New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
OUT OF WORK, AGED
 MAN ENDS HIS LIFE
Donenioa Main, 76, Commits
 Suicide by Hanging
BOY DISCOVERS BODY
Eleven Year Old Girl Slightly h. jured When Hit By Automobile Hearing In Probate Court On E>-
 tate of Murdered Woman.

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 Refused employment on every side because ot his advanced age and partial deafness, Domenico Mali. aged 76, committed suicide yester- day afternoon while in fit Of des- pondency
 His body hanging from the branch Of an elm sapIfng beside brook. Was found by dyc-yaar-old Robert Joy while he was returning from school The boy spread an alarm through Farmjncton avenue. which is about loo yards from the scene of the suicide and tho police were caia1 in
 Detective Sergeant Daniel Nc GJIIicuddy and Motorcycle Police men Henry Jeeltusld and James Burns responded 10 the call but found the aged man had expired. Dr. Moody medical examiner for the town of Piainvile Was called in on the case duo 10 the absence from the city Of Dr. A. s. Bracket, BrstoNs medical examiner.
 Investigation by the police dis .closed that NIafti had been dtsNon- .dcnt because of his advanced age and because he could no longer ob- tain steady employment. He left his boarding house yesterday morn ling giving no indication of his plan Ito take his own life. When he fail led to return for the mid-day meal surprise was expressed in the housa- hold, but no investigation was start cd because it had been his custom to travel far and wide in search ot employment.
 The tree from which the body was hanging was scarcely more than four inches in diameter at the hasc. One foot was found on an empty ten gallon can on which he Apparently had stood while adjust ing the moose about his neck. The other foot was on tho ground.
 Nani made his home at 3o7 Sum mar street. As far as the police have been able to learn. he left mo immediate relatives. A search ot his effects disclosed one address that Of Dan Guzzola, 306 East l05th street. New York City" Noti- ffcation Of the mans death was sent |to that address.
 1 Medical Examiner Moody after examining the body. pronounced death due to stranguIation. He turned the hody over to James Dunn. undertaken, to prepare for in- IJarment
 Struck By Auto
 Mildred Lcvazio. aged II. Of 392 Park street. was slightly injured at .1e:45 o'clock today when she was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Soukup of Nowington June .fion. pr. A. R. Richardson receiv- led a call and hurried to the scene Of the accident He found the child had suffered numerous body bruises, but found no broken bones nor in .dication of serious injury. Police in- .vastig9tnE the accident notified Soulsup 10 be in police court tomor- new morning to answer a charge o' reckless driving.
 Probate Hearing
 Judee <. Russell Mink was dis oualidcd by his own request today when a hearing was held in the es- tate of Mrs Josephine FlorJanskY who was choked to death by her husband last Thursday. The hus- band is now in the Hartford county fail awaiting trial at the next ses- sion of the superior court and he has retained Judge Mink as his counsel.
 In view of the disqualification of Judge Mink. Judge Grannis of Ter ryville was called in to act as the presiding officer of the court. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan was named ad- miuistrator of the estate, and Charles J. Phelan and Henry JeS- linsM were named appraisers. Funeral services
 Funeral services were held this afternoon for the late Mrs. Florence Esther Focg, wife of Nilhred F. Foeg of 1S0 South street. Rev. John Wilkins Of Trinity Episcopal church ofticiated and interment was in West cemetery.
 Almqulst-Andcrson. Miss Eva Almquist ot Queen street, Bristol, and Edwin Anderson of Carlson street. Now Britain, were united in marriage last night at the l parsonage of the swedish Lutheran church. The nuptial service was per formed al 7:3o o'clock with Rev. IT. L. Johnson, pastor officiating,
 They were attended by Albert Goranson Of Forestviile. as best man, and Miss Lillian Johnson Of New Britain as maid Of honor. After