New Britain herald., 1922-04-03
YOUNG HENNE DIES
 FROM SHOT WOUND Accidentally Killed by Older
 Brother When Pooling LEGION MEETING TONIGHT
Epworh League Postponcs !nrcsentn. lion Of Play scheduled for Wesi- ncsday Evcning-Scwcr ,'omn,Ittcc Will Meet This Eycnins-Itcms.

Otto Home, aged l2 years. son of ] MT. and Mrs. Frederick Home of south Washington street. died in the New t'ritain General hospital yester- day morning after heinz accidentally shot by his brother, Adolph, IT years old, The older brother shot his broth CT in the left temple with a .22 cal iber revolver which he was fooing "ith. The parents Of the young man are in state of collapse following the tragedy which came upon them so suddenly.
 Mrs. Henne told of the shooting which happened late Saturday night in the kitchen of their home on South Washington street. Adolph had been entertaining some friends of his who were interested in wireless telephone work. and the boys were working in the rear of the house. When the hoys left, Adolph, who had the revolver in his hand, went into the kitchen wherr Otto was preparing 10 retire for ;hr night. The mother of the boys was bus | fly engaged. Turning she saw Adolpl with the gun. She warned him to hc careful with if. Her son, however as- sured her that there was nothing in if, No sooner had he uttered the word than the revolver was discharged and the bullet penetrated Otto; temple. The younger brother fell for
 ward on the floor in pool Of blood. Mortified at the sight of his young r brother lying upon the floor, tAdoph immediately started on q dash Cor aid. He ran 10 the home of Dr.
 :. H. Frost on Whiting street, who 'ame to the assistance of the boy | When Dr. Frost saw the boy, he i'm l nediately ordered his removal to thu l hospital. where every possible thing was done to save his life. The cnd anne at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 Young Otto was q pupil in the rlainville Grammar school. and at tended the sixth grade. He was well fixed by his paymates and teacher Principal Orrin l.. Judd spoke in high orms of the boy as a pupil and said 1e was always atndious.
 The boy leaves his parents, threr brothers. Adolph, 17; Hans, 16, and l (. llso survives him.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2.3n o'clock from the 'ome on Sonth Washington street Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff pastor of thr congregational church will officiate l Burial will be 'n the West cemetery.
 Auto Crash.
 Ernest Carlson Of 4O9 New Britair ! avenue, Hartford. was summoned tc l the local court this afternoon follow ing his arrest by Constable Hogan after he had been in an accident OF worestvlle avenue. Carlson. it ap nears. collided with the Bristol Plain ~ille tramway trolley car about o clock last evening at the intorsec ton of Bohemia street. According tc the story of Motorman Wooley e Bristol, Carlson was driving directly in the center of the road and smashed headong into the car. The auto wa overturned and badly amazed. Carl son fortunately escaped injury. but was obliged to crawl out from unde' the wreckaEe. It was q new car Conductor Walter Gilchrest was in charge of the trolley. Philip Dalack a passenger on the trolley car. was slightly cut by flying glass as the i'm pact of the crash broke windows in the car and damaged the front az well.
 Carlson claims that the headlights ,n the trolley car were too strong and blinded him so that he was unable to see where he was going.
 It was only last week that the Bris- ol Tramway company was forced to out on dinners on the trolley cars, lue to complaints of autoists who said they were too strong.
 Legion Meeting Tonight It The members of Brock-Rarnes post yill hold an important meeting to- light. Reports of the convention o' he American Legion held in New Haven. will be heard. Commander +ohn Guiden and Chaplain Harry -isher attended from the local post Guiden will give a de ai,ed report on the action taken re- 1 ,ardinc the case of Treasurer Fran : {. Butterwort which was discussed at + he convention.
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