New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
 DIES AS RESULT OF FALL IN JUNE Mrs, A. C. B. Hutchinson Passes
 Away Today WA1ERHOUSE X LAWYER

! M special session - i'ulioe shnwr
 How To Handle Guns-other New,
 of Bristol.
 ! Mrs, Althea z, Eurnhsm Hutehln,
 sen, wife of Walter II, Hutchinson, IiaN collector of District Ao, 2. died this morning at her home on Graham street, foltosins an illness Of nine weeks, which was attributed tn a fall suffered tn June. She hrake her hip "a s fall at her heme and after treat ment st in. Hartford hospital, re. turned 10 her homo, apparently well on the road io rscoN cry. The shock had been too great, however. for her nervous system and yesterday she sank rapidly.
 Mrs, Hutchinson was horn In Will
 ington on May l. lstb. the daughter of Caleb II, and Althca Burnham. Her early life was spent In that place and for time, she taught school in Wiliington and Miilimantic. She was married on September i9, ls6s in Ashford 10 Walter Hutchinson and in 1869, they removed 10 this city. where they have lived since. In 1916. Mir. and Mrs. Hutchinson observed their soldon wedding anniversary. She was a lifelong attendant Of the Consrera- tional church and an active worker in tho Sunday school department.
 Mrs. Hutchinson leaves her hus. band. three children. Mrs. Marvin n. Edgerton. Miss Helen Hutchinson md Ralph E. Hutchinson, all Of this city and two sisters, Mrs Lincoln White and Mrs, Julia Clark, both of Wiling. ton.
 The funeral will he held on Tuesday afternoon at c:sn o'clock at her home on Graham street. where services will be conducted by Rev. F. J. condt, as- sistant st the First Congregational church. The burial will take place in the West cemetery.
 Moves Garage To Bristol
 The Hurlhurt Motor Car company has moved its large garage from For estvilie to the new large garage build ng erected by Frank J. Emmett on Riverside avenue. The company will ! 'ontinue 10 maintain its salesrooms on North Main street.
 Admitted To Bar
 Frederick H. Waterhouse. son of . Nr. and Mrs. Elmer c. Waterhouse i 'f Allen street. was admitted 10 the [ Connecticut bar at a special session of ! he superior court today. The oath vas administered by Clerk George A. 'onant before Judge Marvin.
 Attorney Waterhouse passed the | necessary examinations to have been admitted with the other candidates in Tune, but had to wait until he became | T years of age. Attorney Water iouse graduated from the Bristol iSh school in 19@o and from the Bos. on university law school last June. t the present time he is acting an ssistant in the office of the clerk of le superior court.
 Comfort Station Plans
 Plans for the new comfort station n Main street will be presented 10 le city council at it's meeting on tuesday night and work will probably started this week as practically all the preliminaries have been com cted, The railroad and the city i've reached an agreement as to the ( te and the appropriation has already Zen voted so that nothing remains ! it the final approval of the plans ' hich will come before the city board morrow. The comfort station will ' located just north Of the railroad { idge on Main street near the freight { ation. {
 Instructing Police f Instruction in revolver fire and [ her gun practice has been started " Officer Connolly among the men of { c department. Instructor Connolly s g had tho men on the range and h ports fine progress, He has had ey- h ,sive experience in the handling Of fl earns and prior to his enrolment
 the police force served in India tn the British troops. where all ,l ,es of guns came 10 his attention. h
 Specdcr Fined r Edmund Muskaitis Of TerryNiile was |. cd sSi,So, this morning at the DO. |, 2 court session bv Judge William J. =, lone on charge Of speeding" on ,, ] Memorial Boulevard. He was ar. ', tod yesterday by Motorcycle Officer " ncs w. Burns, while he was bowl
 along at a speed said 10 have been =, miles an hour. tt Franklin Shea was fined s5n and ". Is on 2 charge Of driving a motor GU ,icle while under the influence uf ef lor. He was involved in col VI on at the corner of West and oo streets yesterday with ma. x nc, owned hv Frank Nilerski of F' st road. Roth cars were slightly p' nagnd. CT
 New Departures Take Two The New Departure took two nes over tho weekend, leading the nf ridcn nine of the state league on ti' urdsy afternoon by to 3 score. Tl s locals repeated their Saturday hi cess but by an $ to score on Sun : afternoon when the team Of the lboy Post. Veterans Of Foreign F' IFS of Somcr,ile. Mass. succumbed. nj CT Inc game. tho veterans were en- tainod hy the members Of Harold =, Emmett Post Of this city. at To- [ n hall. Luncheon was served by
 auxiliary of the local post.
 saves Gar. Loses Baggnge 'ttorney Kendall N. Pierce Of this :, who was among the guests at 'u Aberdeen Hall at Hyannls. Mass, ,oi ,,
 wired to his father. Attorney ''' ole F. Pierce Of this city. that he .es cceded in saving his motor car but va
 his baggage in the blaze. which ''s troycd the hostelry yesterday. At icy Pierce and Mrs. Pierce escaped ine hout injury