New Britain herald., 1930-03-06

continued until tomorrow when | Bennett was arraigned before Police [ Court Judge Joseph M. Donovan | this morning. Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich asked the postponement to per init further investigation.
 It is alleged that Bennett sold a quantity of stock to a Bristol resi- | dent last October and received sl,- 96O for 1t but did not deliver the stock. He was arrested in New Hav- en yesterday by Sergeant Daniel Me Gillicuddy and is being held in de- fault of s2,Oo0 bonds.
 Other Cases Postponed
 Gerald Carter of 27 Congress street. Hartford. charged with forg- ing checks and obtaining money un- der false pretenses; and Samuel Williams. alias C. Adams, of 1SS New Britain avenue, Hartford, held on the latter count, appeared in po- lice court this morning but their cases were continued until tomor- row.
 The men arc alleged to have fleeced several local residents while in the employ of the Perry Rug Co, of Meriden. They will be given un- til tomorrow to make restitution.
 Police Board to Meet
 The police board will hold meet ing on Monday evening.
 City to Receive S17,292
 Bristol will receive s17,292 as a state aid grant for use by the school department. according to figures made public by the state board of education. This amount is based on the school enumeration, a total of sS56,34l being available for the pur- pose throughout the state.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 According 10 warranty deeds filed at the office Of the city clerk this morning the following property transfers have been effected: From Harry $. Beals to Hattie Beaure- gard land and building on Wood- land street; from Dr. Benjamin E. Robbins to Mary Ferrucci, land in Robbins Heights" and from Mary Fcrrucci 10 Leon and Florence Web- stcr, land in Robbins Heights
 Suits Filed By Harding
 A suit for damages amounting 10 SIPS. brought through Attorney Jos eph NJ. Donovan, was filed at the Of flee of the city clerk this morning against Rocca DeNote and in favor of the Bristol Electric Co. It is re- turnablc to the court of common pleas in Hartford on March 23 at 10 Il. m. Land of the defendant on Divinity street has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Harding. A second writ, issued by Attorney Frederick w. Beach, is in favor Of the Guardian Thrift and Loan Corp. and against Charles and Marie Wag- ncr the plaintiff claiming $35U dam- ages. The case is returnable at the court of common pleas in Hartford on the first Tuesday in April. Land of the defendant on Prospect place i HdS DtClI dtldGISu pS DcputS oiel 4Al Harding.
 Celebrates Mass For Father | The funeral of Patrick T. Martin of If Bradley street was held from morning and services were conduct ed by his son Rev. J. Clement Mar tin, at St. Joseph's church at lO o'clock, when q solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Inter- ment was in the family plot in St. Thomas's cemetery.
 Funeral of Mir. Raponcy
 The funeral of Armando Raponey of S9 Barnes street was held from his late home at S:30 o'clock this morning and from St. Anthony's church at o'clock. Burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Stocks EXOncrated
 Paul W. stocks, involved in an ac- cident which proved fatal to d For cstville resident some time ago, has been cXonerated by the coroner and by the state motor vehicle depart mcnt, it was announced yesterday. Pigeons to Race
 It has been announced that mem- bers of tho Bristol, Terryville and Thomaston Pigeon club intend to stage pigeon races on the followin 5 dates: 10Q-mile race from New York city on April 26; 150-mile race from Trenton, N. J., on May 3; 200-mile race from Wilmington, Del, on May 10; S00-mile race from Washington, q 500-mile race from Chatham, Va, D. C., on May 17; 40o-mile race from Charlotte, Va, on May A, and on June '. The races are for the older type of birds.
 Playing Here Tonight
 The local Maple Ends basketball team will face the Cloverleaves of Thomaston at the John Jennings school gymnasium at S:l5 o'clock tonight, In the Bristol lineup will be "Dutch' Leonard, Yin Carney Bunny" Senski, George and Phil Alexander, Jimmy Riordan, Jim Kane, Al Monjeau and Louie Schneider
 To Enjoy Supper Tonight
 Members of the pocket billiard team of the Bristol club will be ten dcred a turkey supper at the clul rooms tonight and the usual enter. tainmcnt will be provided Match games in pool, billiards and cards will follow the banquet
 Report shows Pool o. k.
 A report released by Dr. Mickle director of the bureau of labora tories of the state of Connecticut shows that the Bristol high schoo swimming pool is in a sanitary con.