New Britain herald., 1930-06-28

students healthy and the eating of proper foods, together with suri- Cient rest.
 City League Scraps
 Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field a double bill will be the attraction in the City baseball league. The card, starting at o'clock, will fea- ture battles between the Maple Ends and West Ends and Plainville and Terryyille.
 Granted Divorce
 Grace Lee Kenyon of this city was granted divorce from Maurice J Kenyon Of Syracuse, N. Y, in su- perior court yesterday. She claimed desertion. The couple were mar ried on August 8, 1918, and separat- ed on December 10, 1926. Judge William J. Malone represented the plaintiff, who was also given an or der for custody of the one child born to the couple.
 Must Support Wife
 Vincent Quistberg was ordered in police court this morning to pay his wife S20 a week for one year and post a $500 bond as guarantee or spend GO days in the county Jail. Mrs. Quistberg had had her husband brought in for non-support.
 No Premature Celebrating
 John Hardyicz, charged with un- lawful discharge Of fireworks, was lined $l and costs. Judge Joseph N. Donovan said that violators of this law, when brought in by police, would be punished 10 the full extent Of the law hereafter and gave this fine as a warning.
 Quartet Pay Fine
 Edward Giles, charged with breach Of the peace and keeping a disorder ly house following the finding of Frank Hoyt. Ernest Parker. and Peter Cruse in his barn last evening, was fined S25 and costs. Parker was fined S and costs for breach Of the peace. Hoyt $1 and costs on the sane count and Cruse s1 and costs for breach of the peace and drunkenness Attorney Joseph F. C'Connel represented Giles and re- quested a suspended jail sentence for his client. but this was denied.
 Michael Crose, charged with speeding, paid costs Of court and Judgment in his case was suspended.
 North Side Election
 Al a meeting of the taxpayers of the North Side school district last evening in the school auditorium the reports of the officers for the past year were read and accepted and the following officers were elected: Committeeman, Mrs. Mae C. Spring clerk, Ralph Bezanson: treasurer. Arthur L. Mansfield; lax collector. Ralph B. Hutchinson; auditor, Earl Johnson.
 It was voted 10 lay a tax Of ss4 mills on the grand list.
 Autos Collide
 An automobile operated by Frank Lauretti Of 2O Ward street struck car driven by Austin Delaney of 6S Ingraham street on North Main street In front of the New Departure Mfg. Co, yesterday and lenders of both machines were damaged. The ADSIHAtCS Car pulItQ out rom li1e CuTD as the other came by, going south. The case was settled in the ante room of police court this morning.
 Mrs. Rose Roskoski ,-
 Mrs. Rose Roskoski, aged 56, of Fall Mountain road. died early today at her home after q lingering illness. She was a native Of Poland and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kordys. She formerly lived in Ter ryyille but moved to Bristol about a month ago.
 She Is survived by her husband. Joseph. and several children.
 Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at the late home lt s o'clock with requiem mass in St Casimir's church, Terryville, at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Terryville.