New Britain herald., 1929-06-01

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 The cases were disposed of aa
 follows: appealed. 1; continued. 14: committed to jail, 1; judgment sus-
 pended. I; judgement suspended on
 payment of costs, ?: nolled by pros- ecutinE attorney. 10; nolled by pros ecutlng attorney. payment of costs.
 ee9: paid fines, 16; placed in charge of probation officer, l: released by chief. 6; turned over to out Of town officers, 5: turned over to parents, t2.
 Ten of those arrested during the month were boys under o1 years of age.
 Membership Drive
 On June 5 the Women's auxiliary of the Bristol hospital will open it's annual drive for members. It is the aim of the organization to secure q membership of at least 1000 at { fee of ore dollar a year. I The committee in charge is as iol- lows; Chairman. Mrs. (. p. Weldon; l MT. Edward W. Mink, Mrs. Asllna i Ward, and Mrs, David White, Assisting Mrs. Weldon will be tho following: Miss Elizabeth Delaney. Miss Ora Narcotic, Miss Winfred Buskey, Miss Margaret Joy. Miss Emily Joy, Mrs. J. HarNo ood Norton, Mrs. Aleaanuer Harper, Mrs. Ira smith, Mrs Lester Lanning, Mrs. Robert Gegenbach, Mrs W. D. Rich ardson, Mrs. L, C. Edgerton Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler, Ms. Albert Nuil- lenl1er. Miss Catherine Farrell, Mrs. k. H. Chapin, Mrs. e. s. Tyrell. Mrs. w. D. Dow, Mrs. Perry McMaster. Mrs. Edward Manchester, Mrs E. l.. Carlson. Mrs. Claire Ffennig. Mrs. C. H. Mason, Mrs. Dana Barnes. Mrs $. Taylor Baldwin tfor E'orestville), Mrs. w. (. Warner tfor t'orestville.) )
 The following will assist Mrs. 1 Mink: Mss F'laNia Ward Miss Kate Hynds Mrs. Peter Cawley. Mrs. Will liam Calder, Ms. Carl Johnson. Mrs. I Alden Burlington Mrs. christen l Wyrtztn. Mrs. Leonard Linberg. l Mrs F. F. WcIferden. Mrs. Alger- :, non WNcos, Miss Mildred Peck. Mrs. | J. Ernest Andrew, Mrs. Romeyn ! Spare. Mrs. Heracrt Maronn. Mrs. | Edward Dunbar. Miss Helen Hurst | Mrs. George Linsted. Mrs. Dudley l lnsraham. Miss Susan Manross, Mrs. Kendall Fierce. Mrs. Walter Arnold | Mrs. Charlotte Ellison. Mrs, Carleton | Becky lth. Mrs. William Dawson and ! Mrs. Herbert Laserblade.
 The following will assist Mrs. l Ward: Mrs. William R. Hanrahan. | Mrs. Horace Staples, Miss May Dail ey. Mrs. K. B. Beckwith. Miss Eve lyn Gustsfso Mrs Roger Mills, Mrs. S. F.. Wightman. Mrs. George Marsh and Mrs. Keith Graham.
 Assisting Mrs. Waite will be Mrs. Raymond Brown. Mrs. Joserh De- vine, Mrs. Paul Park. Mrs. K. X. simmons. Mr~. E. F. Hardness aud Mrs. Wilmot Wright
 Junior-Senior Committees
 The following committees have been named for the annual party of the Junior Senior classes. which is to be held on June {:
 Entertainment: Ann Rich tchair- man), Ellis kudalis, Edmund Wade, Philip Skszypcynski: decoration. Lil- nan Peterson (chairman). Celia Ben son, Ben Allaire Anna kaschak and Doris lbikowski; refreshme Ray mond Anderson tchairman) Ray mond Ebb. Douglass Beals, Eliza beth Eastman. Miss Lila Bradley will be general supervisor of the affair.
 Truck Hits signal
 Traffic entering Main street from Meadow street was delayed yester- 1, day afternoon and evening as the result of some truck. the ownership Of which has not been learned, 1 the traffic standard which is located on the north side of North Main street facing Meadow. The sisnal Was turned so that the light governing traffic from Meadow street faced traffic proceeding ( northerly on North Main street. Re- pairs to the signal were being made , this morning.
 Funeral Of Michael Mccarthy
 The funeral of Michael Y. Me- -arthy Of 70 Anderson avenue was held at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Matthew's church. Forestville. The Rev. James Macdonald celebrated the high mass of requiem. and burial was in St. Thomass cemetery. his city.
 Funeral of Thomas O'Brien
 The funeral of Thomas F. O'Brien. sho died Thursday afternoon at his nome. G3 Divinity street, will be 1efd al 3 o'clock Monday morning II st. Joseph's church. A high mass 'f requiem will be celebrated by the teN William r, I.aflin, and burial will be in St. Thomas's cemetery.
 Library Board Meeting
 The June meeting of the board of lhrary directors will be held at ESQ o'clock Monday evening in the pub- lc library.
 Hcdscll Camp to Meet
 The regular meeting of c. A. Had ell camp. |. s. w. N.. will be held { s o'clock Monday evening in the tate armory on Center street.
 Services This Evening
 There will be services at 7:3o CLOCK fhis evening at St. Joseph's hurch in honor of St Anne.
 Many Inspect Bank
 Hundreds availed themselves Of le opportunity to look over the l. 1upment of the North Side Rank | nd Trust company, the doors of q hleh were thrown open for inspec- Y, on for the first time yesterday bel, Neen the hours of D. m. and i' m. The bank was formally open co 1 for business at o'clock this pl iorning,