New Britain herald., 1925-03-24
ID BE TRIED ON ASSAULT CHARGE Robert Dunbar Accused Of Hit
 ting Young Boy With Stone MRS. ELIZABETH COOK DEAD
Town Plan Commission Mcets-Re- signs Position-Cady Expected Home Today-Announcement Of Birth-Plainyille Briefs.

uOfne Iouat-iHiiounseb Ol Birth-Plainyill Briefs. Robert Dunbar of Southington road will be in court this evening al [ o'clock to answer to a charge oi assault on William Silverio, q minor He was arrested Sunday by Police. man Fred Callen on complaint of the boys parents.
 The boys claim that he and sev. eral other playmates were enjoying game of catch in his front yard which is on Norton Court behind the railroad station. He states that Dun. bar, who is an employe of the New York, New Haven x Hartford Rail. road Co.,, was in the window Of the office there watching the boys pass. ing the baseball back and forth. H. called to them to throw the ball ul to him and they tried to do 50 many times without being successful. They finally got it to him and he threw it into the river which passes near. | by.
 After long and hard tussle. thu boys retrieved their ball, and wher Dunbar wanted them to throw it tt him again, the story goes, they re fused, whereupon he started tC throw stones at them. One of tn, stones, termed brick" by the Do, and his companions, struck the Si yerio boy in the head, inf1icting { deep gash in his scalp. After frs aid had been given, he was taken {, a physician who found it necessar, to take a number of stitches in tn wound to close it.
 The boys father lodged the com plaint with Policeman Fred Callen who investigated. He found Dunba and after a talk with him, caused warrant to be sworn out against hin and he was arrested. Grand Juro Stanley s. GWillim will handle tn case tonight before Justice Merritt 0 | Ryder.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Cook.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, aged 6 years, wife of Charles Cook of 9 Pearl street, died last night abou 9:90 o'clock at the New Britain gen eral hospital after a brief illness. Sh was born in Taunton, Mass, an, came to Plainville at the time of he marriage, 3l years ago.
 Besides her husband, she leave two daughters, Mrs. Mary Saunder of Cnionville and Miss Jane Cook o Plainvillc; two grandchildren, Alic and Jane Saunders of Unionvillt and a brother, Aleck Brown, C Taunton, Mass.
 Arrangements for the funcra which will be held Thursday after noon are incomplete. Services vii be held in the Episcopal church o Our Saviour. The hour will be an nounced later.
 Town Plan Commission.
 The town plan commission held regular meeting last evening in tn town hall and discussed many i'm portant matters. Among the street which were reviewed were Prentic street, Forrest street and Dewey av nue. No definite action was take with regard to lines on any of tn thoroughfares.
 It is understood that on Prcntic street, the man who is developing tn building projects there is ready { make the necessary improvements i the town will notify him of the re quirements and committee vii confer with him on this. On For rest street, q difficulty cOnfronts th commission which will confer wit the town attorney, Judge F. F. Calf ney of New Britain. One side Of tn street is in Bristol and the com mission wants to see if 1t will hay the power Of assessing the pcop for the street which is in plainvillc They will have the use of it at al times, but their homes are iu tn neighboring city,
 Further meetings will be held wit regard to extending Dewey avenu into Crooked street. The layout o the street will be gone over thor oughly and a decision will probabl be reached at the next meeting.
 Resigns Position.
 Arthur Farrar, Sh., of 24 NortI Washington street, resigned his DO sition with the E. Ingraham Co. O ! Bristol Saturday following 34 year of service there He was foreman 0 the case department for long mum Der of years and on his rcsignatio, he was presented with a purse b the officers and coworkers at tn plant, He has not announced an plans for the future but will enjo well earned rest for the next fcy months.
 Expected Home Today,
 A. D. Cady is expected 10 arriv home in Plainyille today fror