New Britain herald., 1923-10-30
RainpiM News
WORKMAN IS BURIED AS BANK CAVES IN UnWood Jackson of Pearl Street
 Escapes SuIIOcation in Ditch
 McCARTY FORFEIIS BOsD

New Britain Man Arrested fer Res'an'
 raat Disturbance - Webster street Is Recommended to be Aeeepisd-- Decision Rendered an Rank street Iirwood Jackson of Pearl street eN'
 ne,ieneed what an entomhed miner must feel when a mine caves ID, yesT terday afternoon about o'clock
 when he was buried in eaSerin on ditch near the Standard Steel 4 Near ing Co. plant, He was shofehns aift from the side Of the ditch when ihe slide occurred and was swept into me hole. covered over with loose dirt un' m only his hair was visible. He sui tered a wrenehed leg and strained laek and was attended at the factory bospital by Dr. l.. If. Frost who later ordered him removed 10 his home, The accident was a peculiar one in that the man who was in the bottom of the ditch was able to get from
 under the slide. while Jackson, who was on the surface. at the side Of II,
 was propelled into the opening and
 completely covered. 5ackson was act
 ing AS A relay man for the man down
 below. He was shoyeling the dirt
 which was being thrown from the
 ditch onto pile further back. With
 out warning. the side Of the ditch be-
 gan to give way. The man down be- low shouted warning and scrambled
 up to the top. but Jackson. unable 10
 gain a foothold. was carried into the
 hole and his own pile of dirt slid on
 top of him.
 His fellow workmen shouted for
 help and several men nearby ran 10 | his rescue. It was several minutes before Jackson was extricated and he
 was almost unconscious both from
 suffocation and fright. He was car
 ried to the factory hospital and there given first aid and later sent to his home He will be laid up for several days with his injuries and from the effects of the fright.
 Forfeits His Bond
 Joseph Mccarthy Bristol, who was arrested Sunda. ming by Off cers E. w. Furrey an Andrew Hogan, failed to put in an appearance when his case was called last evening in the town court and Justice F. P. Prior declared his bond of sl5O forfeited. An automobile which he had been driving had been retained as security for his appearance and by his failure to show up last evening, it is under stood that the automobile is confis- cated. He was to be tried on the charges of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor and evasion of responsibility. He will probably be brought into court with in d few days.
 The three young men who were | with McCarty at the time of the ar | rest were each fined s5 and costs on the charges of drunkenness. They were arrested at the same time that McCarty was arrested by the same of ticers
 Driving Without License
 John Gigure of Bristol, arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Thomas Royce near Blossoms Corner on the charge of driving without license, was fined S10 and costs in the town court by Justice William Cunningham. Grand Juror Foran prosecuted all the cases and recommended the fines in each case. Gigurc was arrested fol- lowing minor collision at Blossoms Corner.
 Arrested For Disturbance
 A New Britain man whose name Officer Furrey refused to divulge this morning was arrested late last eve- ming after he had threatened to clean out Collins restaurant. The man is said to have entered the place and ordered hot ham sandwich. Will liam kavanaugh was behind the counter and the order was duly cook ed and served
 The customer, however, who is al- legged to have been under the influence Of intoxicating liquor, refused to ac- , cept the sandwich. saying that it wasn't ham. Mir. Kavanaugh tried to sooth him, but he shouted that he was , looking for fight and he made as . II to go behind the counter and as { 'ault MT. kavanaugh. While the ar C sument was in progress, Constable i turrey had entered the place in com oany with Justice E. P. Prior, and he E took hand in the mat CT. He attempted to quiet him, but i Ill he got for his trouble, according I 0 the onlookers, was abuse. With S ut hesitation, Furrey placed him un- I fer arrest, and when the prisoner re- isted the officer placed the handcuffs I m him and locked him up. He was lllowed his freedom this morning | fter night spent in the lockup, on T 'onds granted by Grand Juror Will d lam Foran, and he will be tried in r ne town court in a few days on the a harge of drunkenness and breach of he peace. Witnesses say that the 'ew Britain man was accompanied by 5 hree other young men. but as they nly tried to quiet their companion, hey were not placed under arrest.
 Plan Commission Hearing The town plan commission voted to . ecommend the acceptance of Web |. ter street in the town of Plainville at | meeting Ia ef pyanipo foI1ouipo n ra q