New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

OF keeping liquor with intent to sell.
The apartment occupied by Kiamoe
at % Melrose street was visited
shortly before neoa Saturday by Po-
licemen Joseph F. 6truR, Con Con-
nelly and William Thompson and a
ten gallon still and . gallen jug Of
distilled liquor confiscated. The &C.
cused entered q plea Of guilty
through his attorney. Joseph +.
O'Connell.
A aimultaneous visit to the store
owned by Kismos by Sergeant Hen
ry Jeglinski and Officer Arthur Mes
sier failed to locate any liquor but a
number of treasury balance tickets
were confiscated. George c. Barnes,
a clerk. admitted ownership OF the
tickets and was taken to headquart-
ers. A visit to his home at aS Mel
rose street by the same officers who
raided the kiamos apartment re-
vealed about 60 bottles of wine and
he was booked on charges of keep
ing liquor with intent to sell and the
sale of lottery tickets. The former
Prosecuting Attorney Robert J.
Stack this morning. On the second
count fine OF $40 and costs was
imposed by the court.
Fined for lntoxkAtiOn
Machael Perratto Of West street,
who entered the employ of the Ses-
sions Clock company, Forestville a
short time ago, shortly after group
of efficiency experts were engaged
by the concern, was fined SO and
costs by Judge William J. Malon,
this morning on charge of intoNi-
cation. He gave his employment as
engineer.
Perratto was arrested shortly aft
er II o'clock by Officer Villa IN
Thompson, who found him proving
about the corridors in the Highly
block on Main street.
Mrs. A. AlIetts Read
Mrs. A. Alletta Read. IS, died at
the Bristol hospital Sunday follow
ing an illness with septic pneumonia.
Mrs. Read was born in New Hart
ford, the daughter of Norman and
Charlotte Allen. As young woman
she was married to Darwin Read,
moving shortly thereafter to Wilt
mantle. Later she moved TO Forest
willie where she resided until the
death OF her husband 16 years ago.
Since that time she has resided with
her niece, Mrs. Harry II. Umphrey
OF 142 South street, who ia her only
surviving relative. She was q menu
Der of Alivet Chapter Order OF
Eastern Star
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
funeral home of Thomas +. O'Brie'
on Main street. Rev. john Wilkens
rector of Trinity Episcopal church
will officiate and burial will be In
the Forestville cemetery.
Mems Get-Together Meeting
A get-together meeting of the mcr
Of st. Joseph's parish will be held
in st. Joseph's Guild hall this even.
ing when they will be the guests Of
Rev. William r. Latin. pastor of tbs
church, and his assistant. Rev. Ste.
phen Carr. An entertainment pro.
gram, consisting of selections by 8
quartet, and a talk on the cata'
combs of Rome by Rev. Austin +
Munich of Plainville. Coffee ant
sandwiches will be served during tn,
evening.
Approaching Nuptials
IN nf he hi -r1s
=, OF Miss Josephine Mastrobattisto
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sperr!
Mastrobattisto of 103 Divinity street
and William II. button, Jr., son o
William II. button of Vernon street
F'orestville were announced Sunda,
at st. Anthony's on Monday morn.
ing, February II.
Miss Mastrobattisto 10 a popular
member of BristoI's younger socia
set and is talented singer. Mr.. Dut
ton is firement attached to tn,
central fire station.
Funeral OF Civil War Veteran
The funeral of Newell Moulthrop
IS year old Civil War veteran ant
oldest drummer in the state, WHIT
died early Saturday morning follow
ing a ten day illness with pneumon
ia, was held at 2:30 o'clock this aft
ernoon at the home of his son
George Il. Moulthrop Of 102 Hui
street. Rev. P. +. Wolfenden, paste
of the Bristol Baptist church, con
Quoted the services and burial wa
in West cemetery.
Sliding Popular
Sliding proved to be the popula
| outdoor sport on many Of the hill
of the city Saturday and Sunday
many adults joining the youngster
in the first real tobogganing of tn,
winter. In spite Of the large crowd
INDUCING in the sport, no accident
were reported.
Alarm But No Burglar
When Officer Aide Brault ap
peared at the store occupied by tn,
Reed Auto Supply on Main stree
late Sunday afternoon following tn
sounding of a burglar alarm, b
found that there had been no at
tempt at burglary. An inspection o
the interior by the proprietor
short time later showed nothini
missing and it is thought that tn
alarm was set off by passerb,
trying the door or by a short cir
cult.
Meeting On Estimates
Estimates of the various city de
partments will be the subject of con
sideration at special meeting of tn
city council scheduled for Tuesda
evening. January 20. These will b
approved and made ready for pres
entation in budget form rext month
Endees Win Close Contest
In game replete with thrills, tn