New Britain herald., 1925-02-09
WOMAN
 OF THROWING ACID Eyesight Affected, Dominick ]. AleS Tells Policemen
PEPPER, IS HER REPORT
Mrs. Zcbrowsh of Terryyllle to Ap- pear in Court Tomorrow for AL legged Assault--I3arnes Reelected President of Bristol Hospital.

Saying that Mrs Martella Zebrow- ski of Tcrryvile threw acid in his eyes and blinded him. at least tenn Dominick J. Ales, real estate broker of this city, has brought charges against the woman. The bearing will take place tomor- row morning in the city court.
 According 10 the stories told the police by the two interested people, d letter 10 the woman's husband in regard to q real estate deal resulted in her appearance in Ales' office in the Nolkenheim Building on Main street on Saturday. The terms of the deal did not please the woman and trouble arose between her and Ales with the result that she sud- denly dashed something into his eyes. He asserts that the material was acid while Mrs. Zebrowski as strongly asserts that nothing more harmful than pepper was thrown. She ran out of the office and Ales called in Dr. R. J. Boyle, who gave first aid. Whether Ales' eyesight will be permanently injured or not, cannot be determined until some of the swelling has abated.
 Ales came into the limelight short time ago when the local real estate board sought to have him appear at a hearing to determine a charge of malfeasance in his real estate operations after dramatic in cidents in & superior court trial, when his attorney Judge Joseph M. Donovan berated Ales for alleged falsehoods told in connection with case.
 Ales refused to remain at the real estate inquiry, when a stenog- rapher was introduced to take down che testimony and announced that s,s. ss ~'1t leave the board which he
 Barnes Heads Hospital
 Fuller F. Barnes has been re- elected president of the local hospi- tai and will be assisted by the fol- lowing officers: Vice-president,Judge William J. Malone; secretary, Judge Epaphroditus Perk; treasurer. Will liam r. Calder; auditors, William F.. Wightman and Dwight C. Buffum; executive committee. Charles T. Treadway, Burton O. Barnard, Dr. F. B. Jennings, Dewitt Page, Dr. R. N. Whipple, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell' | Dr. Arthur S. Bracket, and Fuller F. Barnes. Rge. ladies auxiliary committee includes Mrs. Charles T. Treadway, Miss Hilda M. Peck and Mrs. Mary Monaghan Stoughton' The following have been chosen dl- rectors for three years; Rev. Oliver T. Magner, Judge William J. Ma lone. William s. Ingraham, and De- witt Page,
 Taft On Law Enforcement
 Horace Taft of the Taft school at Watertown will speak tonight at s o'clock at the Prospect Methodist church on Law Enforcement. Mayor John F. Wade will introduce him. Mir. Martin Injured
 Patrick T. Martin, popular custo- dain of the High school, suffered in 1 iuries in a fall on Saturday, which will prevent his continuanccs of his studies for some time. He was taken to the hospital for observation as i the extent of his injuries could not be determined at once.
 Councilman Murray Improving
 Advice from St. Francis hospital in Hartford indicate progress toward recovery by Councilman James l. Murray who suffered paralysis a' the result of fall at his home sev' eral weeks ago. He is able to sit III for q while each day and is able to move his limbs indicating a return of control over his motive nerves He is being kept in the plaster cast which onvelops the upper part o his body,
 Funeral of Mir. KccDcy
 The funeral Of II. E. kecney, Wh' died as the result of injuries In fall last week. was held this morn ing at S:3Q o'clock at his home a 444 West street A solemn mgl mass of requiem was celebrated a o'clock at St. Joseph's church D. the pastor, Rev. Diver T. MasneII Tine burial took place in St. Thomas Cemetery.
 Autos Collide
 Miss Theresa Delaney of . Cente street reported to the police sta lion this morning that while driI ing toward ForestviIle on Broa street near Davitts crossing larg truck belonging to the Econom Grocery Co. skidded on the ice an collided with her car. Tho req axle, head lights and lenders wer broken on Miss Delancy's car.