New Britain herald., 1924-07-25
LAZY LANE JITNEY
 FRANCHISE GRANTED
Bristol Man Given Permit to
 Operate Bus Line
BACHAND CASE CONTINUED
iah Driver Who Borrowed Friends Automobile fo Re Chen Hearing seN Meek-charies (, Bullock and Miss ingraham Married.

Permission 10 operate q iitney serv- ice over the Lazy Lane route Of the conneetient company to Lake Com pounee has been granted by The pnb- lie utilities commission to John A. Boies of this city, president Of the Modern Transportation Co. Mr. Boiee applied recently through his attorney. Joseph F. o'connell Of this city, for Inc necessary franchise as the trolley company has abandoned the line 10 the resort from the connecting point at Lazy Lane. As consequence crowds from southingtoa and Meriden have been forced to go the round- about way through Plainville to con- pect with the lines Of tho Bristol & plainyille Electric company. The new transportation service will begin at once.
 During the last winter a big section Of the feed wire of the trolley route. as well as other equipment was stolen which would have meant large out lay necessary before trolley cars could run over the line. which has been fin operation Tor many years.
 Bachand's Case Continued
 Continuance until Thursday. under bonds of $500 was decided upon by Judge Joseph M. Donovan at the po- lice court session this morning in the case of Emile Bachand, charged with embezzlement of motor car from George Moquin, local baggagemaster. Moquin left today for Elizabethtown, N. r., to return with the machine. which is being repaired in a garage In that place. As soon as the condi- ton of the machine is determined, it's absence of week in the hands of Bachand, court action will be taken. Bachand secured bonds md was released from custody.
 Bullock -Ingraham Wedding
 Announcement was made this morning of the marriage yesterday morning in Wallingford, of Charles ,. Bullock of this city and Miss Marion Ingraham of Wallingford. Mir. Bullock is the son of Park Commits ioner and Mrs. Charles A. Bullock of his city. After short wedding trip. ,1r. and Mrs. Bullock will reside here.
 No Fractured Skull
 X-ray photographs have failed to eveal fractured skull in the case if Edward D'Agostino, who was truck by motor car on Wednesday morning on Broad street. As blood ssued from his ears, it was thought t first at the Bristol hospital that he youngster had suffered fractured kull. A report from the hospital to- ay indicated concussion of the brain,
 scalp wound and several cuts and ruises Little doubt is expressed of Is recovery, however.
 Joseph Shacsse cit, Jr. Joseph Shackett, three day old son MT and Mrs. Joseph Shackett of { 7alnut road, died yesterday after oon. The funeral was held this lorning at 9:s0 o'clock. The burial ,ok place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Klrxers Plan Meeting
 Local members of the Ku Klux Ian have made efforts this week to cure speakers for gathering of the cal organization on Saturday night
 one of the pasture lots on the out tirts of the city, according to ad- ces from reliable sources. As the cal movement started rather late, me difficulty has been experienced
 getting the speakers and the lead g of the klan, locally, are not sure at the gathering will take place this eek.