New Britain herald., 1929-08-29

theft of an automobile owned by Edward Wagner of Brook street "a- vealed that the car had been taken from it's parking place in the yard Of the National Marine Lamp Co. in Forestyille by Ward C. Parsons. local automobile dealer. MT. Par sons informed the local authorities that Wagner had purchased the ear on an installment basis and had failed to keep up the payments. This information was passed along to Mr. Wagner and the police rec ord on the complaint closed.
 Arrested As Nagrants
 Emanuel Powell 20, and James Whitney, 16, both of Kingston, N. Y, were arrested early this morn ing on North Main street by Po- liceman John Mclaughlin after the youths could give no plausible red- son for their presence in the city. | They were discharged this morning . after they had promised to leave l the city.
 Family Dispute Aired
 The marital troubles Of Joseph Ayott and his wife of 169 North . Main street were aired before Judge 1 Joseph NJ. Donovan in police court this morning and following the pres entation of evidence. the ease was continued until Thursday. Septem- ber @G.
 Ayott was arrested last Saturday evening after his wife had com plaiHed to police headquarters that he had assaulted her In police court Monday morning, Ayott ad- mittcd that he had struck his wife but admitted his mistake and Judga Donovan at that time continued the ease until today
 According to Mrs. AyOtt. the trou- ble arose saturday when she in- formed her husband that g man had attempted 10 force his way into her room Ayott doubted the truth )c her statements, she told the co,rt, and charged her with being unfaith- ful. The argument became heated and finally blows were struck.
 Ayott appeared penitent in court and expressed the opinion that h. had been nasty. The continuance granted by the court this morning will permit @ complete investigation by the probation officer.
 Gas" Continued
 The case of Nicholas CarrucCi charged with reckless driving. vas continued until tomorrow by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in police court today. Carrucci was arrested last evoring by Motorcycle Policeman r.deard Norton.
 NO More Petitions No additional nominating prti- tions for the primary election pn l Tuesday. September of, had been 1 filed with the city clerk up to noon today In spite of the fact that tha l candidacy of Willard r. Hough for mayor was announced a few days 1 ago, the petition has not as yet been | presented
 ACcd Nandcrcr Seeks Lodging
 Edward Edgar, aged 72. of Uva. Wyoming, walked into police head quarters last evening seeking a nights lodging which was cheerful ly given to him by Captain Thomas F. Gucllin. He was booked on a technical charge of Nagrancy but this morning was permitted to con- tinuc his wanderings by Chief Er- nest T. Beldcn without the formality of appearing in court.
 Edgar informed the local authori- ties that he was q native of Wyom- ing and had spent practically all O. his life there. His parents were pioneers of the west, he stated, anI endured many hardships in attempt ing to establish a home. When he was young boy, according to Ed ear, his father was killed bv h. dians and his mother died of shock at the sight of seeing her husband scalped. He succeeded in secretiug himself from the savages and later was adopted by neighboring rancher, In recent years. according to his story, he has~Wandered about. earning a livelihood by doing odd Jobs in the various towns and cities.
 Marriage Application
 An application for marriage 1i- cense was filed in the office Of in. city clerk Wednesday afternoon by John s. Gallagher of 261 Grove street, Waterbury and Miss Gene viere R. Piper of 46 Laurel street.
 Building Permit
 building permit was issed Wed- ncsday by Superintendent of Publi, Works Oscar Anderson to J. o. Tail lon to erect one family house on Gr"ystone avenue for Emil Simard Tn" structure is estimated to cost S4,50O.
 Gas Station Hearing
 A hearing on the application of Carl A. Aymett for five pumps in gasoline station located at the cor her of Church and School streets and for two additional pumps at It! school street will be held in fhe city council chamber at 9 a. m. Sa.- nrday August $1. Mayor w. Ray mond Crumb will preside. F. Y. w Corn Roast Members of Harold r. Emmett Post No. 994. Veterans of Foreign : Wars and the Ladies' Auxiliary will mold dog and corn roast at the home of Past Commander Georg, stanWood S59 Broad street. Forest Vile on Sunday, g ptember &. A ) program of sports has also been ar [ rans'd by the committee in chargr 7 lng&gCmNE: Announ"c,l Mr. and Mrs. William Girard. o N1 nlinnn