New Britain herald., 1930-09-23

IN, CONNECTICUT, TU. side. Squad A and Fire Company Mo- answered summons and quelled the slight blaze before it had caused any amount of damage.
 Claire Hines
 Claire Hines, four-months-old 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. William P. Hines of 211 Goodwin street, died at her home early this morning. AL though funeral arrangements in charge of Undertaker James J. Dunn are incomplete, it is believed 1 that the remains will be inferred this afternoon or evening after brief services. Telephone Supervisor to Wed City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today granted marriage license to Charles James Lynch. clerk of BIO Washington street, New Britain, and Della Virginia Mclaughlin, a tele- phone supervisor of 52 kenney street, Forestyille.
 Leaves Hospital $500 The will of the late Mary D. Montgomery, filed for record at the office of the court of probate yes- terday afternoon, registers the be- quest of $500 to the Bristol hospital. The terms of the document state that the $500 is to be given to the American Trust company to be add ed to a fund previously established by the decedent's husband, Silas K. Montgomery. The late Mrs. Mont gomery, who died on September IS of this year, leaves the estate re- maining following the deduction of these bequests to Louise Allyn of New York City, a niece: The execu- ] tor of the will is City Clerk Thomas B. Steele.
 Louise Allyn, 40 Morningside ave- nue, New York City, s4,ooo; John Bryan. Plainville. s2,O0O; Emily H. Baldwin, Watertown. s1.OOO; M. Louise Baldwin. Watertown. $500: Fred J. Baldwin, Watertown. $500; Mary Hanna, Bristol, s1,000; Edith T Bryan, Boston, a niece, $500; Harris Bryan, either now or once in the United States Marine corps, a , nephew, $500; Helen Bryan, Plants vile, $500.
 All Cases Continued
 All cases on the police court dock ct this morning were continued by Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich until Saturday morning, when they will be tried. Bonds set origin ally will stand in each case.
 Included among the cases contin- ued were: Harry A. Faster of 36 South street. reckless driving; Mi chael Cornish of Plantsville; Emile Grenier of 54 Center street, driving a motor vehicle while his license was under suspension, and Peter Witlicky of Schrub road, violation of the liquor law. All defendants were arrested by police over the past weekend.
 Local Teacher Marries
 A return of the marriage license of Michael J. scanlon, school teacher in this city, and Helen Jo- sephine Murphy, clerk of so Web ster street, Hartford, to the office of tHe city clerk today shows that the couple were married by Rev. P. J. O'Connell in Hartford on August 12.
 Enters Radcliffe
 Miss .Ardella Harriet Spare, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Romeyn Spare of 1e Sessions street, was one of record number of freshmen who matriculated in the h2nd year of Radcliffe college yes- terday.
 To Return to Standard Time
 Eastern Standard time will be- come effective on Sunday morning at 2 o'clock with the passing of daylight saving time.
 With the advent of Standard time once more. change in the Brain schedules of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company will be made. According to reports, 1t will be the first time in the roads history that the Numbers used to designate the various trains will bo completely /revised. The reason for the change, officials ex- plain, is to place the trains by theil numbers in rotating system, un- der which each member will fur nish definite information to railroad men as to the approximate time of departure or arrival, or route trav- eled by the train.
 Jurists Chosen
 The following four Bristol mer have been chosen for jury duty in Hartford during the next few weeks Percy Norton, Stephen OConnell Junius c. Douglass and Harry Ryale Palaski-Czarnecki Miss Eugenia Ann Czarnecki daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Franl Czarnecki of this city, became tn. bride of stephen Charles Palaski son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palask Of Glastonbury, at St: Stapislaus church yesterday morning at . o'clock, when Rev. George Bartlew. ski performed l. double ring cere. 5 mony
 Miss Nary Karnot of simsbur, { vas maid of honor and Edward Czarnecki vas best man. The brides. , maids were the Misses Helen Car. t recki, Ella Pociecha of Meriden 3 and Miss Jennie klimek, all cousins s Of the bride, Rose Karnot and Vir ginia Karnot Of Simsbury, ant : Genevieve Zembrowski of Bristol A