New Britain herald., 1926-07-19
To Install onicers

 ] Deputy Grand Chief Ranger AL bert Rawiszer of this city will go to Forestville tomorrow evening to in- stall the recently elected officers of Court Forest No. 40. F. Of A.
 Case Continued
 The case of Emil Freiman, charged with reckless driving and operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, was continued until next Wednesday. July 21, un- der bonds of s200. He was arrested last Saturday by Motorcycle Police man James Burns on Union street.
 Case Continued
 The case of Joseph Dardis. arrest ed Saturday night in a house on An derson avenue, ForestvilIe. on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace, was continued until We'd nesday morning, July 21 today. Off, ficer Pare was called to home on Anderson avenue where Dardis was peacefully sleeping on a table. Dardis told the court that the wom- an who made the complaint was also responsible for his condition and in view of the fact that everybody present was indulging, he saw no reason why he shouldn't.
 Stole Auto Tires
 Victor Vanoni and Raymond Linell were arrested last evening by Off, ] o1r. nd TacIinclyi charge of stealing automobile tires and rims from the car of Ebert Bassett of Wolcott street, while the latter's car was standing in the yard adjoining his home on Saturday night. One spare tire and rim and one tire and rim from the wheel were removed. Vanoni taking one to his home and Linell taking the other to his house, By clever piece of detective work. the officers fastened the guilt on the two young men, who pleaded guilty in the city court this morning. Vanoni who has been in court five times before, two of which were for theft, was sen- tenced to jail for 30 days.
 Linell has never been arrested be- fore and in his case fine of $50 and costs was imposed. The stolen prop erty was recovered.
 Water Main Bursts
 The bursting of an eight-inch water main at the corner of Main and Prospect street at 1 o'clock Sun day morning turned a portion of Main street into river and a large amount of water accumulated under the railroad bridge. The water spurted from the break for about 30 minutes until the water was shut off by water department employees. In making repairs it was necessary to install four new joints in the water pipe.
 Clifford Cole
 Clifford, two-year- old son of Ever cit Cole of King street, East Bris- tol, died Saturday at the Bristol hospital from infantile troubles. The boys mother died about three months ago.
 The funeral was reid at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Methodist church parlors. Rev. Hubert D. Jones officiated and interment was in the family lot In West cemetery Former \. Y. District Attorney Here
 William Quigtey, commissioner ot = licenses and former district attorne! V of New York city, and family were l. the weekend guests of Rev. William e5 P. Lafiin, pastor of St. Matthew' u church in Forestville.
 Hadsell Camp to Meet
 The regular meeting of G. A. Had 2 sell Camp. |. s. W. ", and the . Ladies Auxiliary will be reid at o'clock this evening in Arcanun U hall
 t Royal Ncighbors Meeting The Royal Neighbors of America will meet this evening at o'clock ir . Red Mems hall.
 Giants Defeat Endees Tie Philadelphia Colored Giants had little difficulty in taking the To- cal New Departure team into camp yesterday at Muzzy field, the final score being $ to 1. Thorpe, who 5 started on the mound for Bristol % was knocked out Of the box in the fourth inning after he had yielded the visitors five hits in a row, one a triple by Cephas, which rolled to ,' the right field fence. Goodridge, who a replaced him, pitched good ball the y remainder of the game but the dam' s age had already been done. y Jackman, the colored pitcher S with the underhand delivery, held - the local team at his mercy through out, only three hits being made of c him. two solid smashes by Good T ridge and a scratch hit by Christie Q But for little loose fielding on tht = part of his teammates, he would S have scored a shutout.
 n The largest crowd of the seasoT $ was on hand to witness the game. lt Severe storm
 A severe electrical and wind storn hit Bristol about 5:10 o'clock yester
 day afternoon and while no repor 2 has been received of any damage b, s lightning, considerable havoc wa @ wrought by the high winds. A mum
 Der of trees were blown down eros
 electric light and telephone wire . and repair gangs of both the Bristo 9 X sPlainvile Electric Co, and tn
 Southern New England Telephon Il ICo.. are busy today making repairs a ,Twenty-three telephone lines an ,. 115 stations were put out of orde
 by the storm. At Pequabuck larg e limb fell across the trolley and cleo e Uric light wires and paralyzed bot c those services until the obstructio lcould be removed.
 e During the early part of tn - storm a considerable amount of ha
 fell although if is not believed |