New Britain herald., 1926-07-28
.STACk WINNER IN
 TENEMENT BATTLE
Lectures Fathers and Mothers Of
 Warning Factions
WORDY DAYS AND NIGHTS
Woman's Automobile Strikes Child Drunken Driver Goes to Jail Masonic District Outing-Dcath of Royal D. Bullock. Aged 75.

or Royal ID. Bullock. Aged 15.
 Twenty-four children residing in five tenement house on Foley street accompanied their parents 10 police headquarters this morning. where the deputy prosecutor. Rob ert J. Stack. and police officials endeavored to iron out the friction between the three families. It ap- i pears that the children during the , morning get into arguments md those coming out second best re- port the affair to their mothers The mothers then take up the battle where it was left off and while i they do not get as far as pulling each others hair their temper rises 10 such a pitch that they report their difficulties to their husbands when they return home from the [ days work. The husbands then get :, together and the result is that the warfare continues from early in the 1 morning until late at night. One of | the men dropped into headquarters yesterday afternoon and announced i his intention of cleaning up all of i the men in the block, but his words apparently proved to be louder than ! his actions.
 i They were all given a severe talk 1 ing to by Nm. Stack who informed them that the next complaint re ceived in connection with their guar rels would result in all of them be- i ing brought before the court and l severely dealt with.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter was born yesterday ai 1 the Bristol hospital to Mir. and Mrs. ! Raymond Witherow Of Hill street.
 Woman's Auto Strikes Boy
 James Battista. four old son of Mir. and Mrs. Domcnico Battista ot | 21 Addison street, was struck at about SEQ o'clock last night by an automobile operated by Miss Martha Ciechoski of West Main street, Ter ] ryville, near the chilo's home. The youngster was cut about the mouth and his face was slightly scratched, hut was otherwise Lninjured. He was attended by D". William lt, Hanrahan, who was called in by the parents.
 Miss Ciechosl1i stepped immedi- atcly and went to the assistance oi the boy, whom she offered to take to the office of a doctor. Her of for was refused by the parents, who insisted on calling In their owI
 physician. The parents, brother
 and sisters of the child gatheret around the driver after the accident although no violence was resortet to. It was claimed that after th' accident one of the young boys il the crowd threw a st tone at the car which failed to reach its mark.
 Miss Ciechoski informed the DO lice officials and Motorcycle Offi' cor James Burns, who investigate
 the accdent. that she was proceed
 ing along at a slow rate of speeG and blew her horn before the acci
 dent. She stated that the boy dart
 ed in front of the car and if wal impossible for her to avert striking i him.
 The facts were listened to thi
 morning by Deputy Prosecutor Rob
 ert J. Stack, who continued the cas'
 until Wednesday, August 4.
 Drunken Driver Jailed
 William H. erguson of S4 Nortl Pond street, whose car struck on owned by Frank Teevans which wa parked on Prospect street at mid night Monday night, was sentence to 10 days in jail by Judge Josepl NJ. Donovan in the city court thl morning. Ferguson at the time o lthe accident was under the infiuenc of liouor and he was convicted ol , that charge.
 The car which Ferguson was op erating yas purchased about si months ago for S125 and there 1 still about s65 due. The owner wa unable to pay a fine or the costs c ; repairing the car of MT. Teevans.
 Funeral of Royal D. Bullock
 The funeral of Royal D. Bullocl : aged 75, who died at his home \ l64 Race street yesterday after | short illness, will be held at Is | o'clock tomorrow afternoon from h | late home. Rev. P. r. Wolfendel pastor of the Baptist church, wi | Conduct the services and burial wi | be in West cemetery.
 | MT. Bullock was born In Fa I Haven, Vermont. and came to Brist | in 1898 to enter the employ of u | E. Ingraham Co.,. to initiate on! | land other colored marbles | clocks. He later moved to Phil l ,delphia. returning a few years lat Ito air Haven. Vt. Eleven years ago | went to Leland, Fla, where his WI | died, and in 1916 he returned to tf
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