New Britain herald., 1930-03-07


 Of .icriden, and failed to deliver tn , goods. They were taken to West i Hartford l1st night to face charges similar 10 those pressed against them here.
 The case of William L. Bennett Of New Haven. alleged embezzler. wG5 continued until tomorrow morn- ing. Bennett. it is claimed. feecei local people of sl,92S in stock trans actions. He sold the stock but did not deliver it.
 Sesso Property settled
 According to three wills filed at the probate court yesterday. the es- tate of Mrs. Concetta Sasso, who passed away last Sunday. has been left to Nicholas Sasso her husband. | The first will vas drawn up on Jan uary 6, 1908, and the other two on JanuarE :, 1926. One Of the latter Niil5 B written i1 the Italian lan- GEaGc srd bears the signature Of , the Italian con1ul O. Hartford. ,.o;;ceS Distributed Ido board Of relief has distributed notices 10 complaining property owners Of this city telling them whether or not reductions have been effected on their respective assess mcnts. It vas announced yesterday that reductions will amount to about $50, ,00U.
 The assessors have been notified of the reductions made and are now checking the property lists.
 Funeral of Dr. Woisard
 The funeral of D.. Joseph l. , Woisard, 45, of 57 Divinity street was held from his late home at $50 o'clock this morning and a solemn ! high mass Of requiem was ceiebrat- , cd at St. Annc's church at 2 o'clock. A delegation of members from Seicheprey post, American Legion. marched in the procession to the church and then 10 the grave. where full military honors were bestowed upon the deceased doctor. The pail bearers were former fellow practi- tioners of the late Dr. Wosard. They were Drs. Benedict N Whipple. Arthur s. Bracket, Michael A. Gore, Ralph A. Richardson. Percival r. Hartman, and Michael F. Claffey.
 AS the remains were interred in the family lot in the new St. Jo- seph's cemetery, [, squad of soldiers i of Company l., National Guard, fired salute while taps was blown. Commander Roy Barton of the Le- zion, assisted by Chaplain Colfe E. Rowe, read the orsanzation's ritual at the grave. The guardsmcn were in charge Of Corporal Thomas Sul- ! livan.
 Meets Weaver Tonight Coach Tommy" Monohan's Bris- tol high school basketball team. wlnncrs Of the state championship for three consecutive seasons and | contendc7s for a fourth, will meet | the Weaver high school squad Of Hartford ct the local school gym nasium tonight at S:S0 o'clock. The two -econd squads will minsle in the | preliminary scheduled for 7:30 o'clock.
 No official announcement has as yet been made relative to the selec- ton of the eight teams 10 compete in the New Haven tournament but it is expected. figuring on q point basis, 1 that Bristol, West Haven. Torring- | ton. Manchester. Meriden. Central of | Bridgeport, Warren Harding, and | Windham have already qualified. The first two named. Bristol and West Haven, lead the pack with only two losses each. The tourna- ment ct the Hi institution draws thousands of spectators each year. It will take place on March If and 1J.
 In tonisht's battle it is expected that Coach Monahan will choose the following 10 start: White and La Pontc, forwards; "Dikcs' Hall. cen ter: and Allaire and Lincoln or Greene, guards.
 Troop 16 Is Fctcu
 The Boy Scouts Of Troop 16, spon- sored by Seicheprey post. American Legion, were fcted ct q banquet g,v- cn in their honor at the Legion rooms on North Main street las: night. Nearly 100 persons, including the scouts, were present for the festivities.
 Post Commander Roy Barton in troduced the principal speaker, Dr. Cedric Bagot of Hartford, scout executive of the state department of the Legion. who delivered an i'm pressive address on scoutcraft in general stressing mostly the bene- fit derived by boys from scout train ing.
 Scout Executive Alfred H. Brecl- bill and Scoutmaster Irving Wasley of the troop were the other speakers. During the course of the banquet, the troopers sang. and enjoyed them selves otherwise.
 The banquet was directed by Mrs. John Dolan O. the American Le- zion Ladies auxiliary.
 VIII Admitted to Probate
 Tho will of Ludwig Boser was Gd- r1ittcd to probate court yesterday the Bristol American Bank and Trust Co. having been named ad- ministrator The bank is to form q trust fund for the care of the de ccdcnts wife and two children. 1n the event Of the death of the wife tho estate is to be divided equally between tho two children.
 Mrs. IdclIa Flint
 Mrs. 1della Flint, So. died at 5:SC o'clock this morning at the homo ci Nir-. sadie D. Lindslcv of Wcsi Washington street, Forcstyille. Eorr in Fort Wayne, Ind, on April eS 1S49, Mrs. Flint has lived in Forest vile for GS years, on Broad stree for so years and with Mrs. Lindsle! for the last three,
 She is survived by 2 daughter