New Britain herald., 1930-08-06
Bristol Mews
BROTHER, SISTER
 ID WE'D SAME DAY
Two Marriages in Malerbo
 Family Set for August 12

Family Set for August 12 PEACE BREAKER JAILED Wife Claims kopecck Hit Her With
 Bottle-War to Externlinate Rats
 Ursed-Ftrst Taxirg District to Br
 Enlarged-'Farmers Wife" Play
 Harry Leroy Malerbo, dairy farmer, and Miss Eunice Helen Malerbo, children Of MT. and Mrs. Carlo Malerbo Of 155 Jerome ave nue, will be united in matrimony to Miss Georgianna NJ. Mum, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Damas Mum of 3& Bingham street. Forestville, and An thony Monico, a mason. Of 155 Jerome avenue, respectively. on August 12, although at different churches, it was learned today fol- lowing the issuance of marriage li- censes to the couples at the office Of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. Miss Nunn, prospective bride of the brother, is teacher Of seventh grade class at the Sarah F.. Reynolds school, Forestville She IS q. grad uate of the New Britain State Nor nal school.
 The Malerbo- Mum ceremony will be performed at St. Matthew's church, Forestville, by Rev. James T. Mcdonald, while the Monico- Malerbo ceremony will be performed at St, Anthonys church in this city by Rev. Louis P. Beccaris.
 kopezek Gets Six Months
 Peter Kopezek of 35 Bukley street, Forestville arrested at his home at about 11:15 o'clock last night by Officer John Bachman on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace, was sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge Joseph NJ Donovan in police court this morning. Bonds for appeal. if one should be taken, were set at $500.
 Officer Bachman, in testifying against Kopezek, said that when he arrived at the Forestville residence dishes, pans and any number of oth. CT kitchen utensils were flying" about. He stated that Mrs. kopezck. who claimed that she was struck by her husband with a milk bottle, was bleeding about the right arm and cheek. The wife told the officer that the only money which had to buy food with this week was taken by her husband. Kopezek, in court. de- nied having any money but was searched in the police department locker room downstairs. where sio, the sum named, was unearthed in one Of the defendants socks.
 Edward Breault, neighbor of the peace breaker, complained in court of frequent scrceching which emanated from the kopezek house. hold. He said that the man was an- moving to all his neighbors.
 Name Is Changed
 A certificate Of the change of name of the Bristol Tobacco and Candy Co. 10 the Dover Novelty Co. Inc, was filed for record at the off, fee Of the city clerk today by M. P. Tirella, William J. Phelan and ]. Vincent Donovan. q majority of the firms directorial board members.
 Suit for $500
 MlIliCent ?. Hull has. through Judge s. Russell Mink, brought suit against Ashley L. Bishop of this city for $500, the case being returnable to the Hartford court Of common pleas on the first Tuesday in Septem- Der. Lots Of the defendant. known as Nos. PA and 225 in the Maplewood tract on the proposed Arlington street and Vanderbilt road, have been attached by Constable Roscoe L. Sessions.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Michael Lozenski and wife, have sold to Albert Lamoureux and wife, 50 acres of land, a dwelling house, barns, and other buildings on Staf- ford avenue. and Mary Ferrucci has sold to Lionel Alexander an undivid- ed one-half interest in two pieces Of land on Greystone avenue, accord ing 10 warranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk today. The remaining half interest Of the last named plot has been sold to Mr Alexander by William J. Phelan, ad- ministrator in the estate of the late Antonio Ferrucci.
 Would Eliminate Rats
 Dr- Benjamin B. Robbins city health officer, appeared before the city council at its meeting last eve. ming in the city hall and recommend ed that a drive to eXterminate rats from Bristol be established. Rats. he asserted, are disease carriers and are figured to do about S4 damage apiece. There are. according to the local population figures, 6O.0G0 rats in Bristol, this being obtained by estimating two rats for each person
 The drive, Dr. Robbins said. need cd only the endorsement of the city fathers. He stated that he would boom the extermination Of the ami mals in Bristol New Britain and other progressive cities. he remark ed, had already decided to back such