New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
THOMAS DOYLE DIES
 AS RESULT OF FALL
Two Fined in Police Court for
 Cruelty to Animals
.SQUAWS TO ENTERTAIN


 structIye session--Nicrcury Takes
 a Drop-Scyen Keys to BnIpate
 Coming-Othcr Notes of Interest
 Injuries. suffered in 6 fall from the roof of one-story garage at the rear of the home of Charles T. Treadway on Bellevue avenue yes- terday, resulted in the death last night at the Hartford hospital of Thomas Doyle, 45 years old Of New Haven. The dead man came 10 this city q few days ago and be- gan his employment here yesterday morning, working for Contractor George Linstcad, who had charge of the tearing down of the ouc-story garage to make way for large structure. According 10 fellow workmon, Doyle was suddenly seizod with dizzy spell and before he could be aided, he had dropped off the roof and had landed on the ground about 5 feet below. In tho fall, his skull was fractured so tho physicians at the hospital found, when the injured man was rushed to the Hartford institution. He died few hours after being re- ceiycd at the hospital.
 MT. Doyle leaves two daughters, a son and sister in New Haven. The body was removed 10 his home last night.
 Fined For Cruelty
 Walenty Kulasticnke of the Johu- nyCake Mountain section, near the town line in Burlington, vas sen- fenced to jail for 60 days at tho police court session this morning by Judge Joseph NJ, Donovan on charges of cruelty to animals.
 The case was presented on com pIaint of officials of the Connecticut Humane society, who came here yesterday. Report of bad conditions among the animals at the farm had been made to the humane officers and their trip to this city yesterday uncovered q distressing situation. One horse on the farm was so badly diseased and in such an cmac.ated condition that it had to be shot immediately. Two other horses were recommended for shooting but the owner objected and little later, Kulasticnkc was discovered working them. Thcreupon the off crrs took the animals away from tho driver and shot them and the owner was arrested,
 Mercury Takes Drop
 Fear that the sudden low cring ot temperature may have resulted ia. tally for the orchards in this city was expressed today by several or chard owners as it was reported that the mercury had dropped 10 as low as 27 degrees by 4 o'clock this morn- ing in some parts of the city The unusual temperature for this time Of year may rctard other crops, it was said today.
 Present School Sessions
 Presentation of regular school sessions for the benefit of parents and friends will be the schedule to- night at the Federal Hill school be- ginning at o'clock. In order that all preparations might be made for this demOnstratiye session. the aft- ernoon schedule was closed today at 2;3Q o'clock, The presentation tonight is for tho purpose of bring ing homo 10 the parents a deeper realization of modern school work and will result in closer co-opcra- tion between home and school.
 SqUaws Entertain
 Compouncc Tribe, l. O. R. N, was entertained last night at rca Mems wigwam by EHchewan Coun- Gil, n. of D. by q fine program Of musical and vocal numbers as well as dancing, Refreshments wore served during inc evening. Tho closing npnnore of the program comprised tll" dao-lag of moaoru and s4uaro dances 'o tho music Of Inc TWr0'%th Crn.ury orchestra.
 Cohan Play Coming
 "Sryan Keys 70 Baldpato." a George VI. Colau comedy. will he presented OH May II at the Gone num+y Na.a'er by tho St. JosrpH's Drama GMld under thc direction of Joseph HeaIy, All of tho rolrs are well ta2on Tor fho production. w1;irh vas orc O. ,hc most successful of the Coh#1 plays several years ago.
 Wesley J. Thomas
 W.s'cr j. Thomas. Cl years old, or 3-N Maple street. diod yesterday at 'a" Hartford hospital, following d short illness. Ho was born in ths ci'y III 1854, the son of Mr, and Mrs. John Thomas Nearly h}s vuo'e Inf. had hecn spent IT 'jt~ 0j.y and after bling educated in .ho loca. schools he had L-ou r01p'ovod fnr soma time as a driyor for he ate William F. Sassious. Ia'r~. F.. lad