New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

hospital. was held at s:3e o'clock
this morning at the funeral home Of
James J. Dunn on West street and
at st. Joseph's church at 0 o'clock.
Rev. William. p. Latin celebrated the
high mass of requiem and burial
was in the old st. Joseph's ceme-
terry.
Franklin T.. Stewart
Franklin Edward Stewart, So,
died Friday afternoon at the homo
OF his sister. Mrs. Maine of Perkins
street. He had been q resident Of
this city for the past year, coming
here from Proctorsville. VT.
The remains. in charge of C. Funk
& Sons. was forwarded today to
Proctorsville for burial
Appointed State Treasurer x. OF e.
Richard j. Lambert of 231 Cen
trail street, Forestville. has been ap-
pointed state treasurer OF the
knights Of Columbus to succeed the
late Michael i. Cronan of Terry
vile. who died last December.
Mr.. Lambert has been actively
identified with knights OF Column
bus activities in this city and is a
past grand knight of Palos council.
incidentally he is the first member
of his council to hold state office.
Services This Evening
hn of f3n
o'clock this evening at st. Joseph's
church in honor of ST. Anne.
judgment Against Wtsniewski
Judge Howard in the court OF
common pleas at Hartford Friday
entered a jud sment for S760.27 in
favor of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Raffel
of this city against Frank Wisniew-
ski Of Bristol as damages to restore
pool and bowling establishment At
50 North Main street. The COM
plainants alleged that the premises
in question were damaged while un-
der lease to Wisniewski.
Personal Tax DcIiqucnts Fay
twenty-five personal tax delin-
quents appeared before Prosecuting
Attorney James 7. Mather today and
after paying the 81 tax, . delin-
quqency fee Of 81, and court costs
amounting to $3.50, charges in each
instance were nolled.
Approximately 125 warrants for
persons who have failed to pay this
tax are in the possession Of the pc.
lice and these will all be served DUR
ing the next two weeks. Those who
pay the tax before the service il
made. will be relieved of the expense
Of the court costs.
Trolley Service Delayed
Trolley service Of the Bristol Trae.
ton company was delayed for ap.
proximately Is minutes early this
morning when the first Plainville.
bound trolley leaving Bristol at $3.50
developed motor trouble near the
"Y" in East Bristol. The normal
schedule was resumed shortly before
| Z q. m.
Hartford Pastor to Speak
Rev. DR.. Willis II. Butler. pastor
OF the Asylum Hill Congregational
church in Hartford. will be the
speaker at the second In the series
of community services to be held in
the Prospect Methodist church Sum
day evening. His subject will be
Strengthening the Moral Forces of
the Community"
Rev. Hubert ID. Jones, pastor OF
the church. will be IN charge of the
services.
| Butcher Is Bankrupt
A Voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed this morning by Ludgcr
Valentine. proprietor of the Central
Market company at Is North Main
street. The papers which Were
drawn by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono-
van. showed assets of 800 and
liabilities of $500.
MIR. Valentines store. which is To-
Gated in the City Hall building. WAS
closed by him week ago.
Driving Cases Continued
The case of Dominic Havino of
South Elm street and Tony Gamer
alto of Plai.villc, charged with reck-
less driving and operating an auto
mobile while under the influence Of
liquor, were again continued by
Prosecuting Attorney James r.
Mathcr until January &c. The two
men were arrested following an au-
tomobile accident on Riverside ave.
nuc on the night OF December %.