New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
SETTLE TWO SUITS
 OVER AUTO CRASH
Agreement Reached by Both Parties Just Before Court
ACCIDENT TWO YEARS AGO
Dorothy O'Neil Dies at Whiting
 Street Home-Undcfcated, Legion
 Bowlcrs to Roll West Hartford Whits Tonight-Plainylllc Briefs.

Bowlcrs to Roll West Hartford
 Whits Tonight-Plainylllc Briefs.
 The standing damage suits of Bartrola Pardrolina and his son, AL bert Pardrolina of Plainville, against Adolph Keller of Farmington were settled out of court yesterday. They were scheduled to be heard before Judge Malloy of the court of com mon pleas on Tuesday, but went over until yesterday. Just before court an agreement between both parties was reached and a settlement made.
 The action was the result of an automobile accident on New Britain road on Dec. 93, 1923. pardrolina, who Is employed at the Plainville Casting Co.,, sustained fractured arm and his son, aged 4 years, was scared about the face. Keller was tned In court as an outcome of the accident and the two injured parties brought suit for S2,000 apiece. The plaintiffs were represented by At torney Charles r. Conlon of Plain Villc, while Judge w. j. Malone Of Bristol acted for the defendant.
 Dorothy Eleanor O'NicI
 Dorothy Eleanor O'Nie, 22- months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis w. O'Nei of 99 Whiting street, died last night at her home, the cause Of her death being given as spasmodic whooping cough. She was horn in this town on March G., l924. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
 Legion Bowlcrs Busy Again
 The undefcatcd bowling team of brock-Barnes post, American I.e- Slon, will swing into action again to- morrow night, when it will once more tackle the pin topplers of IayheS-Fillagc past of West Hart tord. A home match was arranged between these two DOsts and the PlainviIle lcgionnaircs took an 60-pin lead in the first leg, which vas rolled here q month ago. but me lack Of alleys in West Hartford haS led to the scheduling of the sec ond leg on local lanes. The visitors will bring thc lunch with them, as well as a determination 10 avcngc themselves.
 Inc Brock Barnes post team has yet To be defeated by the Legion teams Of neighboring citios and towns. In addition 10 con1uering he West Hartford bowlnrs, if has twice taken Scichcprcy post of Bris- 'ol into camp, on Flainyille and hrIstol alleys alike. Commander Ed ward Barrows is the individual star or the team, and usually rolls th. biggest score of the night. As be- fore, tomorrow's match will be be tween two tlvr-mln teams
 Funeral of Carl Carlson
 The funeral of Carl J. Carlson, Who died Tuesday at his homo in tarmiugton, was held this after noon. with services at 9::%o o'clock at the funeral parors Of w. A. Bailey X Co. Rev. A. BIomquiSt of . Hartford vas in charge. Intrrnlcui was mad" in Riverside cemetery, Pennington.
 complain of Dogs
 Complaints have been made ,lur- ing the past week concerning The lack Of any restrictive measures on | dogs in P!ainvillc. The rabies have | been prevalent in Southington of late, and severe measures have sbecn taken to hold tho animals within i proper bounds orders requiring that they he kept tied. Bristol and For cstville gre also taking preventative measures, eleven stray dogs having been shot by the Forcstvillc warden yesterday, Pennington is also un- derstood to have restricted the ac- tiritits of the Can.ncS
 No action has been taken here, and complaints have been made concerning this alleged negligence, It is said that. if q person should be bitten by a mad dog he or shc would have Eool grounds for bring ing suit against the town.
 Whist Tonight
 A grand whist and social will be given in American Legion hall to- night by the St. Mary's society of the parish of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Many fine prizes are offered, and a large number of people are expected 10 compete for them. The Glidwel orchestra. an organization Of loca' musicians. will furnish musIc for dancing. Rrtrcsh- mcnts will be served.
 1 County Legion Meeting | A county meeting of the American Legion will be held in Simsbury Sunday afternoon. This will hc the ! first meeting at which the new couu- " commander Robert |. Craig oI Plainville, will he in charge and lt is planned to have a larg" number