New Britain herald., 1929-07-01

received from residents of various parts of the city and four youths were arrested for the offense over the weekend. Tn all of these cases, the charges were nolled on payments Of costs. Those arrested between now and the Fourth, however, will not be let off so easily. according to Mr. Rich, who informed Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan that all future violations will be presented :n police court.
 Fights Postponed
 The professional boxing bouts, scheduled for Saturday evening were postponed by Charles Waner be- cause of the slim attendance. They will be held some night this week the date 10 be announced definitely later.
 Saved From Drowning
 Lifeguard Grafton O'Connell al the Rockwell park lagoon added an other rescue to his long list Sund Iy afternoon when he saved the life nt Donat Nadeau Of Ward street. Hart- ford. Nadau had gone beyond hi, depth in an attempt to reach tin, stone island in the center of the pool. When about eight feet from his goal he became exhausted anG started to sink. Prompt work bS O'Connell, who went to the scene in rowboat, saved the mans life
 Nadeau had a similar experenc. just week ago. At that time tt was pulled to the shore by friends who were bathing in the lagoon.
 Annual School Meeting
 At the annual meeting of the l2th school district, held SaturGay evening in the Fall Mountain school, house, the following officers Were re elected: C. l.. Finnemore. chairman Louis F. SCherf, clerk and treasur- CT: Miss Irene Clarke, Mrs. Frank Marchone and Mrs. George Nanasse auditors.
 The laying Of tax was deferred until a meeting which will be helt after the completion of the granc list of the district
 Sings First Mass St. Joseph's church was filled tt capacity at 1l:3O a. m., yestcrda, when Rev, George Moylen who wa. ordained 10 the priesthood Saturda, at IaSallctte seminary, Altamont N I., by Right Rev. Edward Gibbons bishop Of Albany, celebrated hi first solemn high mass. Fathe Moylen is Bristol boy and is th, son Of Mir. and Mrs. William Moy icn who now reside in California.
 Seated in the sanctuary during tn, mass were Rev. Ralph Mele, Rev i Dennis Monahan, and Rev. Cooley 0 Hartford, Rev. William F. Lafiin pastor of St. Joseph's church, ant | Rev. stephen Carr. his assistant Rev. ather Tooin of the LaSallett seminary Of Altamont delivered tn 1 sermon.
 1 During the afternoon Father Moy len welcomed his friends at th home of his sister, Mrs. Roy Ston of Divinity street.
 Fined for Rec klesS Drifting Guhnar S. Anderson Of Newel | avenue was fined $lO and costs il the city court this morning by Judg Joseph NJ. Donovan on a charge o i reckless driving. He was arreste, on the Memorial boulevard shortl after , o'clock yesterday afternoo, by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski, wh l testified that Anderson mad passe ilNe cars at a speed of 4U miles a hour.
 Case Continued
 The case Of Elsie Zimmerman l7, of 2S Irving street, charge with being in danger of failing int habits of wee, was continued unt this afternoon at the suggestion C Prosecuting Attorney Anthony , Rich, who thought a little furthe Investigation should be made in con neCtion with the complaint.
 The girl was arrested Sunda afternoon upon the complaint of he mother, Mrs. Adolinc Zimmerman who informed Judge Joseph M. Don ovan that the girl would not obe her and that she Was staying ou until early each morning. Tn daughter admitted that she often times went to dances, either in thi city or in Moriden, reaching the lat ter place by "chiseling" rldes wit a girl chum.
 Case Nolled
 X nolle was entered by Prosecut Ing Attorney Anthony J. Rich in 1h case Of Maurice Rochetort, charge with detrduding d local hotel keeI CT. after restitution had been mad by the accused.
 Rochefort was arrested in Water buiy Saturday afternoon an brought back to this city Saturda evening by Detective Sergeant bar lel McGiilicuddy.
 Annual Band Concert
 Everything is in readiness for in annual band concert and mother and children's party to be given LII der the auspices of the Maple En Athletic club at 7;30 o'clock Wet nesday evening on the Riccio lot Pennington avenue and Maple stree Il is expected that more than 5,UL people will be present to listen the music furnished by the Ne Departure band under the leade ship of Ernest Becker and to enjc the entertainment and partake the Ice cream, candy, lemonade. ar other refreshments that are furnisl ed each year free to the mothe and the <iddies, The usual pra, tice of giving away horns, hat noisemakers. and novelties 10 Il children will be followed. Because of the increased expen: each year, it has become necessal to accept and solicit outside don; tions and the responses have bee most generous. The club donat as much as it can afford and Il balance comes from public spiritt citizens. clubs, merchants, and o sanizations. This year prizes ha,