New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
AUTO OVERTURNS FULL MILK WAGON
Mlldale Man Must Pay i@
 Split Milk After Crash
FREDERICK DOBIE DIES
Edward Barrows Probable Choice For Legion Commsnder--woman's Federation Planning Department store-Plainville Briefs

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 Perhaps there Is no use in eryins over split milk, but the old proverb says nothing about paying for the overturned lacteal fluid, and that this Is quite another matter was found out by Donat Danphinain of Milldale early this morning. On the southinston road about e:16 o'clock Danrhinan's automobile crashed into a milk wagon owned hy Julius Gudat and overturned the vehicle, spilling and spelling about 50 quarts of milk.
 Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen in- vestisated the accident but found nothing to lead to the arrest of Dan phinain He told a straightforward story, that it was raining so hard he could not See the road ahead Of him, and agreed to pay for the dam age he had done, He was released
 Frederick Dobie Dies
 Frederick Dobie of Queen street southington, died at his home yes terday afternoon following 8. long illness. He was 67 years old Mir Dobte was born in Charlestown Mass. For some time he was con. nected with the wooden mills a' Amesbury, Mass, and then with a Boston newspaper. Failing healtf forced him to seek outside employ. ment and he travelled for the Southern Engineer" Still his health grew worse and in July he settled on Queen street, where he had beer i'll ever since.
 He is survived by two daughters Mrs. Clarence Wyman Of eouthing. ton and Mrs. William Simington 0, Plainville, His wife died two year. ago
 The body will be shipped to Ros ton tomorrow and funeral services will be coniucted there at o'clock In the afternoon, with burial ir Mount Hope cemetery
 Legion 10 Elect OTircrs
 Edward Barrows is considered tht fayorita for the post Of commander of Rrock-Rarnes post, American L.. zion. at the election to he held a the meeting Monday night. Mir Barrows has held office in the pos before having been vice commando for one year and service officer to three years He is one of the hard est workers in the post and ha strong support behind him.
 Robert L. Craig the present com mander, has been repeatedly ap preached in regard to reelection, hu he has refused all offers on th' ground that he is too busy, Al members arc urged to make 2 spe, cjal effort to attend Monday night! meeting
 Mrs. Ada ]. Baker
 Word has been received here 0 the death of Mrs Ada T Baker wife of Beach ! Baker in Water bury on Tuesday. Mrs Baker va formerly Miss Ada Mclnter of Plain vile Funeral services were con huctAd in Waterbury this morning after which the body was brought t' this town for burial
 Spangler Again Honored
 Eugene r. Spangler, who vii leave the local plant of the Standard Steel & Bearings Inc, SAturda, after q quarter of a century with th concern, was again guest of hone last night at the meeting Of tn Standard Steel Benefit association, 0 which he is an officer, Following tn regular business meeting of the as sociation, an entertainment wa given in his honor.
 Vocal solos were rendered by Eau Hayes, George Lucier, Stevar Dumas, and Mike Tormay NernoI Baker played the harmonica n ] Greer gave several reCitations, whil an exhibition of the Charleston va given by Chris Donlon MT Spangln made a few remarks. A buffet luncl was served and smokes were passet around Edward Wilson uas masta Of ceremonies