New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
POLICEMAN SHOOTS
 ID STOP FUGITIVE .Christy Cnazzo, Wanted in Bris. tol, Arresler Alter Exciting Chase BROTHER ALSO TAKEN IN
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 Chrisly unazSo was arrested by
 Deputy Sheriff E, N. Furrey in ihe
 center last night shortly before mid.
 night, after an exciting chase througl,
 The streets in which the policeman
 was forced to draw his gun and fire
 one shot at the fugitive Gnaggo was
 wanted by the Bristol police on war
 rant chnrging non-suppor, He was
 tried m the Bristol police court this
 morning and was sentenced to inil for
 % days. His brother Duffy Gnazgo in.
 ierfered with tho policeman and he
 too was arrested under a charge Of interfering with an officer and Will he
 tried in the local police court Tuesday
 evening at : o'clock.
 The Bristol police had handed the
 warrant for Gna2so's arrest 10 Deputy
 Sheriff Furrcy and the local pairoi-
 man while making his rounds last
 night. saw his man walking up West
 Main street. He approached him and | his arrest and named the charge. Gnaz-
 70 asked to have the warrant read 10 him and this the officer refused to do.
 A wordy argument started in which | Duffy Gnazzo is alleged 10 have join ed. Then suddenly, Chrsty, aided, it | is said, by Duffy, broke away from the policeman's grip and started to run down the street.
 Without hesitation, Officer Furrey started after him and when GnaZzo failed to stop at his call, the patrol man drew his gun and fired one shot at him, The whizz Of the bullet caused Gnazzo to pull up and he was then led to the town lookup. Policeman Furrey at the same time placed Duffy under arrest and he was also incarcerated. Christy was trdnferred 10 Bristol this morning and the case of Duffy was put over 10 Tuesday evening at { o'clock.
 Flower Show Plans
 Preparations for the flower show | to be given under the auspices of the | Woman's club for the benefit of the {; Plainrile Public Library fund, are | progressing most satisfactorily and 1 give promise of wonderful treat for all lovers of flowers. It is through | the interest and generosity of the local flower growers, among whom are C. w. Diggles, w. H. Carpenter George D. Mastin and Dr. !. N. Bull, experts in the gladioli field and c. II. Robert son. dahlias, that it is possible for rlainville to have fine exhibition of | these and other specimens of flowers. These men are known throughout the New England states for their speci- mems.
 The show will be held on Wednes- day and Thursday, August 1S and 14, in Grange hall on Pierce street and anyone wishing to enter the show aud exhibit specimens Of flowers, may do SO by communicating with Mrs, r. T. { chairlady of the committee in ! charge. All growers in and around plainyille' are invited to display their lowers, there being no entrance fee ' .equired (
 Former Resident Dies
 Werd has been recei> ed here of the leath in Floral Park, l.. l., of Frank scott. a former resident of Plainville md later of New Britain. He was ' bout 4S years old and leaves no inn mediate relatives The funeral serv- ces will be held tomorrow afternoon ,> II Floral Park and the body will be |, rought here on Monday for burial. :, he exact arrival of the train bearing :, he casket is not known but it is 7, fought that it will arrive about noon. | II nterment will be in West cemetery. Mir. Scott was well known in Plain 6, lle and has large number Of friends |, ere. He left Plainvile about 25 years " go and moved to New Britain from hence he went to New York city. e has been an instructor in manual aiming in the New York schools for number of years n
 Observing Anniversary A.. Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Turner Of Fla st ,, Y. ain street are receiving congratula- ons on the observance Of their 25th a, edding anniversary yesterday. Ow- ,a E 10 the il health of Mrs. Turner. ,r e day passed quietly. Ono daughter as IS blessed their marriage, Mrs. Beryl annell. Mrs. Turner before her ,- arriage was Miss Anna Williams of ,t aw Britain. "a,
 Gloriante Funeral h, The funerau Of Antonio Goriante ,c Pine street who died at his home lursdoy morning, was held this = orning, was held his morning from g home at o'clock and from the urch of Our Lady of Mercy at 9:3o dock. Rev. John F. Fay oficlated the requiem high mass. During the ass, Miss Julia Graham rendered he Vacant Chair" and as the body IS being borne from the church. lymond Cunningham sang "Tace to ce." James J. Graham presided at s organ. Burial was in St. Mi 2 els cemetery. Bridgeport.
 To Build Home
 'ahn I. Robbins of a3 Winthrop e.. New Britain, has purchased a ilding lot on Pennington avenue. m the John Cooke Co. Ground is ng broken for the erection of a me for the new owner which win be