New Britain herald., 1930-05-28

words My only interest III you is
whether or not you are going 10
drink. Quit drinking liquor. An
other arraignment on these charges
will be a serious one" Yarinchik was
placed in charge of Probation Off
Ger Thomas A. Tracy for one year.
He must report regularly. Q
j. NJ. Loughlin Engaged
Announcement has been received
here OF the engagement OF Joseph
Martin Loughlin Of New York city, q,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lough-
lin Of i51 High street, to Mics
Ardele Helen Nalcourt of Hartford.
head dietician at the Hartford hos
pital.
To Attend Methodist Meeting
The following persons. members
Of the Epworth league Of the Pros
poet Methodist church. are planning
TO attend the meeting Of the New
Haven district Epworth lee que 10
be held at the PlainyilIe camp
grounds on Memorial day: Dorothy
and Eleanor Shields. Lillian Clarke,
Alice Pritchet John Marshall.
Lloyd Rurrill, Robert Newell, Ed.
win Blanchard. Wilbur Lowrey and
Esther Lowrey. Rev. J. d. Atkins
VIII speak al a service TO be held in
the evening, an outing and pro-
gram OF sporting events having been
arranged for the afternoon.
Broodcr Causes Bla1e
About IS TWO weeks old chickens
were called TO the great beyond
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
when = fire said 10 have been
caused by an overheated brooder,
ruined chicken COOP at 50 Pardee
street owned by Adrian Mailhot.
The alcrtness Of Squad A and
Hose Company No. in responding
to an alarm sent In by a Pardce
street resident saved the large coop
from complete ruination.
Clinic Speaker Tonight
Miss Betsy MITCHELL a social
worker in the state health depart
ment mental hygiene division, will
deliver an address at the Federal
Hill school auditorium tonight on,
Some Kinks and Quirks Of Mental
Hygiene under the auspices OF
the guidance clinic of the Visiting
Nurse associa ton
Officers and directors of the as
ISOLATION and members Of the guild
ance clinic committee are requested
10 be present.
live Permits Granted
Superintendent OF Public Works
Oscar Anderson has issued building
permits to the following: To Joseph
Devine and P. A. Allaire and Sons
to erect veranda and tWo-car gar
age for Luna c. Kennedy Of -
Woodland street on Burlington ay-
enue at an estimated cost Of 81
600; 10 G. A. Crittenden Of 34S
Burlington avenue to remodel 4
house at that address for himself
end NJ. S. Crittcnden at an estimat-
ed cost OF $500; to Michael Camponi
OF II South Elm street to raise a
roof for Frank Decaro of 81 Union
street at that address at an esti-
mated cost Of $3.50; to Austin r.
Wooster Of Washington street TO
build 4 chicken coop for ". r.
Hulse on Washington street at an
estimated cost OF $50: and TO Ed
win McGugan Of l48 Divinity street
to erect small building for him
self ct Cedar Lake at an estimated
cost OF $50
Nilmott Richtmycr
/ Word was received here today by
+ William Eichtmyer OF g Carlson
street that his father, wilrott
( Richtmyer. aged 81. Of Bozeman,
Montana. had died yesterday fol
loving an illness due to advanced
age.
Born in Grand Gorge. \. Y, M.
Richtmyer came to Bristol with his
family SIS years ago and resided
here for seven years. He moved to
Montana, where his wife died few
years later
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Julius J. Pierce OF Lanes
borough. Mass. Mrs. Clifford Ham
lin Of Planteville and Mrs. Charles
Drackert of Pony, Mont: three sons.
William and Augustus Richtnyer of
Bristol, and Harry Richtmyer of
Townsend Mort: and two brothers.
James RIchtmyer of Windham. n.
Y. and Edward Richtmver Of New
York city.
Funeral arrangements are IN
complete.
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