New Britain herald., 1930-07-28
MRS, MONTELL0
 DIES OF ILLNESS South Street Resident Victim
 of Heart Attack HAS ONE BROTHER IN SPAIN
Woman Arrested for Trespassing After Picking Berries On Witch's Rock Ayenue-Young Girls Case Continued-Novcna Closes.


 Mrs. Mary Russo Montello, aged 50, wife of Anthony Montello Of 222 South street, died Saturday after noon at her home from a heart at tack.
 Besides her husband she is sur vived by seven sons, Albert, Louis, Henry, stephen, Anthony Jr, Ed ward and Joseph Montello, all of Bristol; four daughters, Misses Anna and Margaret Montello, Mrs. Nicho- las Penda and Mrs. Peter D'Aprile of Buffalo, and eight brothers. Al phonse, Victor, John, James, Gae- tano and Joseph Russo, of Bristol, Dr. Leo Russo of Newark, N. J., and Miss Carmelia Russo of Waterbury.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at g o'clock at St. Anthony's church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Case Cocti,ued
 The case of Otis M. Williams of 20 Forestville avenue, Plainville. who was arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer James Burns on a charge of reckless driving. will be contin- ued Thursday morning. He was ar rested on Park street.
 Arrested for Trespassing
 Mary Grizuk of 10 Beech street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski after a complaint was made that she was trespassing on Witch's Rock avenue. She is said to have picked several quarts of berries before being arrest ed.
 Girls Case Continued
 The case of Martha Adams, 16- year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Edmund Adams, who is charged with the theft of SPAS from the home of Officer Edgar Norton of Judd street was continued until to- morrow morning. She is held in a sl 900 bond.
 Marriage Licenses
 A marriage license was issued at the city clerks office today to Jo seph P. Rogazinski, toolmaker, of g Conlin street and Wladyslawa J. Szymanski, clock repairer, of Al Conlin street. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Gases Continued
 Cases of Roman Rubenowski Of 500 North Main street and Vito Grumski of 663 North Main street, who are charged with breach of the peace and assault, were continued until tomorrow morning. They were arrested this morning by Officers Lawrence Doolan, John Cirves and Alexander Caruso.
 Goodeau Case Nolled
 The case of Norman Goodeau Of 435 North Main street. arrested Sat urday night on charges of intoXlca- ton and breach of the peace, fol- lowing the making of q complaint to the police by William Panshyn of Bethel street. was nolled by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich on pay ment of the costs of court, sS.20 at police headquarters today. Goodeau was released yesterday on bonds of SlOO for appearance today.
 Goodeau was believed by police to be not guilty of the charges pre- ferred against him It was alleged that he gave Panshyns young daughter a half dollar for illicit pur- poses. this allegation being later withdrawn when it was found that the money was presented to the child for information furnished as to the whereabouts of a certain friend of Goodeau.
 Bridge. Whist and Silver Tea
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2;3U o'clock the Ruth Rebekah lodge will give a bridge, whist and silver tea in Arcanum hall on Prospect street. Fortunes will be told free. Mrs Emily Greer will be hostess of the affair, to which the public has been invited.
 Condition Critical
 The condition of Joseph Costello, 55. of 656 North Main street. who was assaulted by Edward Olsen of Green street and Fred Jacquette of Pine street, East Bristol at his home late Saturday night, was described S being critical at the Bristol hospital this morning. He has concussion Of the brain and possible fracture of the skull. After heinz brought to the hospital Costello was treated for his injuries by Drs. John S. Papa, now resident at the institution. He was unconscious for several hours but was in a state of semi-conscious- ness yeterday.
 Police report that Costello was sit ting on the porch Of his home at about 11:15 o'clock Saturday night when Olson and Jacquette approach ed him. He strolled from the porch