New Britain herald., 1923-10-16
THREE BRISTOL MEN
 INJURED IN CRASH
Automobile Leaves Road on East
 Street, Pins Occupants Under It
MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED
We'll. Known fiainyille Resident Dies -Drisers Tried in caurt-Piaiii- vile Mans Auto stolen in Water. bury-Firemen to fortehesief.

vile Mans Auto stolen in Water.
 bury-Firemen to forteheeter.
 Thomas Leo was seriously injured and George Ryan and Charles Rowen received bad cuts about the face and body when a touring ear in which they were riding left the road on East street shortly before o'clock yes- terday afternoon, hit tree stump and overturned, plnning the three men underneath it. The occupants of the ill-fated automobile are residents of Bristol and were travelling along East street in the direction Of southington when the accident occurred. Police man Andrew Hogan of the plainyille department investigated and stated today that arrests would be made.
 Eyewltnesses Of the accident stated today that the automobile was travel ling about 35 miles an hour, They said that the car seemed to skid. causing the driver 10 lose control Of the wheel. The automobile lnrehed cnto the lawn Of the Donovan prop erty on East street. struck pine tree stump and turned turtle. throw ing the occupants under the car.
 One of the Hart boys, son of the owner of the Ideal bowling alleys, seeing the accident. aided the three men in getting from under the car and sent hurry call to Dr. l.. H. Frost, who went to the spot. Leo was the most seriously hurt. His face and head were badly cut and his arms and legs were also lacerated, with a possibility that he had suffered internal injuries. Ryan and Rowen received cuts about the head and face and arms and legs.
 Warrant for the arrest of the three men will probably be issued today and they will be tried in the local court within a few days. according to Po- liceman Hogan. He did not state the | charges to be preferred against the men.
 Wedding Announcement
 An announcement which has come as a great surprise to many of the residents in Plainville, was made yes terday of the marriage of Miss Marie Heinzman. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Heinzman of Whites Crossing, To Walter Ward of Bristol The was performed in Bridge port June 30 last and the couple kept he matter secret since that time.
 The bride is employed in the office If the Trumbull Electric Go. and the groom is employed in Bristol. His
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 Louis Sortnan Dies
 Louis Sortman, for the past eight ears a resident of Plainvile, died saturday at the Mount Sinai hospital n Hartford. He was A years old md had been suffering for years from sthma. although his sickness did no' ,ecome serious until last Friday lie s the father of Mrs. l. J. Birnbaum if Broad street. and had made his ome with her during the time of ms esidence in Plainvile. He was well nown here and has large circle of riends Besides his daughter. he caves two sons, Julius Sortman oi lew York and Harry Sortman Of Will lington, Del. The funeral was held Sunday Tn : ,rid dgeport and burial was m that clty.
 Drivers Tried in Court $ The cases of Conrad Osterberg of , tew Britain and John Schmitsky Of bridgeport. charged with breach Of 10 neace, were nolled last evening in ,e town court by Justice Edward F. rior upon payment of costs. They ' ere arrested upon complaints to a ,nants in the Neri apartments con- r ,rnine the noise created by trucks r hich were left running early Tn the orning in front of the buildlns he men were represented by coansel om Bridgeport while the states se was presented by Grand Juror 'illiam Foran.
 P,ainyiile Automobile Stolen. t. A Studebaker automobile owned by r barles Curtis of Welch street, was b olen in Waterbury Sunday evening, S .cording to a report made by the yner to the New Britain police. MT. ,rtis had left the machine standing ii
 the curb while he went into S, lilding to do business Upon ms n turn the car was gone. tt
 ,ircmcn to Portchester. b. A bout 30 members or the tiaihfiio D ose company are planning to attend J; e big field day to be held in Port st ester. N. Y. Thursday. The trip r, II be made in private cars and the c ainville Fife and Drum corps will company them. The local delega- ,n expects to bring home at least Q prize. G
 American Legion Meeting
 Brock Barnes post. American Le- ,n held an interesting meeting Tn P post rooms on Whiting street last To ening, the interesting part being the ve tendance of a number of the mem- ar rs of the 40 and society who si, plaineJ the workings of the society tn thin the society A large number re the members of the Plainville post bu re initiated into the society during so , state convention of the Legion Tn in W Britain. ed report on the play Under the sic |" to be presented by members of ar post in the Community theater. m, ,nday evening November 12, was