New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
City Items

Mr. and Mrs. David Winchester of Prospect street and daughter, : Miss Estelle Winchester. have re- turned after spending several days in Falmouth, Mass
 George simmone is spending the week at his home in Falmouth, Mass.
 A meeting Of the cast of the min strel show recently presentd under the auspices of St. Joseph's parish will be held Wednesday evening at o'clock at the church hall and preparations will be made for the banquet. Returns on tickets may be made at this time.
 Martha Chapter, 0. E. S., will ob- serve visiting matrons night at the meeting to be held Thursday eve- ming A social will be held in the afternoon at 2;30. supper at 6:30, followed by the meeting at 7:30 o'clock.
 Past chief daughters. night will be held at the regular meeting of Lady Wallace lodge, Daughters of Scotia. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., will hold a regular meeting tonight at o'clock at '. NJ T. A. and B. hall
 Simon Daniel, who conducts a store at Oak and Putnam streets, complained to the police that a sign on his building was damaged to the amount of s20.
 The New York police notified Lieutenant McCue this morning that q car owned by Sebastian Catalano Of l37 North street, this city. was recovered in the metropolis and the owner could have it by calling.
 The police were notified shortly -: after midnight by I. R. Fish of the Shuttle Meadow club that the lights were burning in the caddy house. Word was sent to Val Flood, protes- slonal at the club, and he reported that whoever had been in the house had left
 Angela Malone Of 62s East street reported to Lieutenant Rival last night that her automobile was stol- en Sunday night at Lake Com bounce.
 Jewett Thomson of 70 Beaver street reported to the police last night the theft of the head of | motor in his yard.
 Commander Joseph Feingold of Walter J. Smith post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, left today to enter the Brooklyn Naval hospital for treatment.
 Co. No. Of the fire department was called to the home of Herman RushkoWsky. 54 Clinton street, yes terday afternoon and found a slight fire caused by an overheated flat iron.
 The police were notified today Of the suspension of the operators n- cense of Abraham Gorbach ot 1884 Stanley street. return of the license of Roy Gray of 369 East street. and return Of the right to operate to Arthur Johnson of the Hotel Doris
 Supernumerary Officer George Mccarthy found the lock on the front door of a store at 3ss East street tempered with last night but entrance had not been effected
 W. Howard Whiting Of 571 Stan ley street complained to Supernu- merary Officer George Mccarthy last. night that boys stole cherries and used improper language when he spoke to them about it.
 Mrs John s. Golen of kensing- ton and Mrs. George Bramhall of Prospect street were hostesses at large bridge held at the home of Mrsr-Golen- on Saturday night.
 John J. Tarrantf has been given the contract to bury persons who die leaving no provision for their burial requiring the public welfare board to pay the costs. His bid of $50 for burial of adults vas the low est received by the commission at last nights meeting. The contract will run one year
 LEAVES MONEY TO EX-WIFE
 Boston. June 10 UP)-Though they were divorced six years ago. Dr. Maurice Eejux Tyrode. late Bar- ward medical school professor. left his entire estate to his estranged wife. explaining in his will he still considered her his vie "before God"