New Britain herald., 1930-11-15
AUXILIARY
 STAFF COMPLETED
Mrs. Ruth Piennig Announces
List Of Appointments ZUCULAK'S HOME RAIDED
Joseph Street Fined S200 in Court
 Today-Couple Wed 61 Years
 Dial Telephone system May Be
 InStGlied-Briefs.

InstGlied-i3riefs.
 Mrs. Ruth E. Pfennig, president Of the American Legion ladies aux Hilary, has announced the following appointments for the coming term:
 Sergeant at arms, Mrs. Eva Clay ton; membership, Mrs, Mary Ryan | and Mrs. Emma Kicker; reha abilita- ton. Mrs. Harry Perkins; child wei fare, Mrs. Helen Hubbell; Ameri- Canism, Mrs. Helen Wasley; legisla- ton, Mrs. Eleanor Coleman; girls work and community service. Mrs. Mary Johnson; sunshine work, Mrs. John Graham; national defense, Mrs, Nora Beaucar; gold stars, Mrs. Emma Murphy; poppy, Mrs. Mar garet Albrecht; education of war orphans, Mrs. Fannie Missal; uni forms, Mrs. Irene Shelden; Bristol hospital visitation, Mrs. Mary John son; finance and auditors, Mrs. Irene Draper and Mrs. Alice Brown ell; hospitality, Mrs. E. M. Bailey and Mrs. Emma Kicker; drill team, Mrs. Emma Crittenden; music, Mrs. Evelyn Woisart.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 In police court this morning Harry Faster, arrested recently on reckless driving charge, was found guilty and was fined s100 ami costs He was represented by At torney Frederick w. Beach.
 Zuculak Pays After Raid
 Michael Zuculah of Joseph street was found guilty of keeping liquor with intent 10 sell and with reputa- ton. In a raid on his home at o'clock yesterday afternoon Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Patrolman Will liam Thompson confiscatcd 50 gal lens Of mash, which they destroyed q five gallon still three gallons of alleged liquor and three quarts, and II pints of liquor which vas of a high alcoholic content.
 ZuCulak was fined s10o and costs O. each count. He was represented by Attorney Beach.
 Bristol Notes
 It was learned here today that Francis w. Bailey. who was grad uated from Bristol high school in 1923. is on the honor roll of the Boston university college of business administration. He is a sophomore.
 The New Departure Manufac- turing company plant will shut down November A for a week, it was announced today Judgment was suspended in court this morning in the case of Arthur Dl Pasqualc Of Gridley street. charged with non-support. He was ordered to pay the costs.
 Married 61 Years
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Bofsess of Queen street will quietly observe the 61st anniversary of their wedding at their home Monday.
 They were married in the Little Church Around the Corner. New York City, on November IT. 1889, which came on Thanksgiving eve. They came to Bristol about 33 years ago from New York City and Mir. Hofsess was employed from that v | the New Departure Manufacturing company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hofsess have six children. They are Charles Hofsess of Waterbury, Arthur and Frederick Hofsess of Bristol. Mrs. Henry AL drich of Syracuse. x. Y, and Mrs. Giles Buell. and Mrs Benjamin liar ris of Plainville,
 Mrs. John Cofcy
 Mrs. John Coffey A. of 4 Wal , nut street. died at her home last night after two months illness She l had been in failing health for the i last two years. She was born in Mount Temple, Ireland. January 6, ! 1 SS6, q daughter Of James and Mary i Campbell. After spending her carly ] life there, she married John Cofey !, 3o years ago and came 10 Bristol.
 She is survived by her husband | and three sons. John. Jr. Thomas ! and Francis; two daughters, Flea i nor and Anna Mary; four sisters, | Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Dwight i Beecher, both of Bristol; Mrs Mary i Bradley Of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mrs. l Rosannd Cantell of Ireland; and a brother James Campbell, also of Ireland.
 Mrs. Coffey was a member Of the | ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Or | der of Hibernians, the Third Order | of St Francis, and the Rosary i Scapular society of St. Joseph's | church,
 Solemn high mass will he sung . Monday morning in St. Joseph's ! Catholic church for tho repose Of l her soul. Burial Will be made in St. i Joseph's new cemetery. |