New Britain herald., 1930-04-22
VETERAN FACTORY
 EMPLOYE IS DEAD
Illness Proves Fatal to George
 F. Dal6el, Aged 64
POLICE PROBING BREAKS
Warning Issued By Chief Belden- Ncwpeck Must Post Bond-Rev. Francis T. Cooke to Lecture in South.

South.
 George r. Dalser, 64, died at his home at 107 Union street this morn ing following an illness of 10 days with complications. He had been employed at the Clayton Mfs. Co. for c5 years and at the Dunbar Bros. Co. for the past 1a years.
 Born in Bridgeport on June If, 1865, the son of MT. and Mrs. John Dalger, he came to Bristol about 40 years ago. At the age Of 4 he married Miss Eva Dayton in Bridge port. who survives him. together with two sons, Edward w. Dalger of Bristol and George F. Dalger, Jr.. of Plainyillc; three grandchildren. Els worth Donald and Marion Da!gcr of Bristol: a brother. Edward Dalgcr of Stratford: and two half brothers, John and William Dalger of Strat- ford.
 Superintendent Lewis G. Parsons of the Dunbar Bros. Co.,. the factory where Dalgcr was employed as a pressman. stated this morning that he expected several representatives of his firm to attend the funeral services Thursday afternoon. Dalger was a member of the Baptist church and of the Modern Woodmen of America.
 The funeral will take place from tn } late home at o:S0 o'clock Thurs day afternoon. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Must Pay SC Per Week
 Frank Newpcck of c9 ,1olzor place was ordered by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in police court this morning to post bond of $l00 to guarantee the payment of SG d week to his wife or spend 15 days in the county jail.
 Newpeck. charged with non-sup port by his wife some time ago, was released this morning.
 JadWiga Eo;.;anck
 JadWiga Eomanek. 5J, wife O. Alex Romanek of g CurtiSs street died at her home this morning fol lowing a lingering illness.
 She was a native of Poland, com inG to this country about 15 ycar' ago. when she ccttlcd in Brictol,
 Mrs. Rom2nc,i lcavcs. besides hel husband. six small children. The funeral will take place from St. StPnislaus' church at o'clock l Thur@day morning. Burial will bt in St. Joscph's new cemetery Building Permit Issued Building permits have been issuet | by Superintendent of Public Works 1 Oscar Anderson to the following: TT 1 Fred Helming to build a garage fol l himself in the rear of q house at 6i West street at a cost of St,00o; tt | Fred IIelming Of e West street tt i build a onc-family house for Mrs Emma Helming on Pennington ave nue at a cost of s6,000; to Searle NJ Brewster of 2S Garden street to re roof house for himself at that ad dress at a cost of S90: and to Davit Hall to erect one-car garage fo himself on Tcrryville avenue at ; cost Of s1o0.
 Fifty Less -Thi, Near
 City Clerk Thomas E. Steele stat cd this morning that there were 5, more licenses for dogs issued at thi time last year than there have beer 1 to Gatc. Dog owners have been film, into the city clerks office very slow i ly and it appears as though man. will be forced to pay the require penalty of S ol Nay l, the last day | The license fec until that time is E.,
 To Nominate Officers
 X nomination of officers for tn, ensuing year will take place at tn, regular meeting of Bell City acric | No. 151l, Fra.Crnal Order of Ia cle!z | to be held at the home on Yves street tomorrow night at s o'clock ! The nominations will be r1o-nd ol