following changes were made in the police beats for the month of November; Captain T. F. Guckin, in charge Of office nights. Sergeant Daniel McGilicuddy, investigation and detective work: Sergeant Henry Jegllnski, special work; Sergeant Aldie Breault, traffic problems; Offi- cer Connolly, south side beat; Officer Mccarthy. North Main street beat, Officer Keith, north side heat: off cer Messer. west side beat; Officer Chabot, center beat; Officer O'Con- nor, south hill and office beat; Ofi- c"r McNamee, Forestville beat; Offi- cer Doolan, north hill beat; Officer Thompson. No. 16 beat; Officer Lambert shift beat nights: Onicer Mclaughlin. day beat; Officer Suupp. parking beat, Officer Norton, East Bristol traffic; Officer Burns, motorcycIe work, and Officer Cirves, shift beat days.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hackctt
 Fuu"rdl services for Mrs Mary Hachelt were held this morning at Q o'clock at the home oG her son, Charles J. Hacket' Of [. Putnam street. and solemn high mass of requiem followed af $. Josephs church at 9:3p o'clock. Burial was Tn the family lot in St. Thomas cemetery, Southlngton
 Confirmation CIaSG
 < large class Of children will re- coIHe confirmation at S. Stanislaus. church tomorrow morning at 10:So o'clock Bishop Milan of Hartford Will administer the sacrament. -.s
 Expect Announcement Monday
 The name of the winner in the "TIC auditor contest is expected 10 D" announced Monday. as the ballots received by the station are being opened and counted. There were over 1000 votes received. according 10 Hartford officials. The woman and man who receive the most votes will represent the state in the re- glonal finals 10 he held in New York this month. A vote, already cast by ten judges will count 4D per cent and the listeners vote will count 60 per cent.
 Miss Hazel Mather was the Bristol representative in the auditor.
 October Building
 A report received from the office Of Superintendent Oscar Anderson of the public works department shows that 56 building permits were issued from the office during the month Of October for an aggregate value of $127,7l5. Eifty-four of the permits were issued for new buiId- ings 10 cost $123,7l5. and two were for alterations 10 cost 5000. Fees received totallcd $107. There were 2l electrical contracting permits issued and If plumbing permits. Fees of Sl4 were received. Five occupancy permits were issued and fees of S. were received
 Bazaar and Play
 The local chapter of the Grange will hold a bazaar and play en- titled The Country Minister" at Red Mems hall on November 20. The play will be one of five acts and is being coached by Kenneth J. Meade of Middletown The cast for the play has been selected.
 smoker and Meeting
 An inst~:lation of officers will take place at the smoker and meeting of Soicheprey post. Ameri- can Legion, 10 be held at Legion hall on Tuesday, November ,. The meeting will be in charge of Elmer Dickenson state vice com- mander, of Glastonbury Refresh- monts will be served immediately after the meeting.
 Inmate Apprehcnded
 Ruth Menard, %. of this city es- capped from the state farm at Nj anuc yesterday with another in- mate of the institution but was ap- prehended by the local police on her arrival in this city. A report that she had escaped was broad cast to the various police depart ments and it was in this way that she Was captured.
 An officer from the institution took her back 10 Mantle yesterday afternoon.
 Suing for Si .000 The Guaranty Acceptance corpor- alton has filed a suit for $l.0Q0 against Andrew Boyko. A writ of at tachment has been served on Boyllo I, street and in "Farmington Greens'' has been attached The writ was is- sued by Attorney stephen F. Dunn ! of New Haven.
 Another for $500 Attorney $, Russell Mink and 1 Frederick W. Beach have brought suit for $500 against Mary Rzepew- ski Of this city and notice of at tachmcnt has been served. Miss R2cpeWslI's property is situated on Stafford avenue and was attached on a writ served after issuance by Attorney Anthony ]. Rich. Henry Gredzicnsi
 Henry GrcdzicnslN. s. son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Gredzienski of 2l 1 Cypress street died at his home . Thursday night.
 ! He is survived by his mother and father, and three sisters, Helen, Jennie and Hedwig Gredzienski.
 The funeral will be held from his home at o'clock this afternoon and burial will be in the new St. Joscphs cemetery,
 Transfers of Titles
 \ warranty deed filed at the of- fec Of City Clerk Thomas R. Steele