New Britain herald., 1926-01-12
LOSES Fingers AS
TRUCK Turns over
PlantSVille Man Hangs BY His
Hand When Driven 10 Ditch
BOOlLEGGER IS FINED
Hickey Assists IN Prosecution of
Oliaro-Goyernor Again Heads
Trust Company--Christmas Seals
Bring sa7S-Visiting Nurses Re-
port--Plainyille Briefs.

crushed hand when his speed wag.
on turned turtle at Harris corner
yesterday afternoon that 1t was
found necessary TO amputate three
fingers. FadZini was driving north
toward Plainvile about $50 o'clock
and a passing car crowded him so
closely that he had to make a quick
choice between hitting 1t and swerv-
ing into the ditch by the roadside.
He chose the latter, and his ma
chine turned completely over in the
deep trench, pinning Fadzini SO that
he hung by his right hand.
He was taken TO the office Of Or.
Lawrence H. Frost, where three
fingers were amputated. Another
man who was with Fadzini in the
car escaped injury. Motorcycle
Officer Fred Calcn is Investigating
the accident.
Oliaro Fined $3.50
Charged with reputation and yio-
latIon Of the liquor law, Chester
Oliaro Of South Washington street
appeared in court last evening be.
| fore Justice Merritt O. Ryder. 4
raid by Constables Thomas Royce,
L. w. Furray. aud Fred Callen dur
/ ing the weekend uncovered a large
| quantity Of wine, beer and alcohol
at Ol!aro's home II Is said that the
/ tip was given the police by another
hootloggcr, recently fined, who did
not want to see lis competitor es-
cape If he himself did not
| County Detective Edward Hickey
aided Grand Jurer s, p. Williams
| in the prosecution. A conviction
WIS obtained and Justice Ryder
! fined Olaro $3.50 and costs. lie
paid, Oliaro was represented by
! Attorney S. Gerard Casale Of New
Britain.
Governor Again Heads Bank
Governor John II. Trumbull was
once more elected president of the
plainvill" Trust Co. a. It's annual
meeting and was elected a director
at The meeting Of the board which
followed the stockholders gather
! ing. The other officers chosen by
the stockholders are as follows:
Vice presidents, Frank 7. Wheeler
and Henry Trumhull; secretary
treasurer, A. y, MacLcod; assistant
treasurer, Thomas p. Prior,
! The trcasurars report at the an
nual Meeting Of the stockholders
showed total assets Of s1,s3o,652.-
a, gain OF about one quarter Of
a million during the year. and
every department showed gains
through the year. After paying the
savings depositors numbering O.
I 2S5, and 1,1%0 school savings &c,
{ counts . liberal rate OF interest
through the year and the stock
holders eight per cent regular anG
one per cent extra, there Has a
fund Of $1&4H3f9 added to sur
plus. The capital of the bank is
S5N.oon,h0 and there Is a surplus
and undivided profit account Of
sS2,452.63 with approximately t.
coo commercial depostors and
about GG5 safe deposit box renters
The trust department, in which es-
tateS are settled and trust funds
are left for permanent care. is
ponular and growing department.
/ The following directors were
elected at a board meeting follow
/ ing the annual meeting; Governor
J. II. Trumhull. T. T. Wheeler,
Henry Trumbull. ]. T. Mccarthy.
e. H. Hills, c. II. Norton, A. A.
Macleod. W. II. Carpenter ana B
H. Phelps
Christmas Seal Sales
The Christmas seal campaign con-
Quoted in Plainville during the holi-
days by the rlainville Public Health
Nursing association has nctted
/ $573.10 to date, The chairman of the
campaign. Mrs. Martin Casey, with
the help of the president, Mrs Cur
It's and Mrs. James Simpson, cam
| paign treasurer, have done a deal
of work for this campaign. They
/ wish 10 express their thanks TO the
public, which has responded so gem
erously, and the report is made with
/ considerable satisfaction.
A few letters scnt out have still
to be heard from. The committee
will be grateful If stamps or money
/ are returned. so that it may close IFS
books with a clear record One dol
/ u,
words: 1T make me feel happy to
contribute at least a dollar to help
others to be happy who are I'M
fortunate-more happiness is bought
! Il the dollar Is Snhnt In This naNW