New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

following members Of the sophomore girls swimming team, which won the intcr-c!ass championship; Ruth Pat terr n Eleanor Johnson. Dorothea Sonstroem, Margaret Warehouse. Isabelle Massack and Eleanor Wer. ncr
 Fo"cstyIllc Alone Loses
 4 gain in circulation Of books at the Bristol public library and at i'll its branches with the exception of ForcGtvlle, where q loss of 339 vol umes was registered, was recorded during the month Of May over the same month last year, according to q report issued by Librarian Charles l." Wooding at a meeting Of the board of library directors held last evening at the main office on High street. The total number Of books issued during May was 15.SS8, gain Of 1.475 over May. 1929.
 The circulation O. the month was distributed as follows. Main library il,@21. Fore=tviHe 1,15A New De- nar-ure %33, John J. Jennings school 733. North Side school 41G. Park street school 739, East Bristol schoo! GS2. Of the aggregate circulation. 1920 volume constituted adult f. ton, with juvenile fiction at 4.61o q good second. Travel literature in- terested readers 10 the extent Of 62l issuances, while literature, history. sociology and natural science ran closely together, about foo of each classification being issued Sixty seven Of the above named books were in Franch. 22 in Italian. l 2 m Polish, seven in German. three in Lithuanian. and two in Latin,
 The total number Of books in the library on June l was 58994, re- ceipts were S102.92, Of which s93O@ was obtained through fines on over due books.
 Ratchet Buried
 John Mjlano of Francis street was brought before Judge William J. Malone Tn police court this morning on charges of drunkenness and breach O. the peace Milano. who vas arrested Sunday night at his home. is said 10 have evicted h,s wife from their home.
 Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan. in presenting the case in court, stated that Mllana attacked his wife with an axe and threw the furniture about and added that h. supposed that he was that way any time that he was intoxicated The judge assessed the defendant s2j and costs and placed him in charge Of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for % days.
 Gieason Fined S2o
 Bartholomew Gleason of TodI Hollow Plymouth, whose car strucK two other machines on Terryville road some time ago. was arratgneI in police court today on a charge of breach Of the peace. The cars al lcgedly hlt by the Gleason machine were owned by Pearl G. Anderson of 1G9 Francis street. New Britain. and Anna H Shibnski of 5oG North Main street. Waterbury
 On recommendation of Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan. Judge William J Malone fined Gleason S25 and costs, 
 Palmer sentenced For Year
 Charles Palmer of Terryyille ave nue. charged with two counts ef lasoivlous carriage and misbe- haviour, was sentenced 10 the coun- ty jail by Judge Malone for one year. si:. months on each count. fol- loving a private hearing in polio. court today,
 James E. Molumphy
 .Tcmez E Molumphy e. died at the home of his sister Mrs John Sadler Of South Colony street Meri- den, q about o'clock yesterday afternoon following an illness.
 He had been employed at the Bristol Brass Corp. in East Bristol for l4 years. leaving some time ago when his health failed He was born in Hartford on September $. I1570.
 He leaves 2 sister Mrs John Sad Ter Of Meridar: two brothers. Mi chaoI J Molumphy Of Bristol an l David B Molumphy Of Hartford. The funeral will take place from th, sisters home in Meriden tomorrow morning and burial will be in that city
 Conductor Married Raymond Aloysius Strupp of 2lS West street, trolley car conductor on the Bristol Traction Co. lines. married Katherine Rose McGrady, | telephone operator. of 54 Hanson street. SomorviIle. Mass. in the lat ter city or June 3, the ceremony be- ing performed by Rev, Francis P Foley. a priest q marriage license returned 10 the city clerk this morning revealed
 Time Limit Set
 The executive board of The city baseball league. at q meeting held in the city court room last evening. de eided that the final player lists shoud be forwarded 10 inc secre- .ary 4 hours before any clubs opening game in the second round. due 10 commence in about the sec ond week Of July After one team 'aa participated in it's first tilt Of he second semester no changes may '1a made in inc player list
 The initial round schedule was ain revised a' tho meeting making
 necessary for the Maple Ends 10 zee Plalnyllo on June = at Muzzy .2ld, the manner in 7htch the book 1,,. !