New Britain herald., 1930-09-27

ernoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Bicycle Hits Truck
 Joseph Yara5his, g. of 14 Dewey place, Plainville, was slightly in jured yesterday afternoon when a bicycle he was riding crashed into q motor truck belonging to the Quinlon Coal and Trucking com rany and operated by Edward R. Helming of West street, on Main street in the immediate vicinity of the New Haven" railroad bridge.
 Dr. Benjamin B. Robbins dressed laceraticns which the boy sustained at police headquarters. where he had been brought by Helming. After treatment, he was allowed to return to his home.
 A truck driven by Helming's brother, Arthur, plunged over an embankment near the east entrance to Rockwell park yesterday morning and narrowly escaped experiencing the waters of the Pequabuck river. The vehicle balanced itself evenly over knoll not many feet from the rizer bed. after ploughing down the bank. The driver and a companion escaped injury.
 Mrs. Leroy Noble
 Mrs. Catherine Noble, 4s. wife of Leroy Noble of 136 Curtiss street, died suddenly Thursday night while attending rehearsal of an enter tainment planned by the Grange at the home of Harold Hewitt, 50 Gen. ter street. Her health had been good until she was stricken her sud- den death coming as a great shock to her many friends and relatives.
 Born in Philadelphia on Decem- Der 13, 1880, daughter of Axe and Charlotte Henderson, Swanson, she came to Bristol as a small child with her parents and was educated in the local schools She was mar rled twice, the second time to Leroy Noble, who survives her, with a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Freer of this city. She was a member of the Baptist church. the women's society Of that institution and the Bristol Grange.
 The funeral will be held from the late home at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. where Rev. Percival F, Wolfenden will conduct services. lnterment will be in the family plot i'll West cemetery.
 Final Putting Contest
 The final putting contest for wo- men this season will be stased at the Chippanee Country club this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hostesses O. the affair will be Mrs. Dwight buffum, Mrs. Benedict F. Donohue and Mrs. Carleton B. Beckwith.
 Fined On Liquor Counts
 Peter Witlicky of Shrub road. charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell and with reputat tion of selling it. was fined s10o and costs on each count in police court this morning. Witlicky was arrested last Saturday following a raid on his house. A five gallon still and two gallons of alleged liquor were found by the raiders.
 Cases Continued
 Harry Faster. through Attorney Frederick W. Beach. pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving and ms case was continued until Octo- Der II. Faster was the driver of an automobile which ran over the curb of Memorial boulevard last Saturday and struck two young men who were walking on the grass Both are now at the Bristol hospital. one with a broken leg and the other with an | injured back .aS;
 The case of Emile Grenier chare- ed with driving while his license was under suspension, was continued until october 4, as was that of Earl Hotchkiss, arrested on September 1s tor driving while under the influence | of liquor
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Michael Cornish of Plantsville was fined $25 and costs for reck- less driving, but s15 of the fine was remitted. He was represented by Attorney Joseph F. Dutton. His arrest ensued when his auto struck a trolley car on Terryville avenue.
 Must Support Child
 Alfred G. Haig. held for non-sup- port, was ordered to pay s4 a week for the support of his child. It was further hinted that, in the event of a business pickup. this amount might be increased after three months.
 Property Transfers George H. Quinicn has transfer red 42 acres and a barn on Perkins street to Otis Roberts, according to warranty deed filed with the city clerk. Another warranty deed re- cords the transfer of land and build- ings on North Main street from tho city to the Polish American club. This is the building where the Un- cas Fire Co. was located until yes- terday.
 Frederick L. Pons has quit claim ed 20 acres on South street, 50 acres on Middle street, and A acres on King street to Hubert A. Pons, Mary J. Quanz, Valida Salladin, Frederick W. Beaucar, Leon J. Pons and Mar garet Beaucar of Bristol and Clara Robinson of Shelton. Two -ninths oe the property goes to Hubert A. PonS and the balance is divided among the others. In return, the above mentioned six have quit claimed land and a business block on Pros- pect street to Frederick L. Pons.
 Seek Marriage License
 Application for a marriage license has been made at the city clerks of fee by Richard Francis Dieneman, (Continued on Page 15)