New Britain herald., 1926-07-06

to his hume where he died before medical assistance could reach him.
 For 2S years, Mir. Collins had been emi Dyed at the N. l.. Birge x Son factory as drying room fore man, leaving that position in 1917 Ito accept a petition as stock clerk with the Southern New England Telephone Co. in this city.
 He Is survive by his wife. two sons, James J. and John P. Collins, and a daughter, Mary S. Collins, all of this city.
 The funeral will be held al 10 o'clock Thursday morning from St Joseph's church. The figh mass Of requiem will be celebrated by Rev O. T. Magnell nd interment will b. in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Fined For Speeding
 Miguel Ripoli Of 34 Lafayette Istreet, New Britain was arrested on Sunday evening by Motorcycle Po- Il!ceman Henry JegIinski in Forest Iville for speeding. An original ,charge of reckless driving WAS Ichanged 10 the minor one and fine of 10 and costs. totaling s19.So was imposed by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van.
 Arrested For Reckless Driving
 Angelo Marine and Howard Foss, charged with reckless driving were fined s25 and costs in the city court this morning. Marine was arrested yesterday and Foss last Friday the latter failing to appear in court Sat urday morning as instructed.
 Howard Porter of 59 Upson street, arrested Sunday night by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton for reck- less diving had his case continued until July 7th.
 The case Of Samuel Moaziato of 1i Henry street, also arrested Sum day night for reckless driving, was continued until July 9th. Forfeits Bond
 Dana F. Simonds, arrested Sum- day night by Motorcycle Policeman Jeginski on a charge of breach of the peace, failed to appear in court this morning and bond of f25 which he furnished was declared forfeited by Judge Joseph M. Dono- Ivan.
 Cases Noiled
 Six persons paid the city the sum of s5.20 for premature celebration of the Fourth by discharging Ire works, their cases being nolled on payment of costs by Deputy Prose- cutor Robert J. Stack this morning. Those who contributed were Ar Imand Grondbors, Albert Gravel, Lin- don Boissell. Clarence Brown, Victor Gravel and Arthur Fafard. The case of Solomon Peterson, ar rested on a charge of drunkenness, was also nolled on payment of costs amounting to t5.S0.
 Council Meeting This Evening
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held in the city hall this evening at 1880 o'clock. A number of important matters will be brought up and disposed of. Foresters' Installation
 The regular meeting of Court Ever Welcome, F. of A., will be held on Thursday evening at o'clock in Arcanum hall. Officers recently elected will be installed by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Albert Rawis- ger.
 Miss Helen Hume
 Miss Helen Hume died yesterday morning at her home on Middle street after a short illness. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. John F. White of Waterbury and Miss Eliza beth and Miss Helen Hume rf this city and half brother, James F.. Barry of Bristol. For num- Der of years she had been employed in Myzzy's department store on Main street.
 The funeral will be held at o'clock Thursday morning from st. Joseph's church. Rev. O. T. Mag Inell will celebrate the high mass or requiem and interment will be In St Joseph's cemetery.
 Fire Caused By Wiring | At HEN O'CLOCK last ulsht, oHu A. and Engine companies Nos. l ana 2. were called to the store Of the Bristol Wholesale Beef and ProVis- ion company on Laurel street. where a fire had been started by motor which runs their refrgerating plant Due 10 the ammonia fumes, 1t was necessary for the firemen to don their gas masks before they couio enter the building. The bla1e eae extinguished after a short battle oy the use Of chemicals and the onlS damage was to the motor.
 K. of P. Installation
 At a meeting of Ethan Loose, Knights of Pythias, to be held at o'clock Thursday evening. the re- cently elected officers will hs in' stalled.
 Joseph Idnxweiier
 Joseph Linxweller, aged 48r or