New Britain herald., 1915-06-21

twisters on him to get him to the lookup. Justice Condell imposed hne of ST and costs.,- The accused had a fractured purse and he was taken to jail today to work out the assessment.
 John Chunda of Forestville, an- other drunk who got into the officers path Saturday night, was also fined S7 and costs, am bunting to $13.61. He paid up.
 Breaks Leg Playing Ball.
 James Burton Chichester of Broai street is at the Hartford hospital with broken leg as the result of an ac- cident which happened yesterday af- ternoon. Chichester was among those in attendance at clambake In Pot ter's grove. Late in the afternoon while playing baseball he tripped and fell and his right leg was fractured near the thigh.
 Friends put him on improvised stretcher and carried him out of the woods, an automobile ambulance meeting them on the highway. The injured man was attended by pr. J. N. Bull, who ordered his removal to the hospital.
 Chichester is a man of almost
  hospital several weeks as the frac- ture is said to be of a type that mends very slowly. @ A
 Lockjaw Victim's Funeral.
 The funeral of William, the twelve years old son of MT. and Mrs. Dennis C. Crowley of Grown street, who died Saturday at St. Francis hospital from lockjaw, which developed from a wound in his foot caused by a wood splinter, was held this morning at g o'clock from the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and was largely attended. The little fellow was a pupil in the Grammar school and was very popu- lar among his classmates. They were permitted to remain away from school today to attend his funeral.
 Rev. William P. Kilcoyne ofhciated at high mass of requiem Inter ment was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The boy leaves, besides his parents, three sisters, Kathleen, Anna and Eliz- abeth. and two brothers Charles and John.
 Auto Parts in Bushes.
 Oficer Philip Marine was notified by phone last evening that a presto- light tank, rubber car cover, and other parts of an automobile truck owned by Lynch brothers of Hart ford had been stolen here yesterday. The machine broke down near the stone quarry on the New Britain road and while the driver went to a gar age for help, the car was partly stripped
 The tank and cover were found hidden in the bushes this morning by T2 hE formant had stated that he was ''chief i, of police in Hartford" Headquar- ters in the capitol city this morning | disclaimed knowledge of complaints l regarding the theft.
 An effort is to be made to locate | the owners of the machine to notify I them of the finding of their prop erty.
 Brief Items.
 The initiatory degree will be con- ferred by Martha Rebekah lodge at It's regular meeting this evening In Odd Fellows hall. .s,
 Miss Amy Fletcher had two fingers on her right hand badly crushed in the gearing of a machine On which she was working in the Trumbuii l Glect1iS CotAPdHy,S PtdntS Iludy. Ane middle finger was, so badly injured !, that 1t had to be amputated.
 Bruce Gilbert U. s. N., has notifcd relatives here that he has been trana- ferred from the Oklahoma to the bat tleship Kentucky.
 Announcement has been made of F the engagement of Mise Gertrude Walsh of this place and Clarence A. Mason of Pennington. The young People are we'll known and popular in this vicinity. st
 Mrs. Lottie Mckee of Park street has returned from Madison where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Frank vinol during the past two weeks.