New Britain herald., 1930-04-29

The commissioners decided to post pone their decision for the appoint ment of an officer to replace Burns at headquarters.
 Misses But Five Words
 The North Chiopens Hill school, winner of the inter-rural school spelling contest with a percentage of 99.66, missed only five words during the entire bee. It was the second consecutive time that the hill school children won the contest but they failed to compile as good record their mark. The five victors of the contest also lost percentage points over last years spelling conflict.
 The pupils of the Fall Mountain school copped second prize with SS misspelled words out of a total of 4349. The sixth school district students missed 50 words of a total of 5.307 and placed third. The fourth place school. from the Edgewood district, and the South Chippens Hill school came next in line.
 Husband Admits Guilt
 Following an investigation by Ser gcant Henry Jeglinski of the police department after Mrs. Margaret kel- tonic of 96 Lincoln street had re- ported the theft of s22 from her home. it was found that the money had been taken fy the victims hus- band.
 According to an explanation given Sergeant Jeglinski, MT. kel- tonic had come home Saturday dur ing the day and had taken the money. He left the house and for got to lock the door. When his wife return. she noticed that the door had been unlocked and started to investi- gate. When she discovered the dis apearance of her money she immedi- ately notified the police.
 Acquitted on Second Charge Iazulak was acquitted of a second charge of breach Of the peace after Judge Malone had found that evil dence against the accused was lack ing. It vas alleged by the con- plainant in the case that Zazulak had thrown two large rocks through the window of her home. The rocks were displayed in court as evidence. Volo Fined for Assault
 Ralph Volo of this city was fined sc5 and costs on d charge of as- sault following the lodging of d complaint against him by John Flu calpti. who claimed that the de- fendant threatened his life with q knife. Eucalipti told the court that Nolo invited him to ride in his car and then drew a knife and remark | cd that he would kill him. Nolo denied ever possessing a knife. A second charge of breach of the peace against Nolo was nolled. | Pair Sentenced to Jail
 Steve kaplan and Parson DruziN, both of this city, were sentenced to 60 and 50 days in the county jail respectively. after they had been charged with breach of the peace and assault. Officer James Burns. who made the arrest, stated that | Wllen nC HcHI to tiS pidNS "HSi '~ the pair lived he found a stove up- set and a quantity of stove pipe ou the floor.
 The pair had been engaged in d fight, it was believed, with kaplan the antagonist. Assistant Prosecutor ] Quinlan requested Judge Malone to mete out S0-day sentences.
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license was issued by' City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today to Stephen William Baldygar, d lock maker. of lS6 Main street. Ter ryville, and Louise Eleanor Bromir- ski of 27 Gridley street. this city.
 Present Play Tonight
 A play entitled, The Cure-All, v will be presented by the membe's o! St. Johns parish of Forestvllle at the parish house tonight. Danc- inc, with music by the HarmonN Boys orchestra of Torrington will follow.
 Asks Civil Settlement
 Judge William J. Malone re- ] NuGStcu III pOllNt Noull toHoS Ni''' the accident between cars owned by Edwin r. Porter and Wesley John son, which occurred at Riverside avenue and Blakeslcc street about d week ago. be settled civilly. Both drovcrs were charged with reckless driving.
 The case was argued out after scv- eral witnesses had presented testi- mony and it was decided to suspend judgment upon payment of costs.
 Planning Celebration
 The local lodge of Elks is planning for celebration on Tag Day, June 14. A program is being arranged for the occasion by a committed consisting of Robert Callahan, James Cari Adam Zisman. Joseph Cullcy Ross o. Reed, Thomas A. Tracy and Dr. Joseph kupperstein. The committee was appointed by Exalted Ruler Philip H. Leary.
 Dutton Chosen Master
 Former Mayor Joseph F. Duttor will act as master of ceremonies a a celebration to be given by the Compounce tribe of Red Men at tho local wigwam on Prospect street to night. There will be, it is reported more than ] 900 visitors at the cclc bration coming from all over the state.
 The principal speaker will be Pas Great Sachem Richard E. ElmorC o New Jersey. An exhibition of speak ing in Indian will he given by ; group of juvenile palcfaces iron Bridgeport and scout troops iron ; Stamford will display many fcats 0 scoutcraft.
 !, Hibernians Meet Tonight Rev. T. J. keena branch, AnciCn Order of Hibernians. will hold al open meeting in the guild hall of St