New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
FOUR HURT WHEN
 AUTO TURNS OVER Father Fractures Collar Bone and Child, Aged 5, Breaks Arm RECKLESS DRIVERS HELD . | l
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest L. wismer ob- serve 25th Wedding Anniyersary-- Furnishings Pledged to D. Joseph's Church.

Walter Zukowski, aged 5 years, Is suffering from fracture of his right arm, his father, John Zukowski is suffering from fracture of the lett collar bone. and Dan Antoruk of Waterbury is suffering from bad, cuts and bruises and severe shak- ing up as the result of an auto acci- dent at the top of Tom Martins hill on Pennington avenue yester- day afternoon in which new tour ing car driven by Antoruk was over turned. Another occupant Of the car, whose name was not learned, escaped with scratches and bruises.
 While driving along Pennington avenue toward Edgewood, a truck passed Antoruk, the driver of which Antoruk knew. Antoruk then at tempted to catch up with the truck but in doing so he climbed the steep embankment at the top of the hill. The car immediately turned over and was almost completely wrecked.
 John Zukowski and the five year old boy were rushed to the Bristol hospital where their fractures were reduced by pr. Francis B. Jennings. Antoruk was brought to the police station where he was attended by pr. William R. Hanrahan.
 Antoruk was brought before the city court this morning on the charge of reckless driving, but his physical condition cauSed the case to be continued until tomorrow morning. He is out under bonds of s20O. s. Arrested in Providence.
 Theodore H. Woodward. formerly employed at the Gridley Hotel in this city, who suddenly disappeared year ago last March after SOS had been taken from the, cash register and a gold watch belonging to the night clerk was gone, was ar rested by the police of Providence on Saturday.
 In the County Court in that city he was sentenced to SO days in jail for larceny of s210 and his wife was placed on probation. After his re- lease from jail he will be brought to this city to stand trial.
 Many Auto Accidents
 Six auto accidents in this city yes 'terday were of sufficient size to occupy the attention of the police. In all cases the prosecuting attorney decided that those to blame should settle the cases among themselves. Reckless Drivers Arrested Anthony Leseeki stepped on the gas to such an extent on the Boule- yard last night that he disregarded the curbing when he passed several cars. Motorcycle Officer Burns happened along and as a result Lesecki was in the city court this morning on the charge ofs reckless driving. He paid s25 and costs.
 Stanley Meskill, who was arrested on Park street for reckless driving, had his case nolled upon payment of costs of $7.20.
 Liquor Secured in Raid
 Officers Strup, Burns, JagIinski and Connolly paid a visit to the home of George Fazzino on Satur- day night in response to several complaints. A quantity of liquor was secured and Fazzino was brought before the city court this morning on the charge of violating the liquor laws.
 The case was continued until to- morrow morning in order to give him an opportunity to get counsel.
 Young Peoples Conference
 Opening of the program of the Young Peoples societies of the First Congregational church took place at | the annual conference yesterday at the church. A sermon was deliver ed by the pastor, Rev. Ernest L. | Wismer in the morning and the at- ternoon program began at 4:3o l o'clock. when separate meetings were held for the young men and | women of the congregation. Miss Harriet Dalzell of the Hartford Y. ". '. A. spoke to the girls on Christian Citizenship" Tracy Bedding, work secretary of the New Haven '. NJ. c. A. addressed the boys on Hearing the Unheard." Mrs, William Dalzell led the group singing at 5;s0 o'clock and supper was served at o'clock. The closing exercises were featured by sermon by Rev. Watson Woodruff | pastor of the Center Congregational church of South Manchester, on Putting Things First"
 Given Silver Service
 Gifts of handsome silver cof- fer service and of flowers were re- ceived by Rev. and Mrs. Ernest L. at the observance of the 18th anniversary of their marriage