New Britain herald., 1930-01-10


 years and two good games are ex- pccted. The teams nave split in two games played 70 far this season.
 Mrs. Anna Capulis Mrs, Anna Capulis. 32. Of 145I Green street, the wife of William CapulIs died at her home yesterday afternoon following an illness which lasted for nearly a year. Sho is sur vivcd besides her husband, by three children.
 The funeral will be held from St. Joscph's church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. lntcrment will follow in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 William S. Brecsc
 William S. Breesc, 52, Of 257| North Main street. died at tho Rris- tol hospital at o'clock last night following an illness of several weeks. He is survived by two sisters. I.il- liam and Mabel Breese both Of New Haven
 The body was taken to New Fla ven last night where the services and burial will take place
 Mir, Brecso, it was learned, was q foreman of the T.. lngraham Co. clock shop on North Main street for many years.
 Cheese Man Arrested
 Michael Sellitto of 337 East 114th street, New York city. was arrested in Hartford yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and brought here on a charge of obtain ing money under false pretenses. The bond was set at $500.
 Sellitto, it is alleged, is an accom- plice of Anello. another cheese dealer who victimized many Of Bris- tois Italian merchants out of about $l75, and assisted the latter to dis pose of q truck of terrible" stuff as several Of the merchants termed it. Sellitto, it was said, drove into this city Monday night with the cheese and immediately made the acquaintance of Onofrio Carucci of 4S Park street, who introduced him to the greater number of the city's Italian grocers. Many sales were eff l'Nt-'' 'lI It, lllS iIolIl Slp lO HiO, but complaints did not commence to pour into police Headquarters un- til the men had Skipped" Carucci was cheated out of S3 which he 1 loaned Anello to make change at one business house. he said. Stef- fano Anello, the partner in the dis tribution of the cheese, secured a i- cense to sell the goods after he had been apprehended by Sergeant Jeg- linski, who, at the time, was un- aware of the dealings. Anello could not be found in Hartford The cheese dealers were arrested in Hartford by Detective Sergeants Nicholas R. Gallichio and Robert T. sutherland on a complaint of Cap ital City resident who claimed that he purchased cheese from the men at the rate of 30 cents a pound. The statesmen told the buyers that the cheese was worth all of 70 cents pound-and the sale was completed. The cheese was made of skim milk and hardened rapidly. Sellitto was released to the local officials when he made restitution to the Hartford man.
 The man promised 10 reimburse the defrauded local dealers for the money which he took from them. Sellitto took all of the blame for the bad" cheese distribution and admit ted his ownership of it.
 The case was continued until next Tuesdays session of court in police court this morning.
 Cars Damaged Badly 1 Automobiles driven by Richard Lassy Of 70 Inlay street. Hartford, and Fred Stanke of 21S Farmington on i avenue, this city, met on Farming | ton avenue near King street last night at about S:45 o'clock. Lassy, it is said, was proceeding west on the highway when Stanke, driving a Rodmann milk truck, was going in the opposite direction. Both cars were badly damaged.
 Adolph Busse of 9S East View street was rushed to the Bristol i hospital after the accident. II was 1 tlIcdS It lilGN illt lIltiil lltit NulLtl tu fractured collar bone and internal in- juries, although no definite state- ment could be obtained at the hos pital this morning.
 The case was continued until next Tuesdays session of police court to permit the full recovery of Busse. Civil Engineer Marrics A marriage return filed at the of- fee of the city clerk this morning showed that Nicholas J. Fogg. a civil engineer ot 55 Sigourney street. this 1 city. married Marion J. Dean, housekeeper, Of Glastonbury, at | Glastonbury on December 27. Rev. Francis A. Fate performed the cere- i mony,
 1 Guild Elects i Al a meeting of St. Johns guild i at the parish house in Forestville ! last evening. the annual reports of l President Mrs. Robert Rusgrovc. Secretary Mrs. Lester Greene and Treasurer Mrs. Ilvan Young were read and showed that the society ! had enjoyed a successful year
 Mrs. Fred Miles, chairman of the { nominating committee. read the i committees report and gave the 1 names Of the officers who were | elected for the year of 1880. They | were as follows: Mrs Eugene C. 1 Potter, president; Mrs. Thomas | SJ"cd, first vice president; Mrs. Rob ort Rusgrovc, second vice president: Mrs. Lester Greene, secretary: and Mrs. llvan Young, treasurer. Mrs 1 Tryphena Wallace was elected chairman Of the purchasing commit tee; the auditors were Mrs. Clenna l Miller and Mrs. Verne Wyman; the