New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
POLICEMAN HURT,
 TOSSED OFF AUTO
Lambert'S Collar Bone and
 Shoulder Broken in Fall
BASE OF SKULL FRACTURED
JcSlinski Risks Life Catching .M- legged Drunken DriVcr-IHgion To Broadcast Friday Nlght-New De- parturcs Win Opening Game.

Officer Timothy Lambert is in Bristol hospital the result Of having fallen from the step of an automo- bile on which he was riding in an effort 10 overtakc another car which had left Lake Compounce without being properly checked out. The car on which he was riding failed to stop after the officer fell and it was sometime afterward that Lambert was found in a emi-unconscious condition in front of the home of Julian Norton by George Moody and George Stone of Pennington avenue, this city. H. was taken in to Mir. Nortons home. where he was given medical attention and removed to Bristol hospital.
 The police department has neither the number Of the car on which the Injured officer was riding or that of the one which he was following. al though 1t is expected that this infor- nation will be secured. Lambert's s condition was reported as comfort able this morning at the hospital.
 4 report received Late this morn ing showed that in addition to q broken collar bone, Lanbert's right shoulder was broken and he was suffering from fracture al the base of the skull. No one but immediate relatives were permitted to visit him.
 Case Continued l.. A. Campbell Of 217 High street, arrested yesterday afternoon by Mo torcycle Policeman Henry Jeglinski for reckless driving and operating an automobile while under the influ- ence of liquor. had his case contin- ned until Wednesday in police court today. The arrest was made on Park street after the officer had risked his life in an effort to halt the machine by grasping the arm of the driver.
 stephen kloCko Stephen Ejocko. aged 20 died at Bristol hospital yesterday afternoon following an operation for appcndi- citis last Friday He was born in Bristol and attended the grammar schools. He is survived by his par ents, two brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 7:45 o'clock from St. Stanislaus church. Rev. George , ,Bartlewski will celebrate the high mass of requiem and interment will be in St. Thomas cemetery. Funeral of Harry E. Chairman
 The funeral Of Harry B. Chairman. who died al his home on S31 Main street last Thursday evening. was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The services were in charge of Washington Commandery. Knights Templar, Of Hartford and the body was sent to Magnolia. N. l.. where interment took place this afternoon.
 Building Permits
 The following building permits have been issued by Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson.
 The E. Ingraham Co., for factory additions and alterations to cost ap> proyimately st3S.ono.
 Mrs. John O'Neill to erect two family house on Union street, 10 cost 5000.
 Vito Redavid for a tw0-family house on Melrose street to cost s5,000.
 New Departure Wins
 Mayor John F. Wade officially opened the home season of the New Departure baseball team yesterday by throwing out the first ball before capacity crowd. The local boys, although outhit by the Haverhill club of the New England league, managed to come out on the long -.,I as n .. Q -. r1,l- - ---,