New Britain herald., 1930-09-16

She was-well-llnown here and wa highly regarded by the townspeopie Miss Dwelly had been in poor health for several months and was conf1ned to the hospital for ter weeks. She suffered a great deal from different forms of rheumatism, a bad heart spell being the direct cause of her death. Her passing will be greatly regretted ly her friends here.
 She is survived by two brothers one in Chicago and one in Water town. Funeral services were held this morning at 1O.3O o'clock at Berger's funeral parlors in Coble skill, N. Y. Burial was in the home cemetery at Sloansville, N. Y. Miss Dwelly was laid to rest alongside her father.
 Public Supper
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a pub lie supper in the church larlors to- morrow evening from to s o'clock The menu will consist of baked beans, varied salads, ca aobage relish rolls, coffee and peach shortcake.
 Seeking Salesman
 Constable George Schubert has brought to the attention of County Detective Edward J. Hickey numer- ous complaints which have been made here against the operations of C. B. Hoffman who is wanted on charges of fraud.
 During the past several weeks, Hoffman visited a number of homes here and talked householders into buying a book he was selling or into having repaired some books they bad in their homes. In each in stance, according to the complaints, he collected a deposit of 50 cents, promising delivery of the books or various dates from September to 15.
 When the first complaint was made last week. Constable Schubert made a search for Hoffman but he had skipped town. He learned that man living in New Britain fitted Hoffman's description and located him. He found that he was not the man wanted. AS the dates on which delivery of books had been promised, Constable Schubert received more com plaihts. Upon learning that other towns had been the victims of the same froud he notified MT. Hickey.
 Receives Favorable Comment
 The announcement of Ole w. Ro- date for election to the general as- sembly on the republican ticket was received with pleasure by large number of townspeople. He is eX- pected to have much larger sup port than in previous years. MT. Robertson should not be con- | fused with his father who bears al most the identical name, Ole H | Robertson. The candidate is the same man who opposed Robert B White. present representative, ol two different occasions.
 Seeks License
 The auto accident last May whicl | Madigan of New Britain continues to give local police authorities con. siderable trouble. Although foul i months have passed. the local all thorities have not as yet received any official finding of the case from the coroner Meanwhile one of the drivers arrested after the crash ant placed on bonds on a technica charge of manslaughter remains tt be tried in court.
 Another angle has arisen to giv' the police more trouble. Prosecute Charles F. Conlon of the town cour has appealed to Motor Vehicle Com missioner Robbins B. Stoeckel, or ] the behalf of Miss Edith Chalko, 10 cal school teacher, to return her ii cense which was suspended follow. ing the accident last May.
 Miss Chalko was driving cal which was struck by another ma chine containing a number of young men. Madigan died in the crasl and the driver of the young men. car was arrested and held responsi ble for the fatality. No charge wa made against Miss Chalko and loca 1 authorities are at a loss to under stand why Miss Chalko's license wa taken away. In order to reach tn, school where she teaches, Ms ' Chalko is obliged to walk nearl. three miles every day because of tn loss of her drivers license.
 Prosecutor Conlon has requeste, ! hearing for Miss Chalko but tn request has been ignored so far.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainvilt Grange will be held this evening a o'clock. Neighbor's night will Q held with Oranges from New Brit ain, West Hartford, Cawassa, Avor Meriden, Plymouth and Harwintol being present.
 Each Grange will furnish on number to the program. Light re treatments will be served All ap plications for new members must b in at this meeting.
 H. X NJ. Eagles Win
 The Plainville H. & NJ. Eagle opened the football season yester day afternoon by defeating the For estville Yankee Jrs., 30 to O. Tn, Eagles had their favorite lineup ant (COntinued on Para 17N