New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Bristol Meus
ARREST MADE FOR
 MART|NUK KILLING
Wayne Gilbar Of Bristol Bound
 Over to Superior Court
BOND IS SET AT S5,OOO

Found By Police Changing Radiator
 on Automobile - Hearing For
 Policcman-School Friday-New
 Rector Of Trinity Church Named.
 Wayne Gilhar Of Newell avenue, this city, was bound over 10 the next term of the superior court in Hart ford under bonds of s5000 this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van, after he had waived eXamina- ton on charges, arising from the accident on Sunday morning, in which Harry Martinuk of Plainvile was killed near the Sessions Clock Go. Charges against Clement Vio- lette, owner Of the machine, and Leonard Gilbar passenger. were noled.
 Gilbar was arrested yesterday at his home after clever trailing by the local police. assisted by Hartford officers. Following the fatal acct dent on Sunday morning, a light touring car appeared at the scene of an earlier collision on Broad street and the damaged radiator caused Officer William Meade to take the number He stopped the car and asked the driver how the radiator came to be damaged and was told that a tree was hit This explanation satisfied the officer as he did not know at the time of the fatality a quarter of a mile away.
 When report had been made of Martinuk's death, the trailing of the suspected car began. It was traced to 3S4 Ann street, Hartford, the reputed residence of Niolette, the owner. With Sergeant keefe of the Hartford police, Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy discovered that Niolette lived at 25 Buckingham street and that Leonard Gilbar of "A Charter Oak Place had been with him on Saturday night at the Lone Star Inn in Pennington. The two men were brought here and inform cd the police that Wayne Gilbar had been driving.
 Gi'bar was arrested as he was working 10 remove the radiator from the touring car in shed at his home. He admitted that he had trayeIed between PlainlilIe and this !city early Sunday morning and that he had hit something between the trolley switch and the factory building but thought that 1t had been d dog, He declared that he had read about the accident in the newspapers and was about 10 seek Information at police headquarters. when the officers arrived.
 In the car. also was Mrs. Wayne IGiIbar and q young child. Gilbar had no counsel this morning, appear ing for himself.
 Funeral of Miss SCanlon
 The funeral of Miss Anna May Scanlon of Goodwin street, who died yesterday, will take place on We'd ncsday morning at S:30 o'clock al her home. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock at St JoSeph's church. Burial will take place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Petition Limit Saturday
 The limit for the filing of nom mating petitions for candidates for the various city offices in the con- ing election has been set for Satur- day, Sept tember 12. Several petitions for candidates on the council and one or two for the mayoralty are be- ing ciculated so that the 11th hour will witness their filing.
 Police Hearing Scheduled
 Formal charges of conduct un- becoming an officer on August will be heard against Supernumerary Of- f1Cer Albert Scholl on Friday night by the council and board of police commissioners. Notices 10 interest cd persons have been dispatched by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. Attor-
 
 ney Robert J. Stack will represent William and Raymond Casey, who are preferring tho charges, while Judge Epaphroditus Peck will rep resent the accused officer.
 Grand Officers Coming
 Grand Officers will attend the meeting of Court Ever Welcome, F. of A., on Thursday night in Red Mems hall. Initiation of candidates will take place and social session will be enjoyed.
 Funeral of PasQualc Cirotto
 The funeral of PasquaIe Cirotto. 63 years old, who died yesterday at his home al 1oa Seymour street, will be held on Wednesday morning at o'clock at St. Anthony's church, where a solemn high mass of re quiem will he celebrated hy Rev. Louis Beccarris Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Nlr. Cirotto was a native of Italy hut had been resident of this city for many years. He had been em-