New Britain herald., 1926-07-10

Miss Mccarthy was unable to ap~ pear. Attorney Somers threatened to ask for a writ compelling her to take her place in court. At that time the states attorney was called into the case. Angeletu's formal ar rest on a charge Of manslaughter took place on December II Of last year and on December IS he was given a preliminary hearing in the superior court and released on bond.
 Three damage suits for S10.o0o in connection with the accident are now pending in the civil courts.
 Garage Is Entered
 Tires, tubes, tools and postage stamps aggregating about $20o Were stolen from the Abel garage on Worthiugton Ridge between closing time Thursday night and the hour of opening yesterday morning. the Berlin police have been informed. The authorities are working on the case and expect 10 report develop ments.
 Entrance 10 the garage was gain ed by forcing rear door and the fact that it was split about three feet gives evidence that whoever did the job was not familiar with bur glars tools. The door was jimmiod. Although there must have been con siderable noise made. residents in 4 ,.5,,it,ff,. nF hearing nothing unusual during the night. There are houses within 50 feet Of the garage,
 Rudolph Abel. one Of the pro- prietors Of the garage IS Of the opin- ion that the job was done by some one knowing the location Of the best tools and acceSsoriys. A steam drill, Naluu1 at nearly $50, Was one Of the articles taken.
 An attempt was made to enter the home of John Pinches, q short distance from the scene of this lat est activity. q short time ago. The intrudcrs succeeded in entering the house, but their amateurish efforts and the fact that one Of them stepped into q coal pail. aroused the household and the would-be house. breakers were chased away by d watchdog.
 Truck Is Damaged
 One of the large Hartford and New York Trucking Co.,, vehicles was wrecked near the Charles Mott place on ths turnpike yesterday. The cab and steering wheel were badly damaged, but no information could be secured as to how the ac- cidcnt happened.
 Visiting In Maine
 Miss Aeda Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton W. Baldwin of Kcnsington, is spending the month of July at Booths Bay, Maine. as the guest Of Miss Gladys Finley of Brooklyn, x. Y. Miss Baldwin is graduate of the Meth odist Episcopal Hospital training school for nurses in Brooklyn.
 Work Being Completed
 The work of repainting and re- Narnishing the interior of St. Paul's church, Kensington. is going along steadily. it is reported and it IS expected that it will be finished next week. The contract was awarded to the John Boyle company of New Britain, the lowest of three bidders.
 It was stated today by Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor, that the plot Of land set aside for a childrcn's play ground is being put into shape for that use. It will be ready within a short time.
 Services To Be Resumed
 The regular morning masses will be resumed at St. Paul's church next week. These have been interrupted for the past few days because of the fact that the church interior has been receiving a new coat Of paint These services are held in the morn ing at 7;So o'slock.
 sunday school Picnic
 The annual Sunday school picnic of the Kensington Methodist church will be held next Saturday at ROCK well park, Bristol. It is planned tc start for Bristol at about II o'clock although complete plans and further details will he announced the early part of next week.
 The church will also hold it's sec ond lawn party of the season In the near future. The date has been sei for Wednesday, July 2S. Further announcements will be forthcoming in the near future.