New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

ehu el the Car badly dam
 aged.
 Apparently Warehouse lost con.
 trol Of the car and it climbed an
 eig.'l inch curb before being stop
 ped by the tree.
 Arrested on Roots Island i Officer James Keith. acting on a
 complaint, went 10 Roots island on Church street yesterday noop and found John Zachorowski, bet
 Ter known as Hacher. and Billy"
 linstead both sound asleep. Upon waking them he found both men h2dly intoxicated and escorted
 them 10 police headquarters where they were locked up. They will be brought before Judge William ]. i Malone in the city court tomorrow
 morning on charge Of drunken ! ness.
 This will make the 18th appear. ! ance before the court for Zacher. Three More Breaks Reported i Three additional weekend breaks were reported to the police department yesterday. which makes total of six attempted burglaries Tn the city for Saturday and Sun. { day nights.
 Entrance was gained 10 the store of the Belair Rug and Drapery company of q North Main street, two doors away from police Headquarters. According to the owners, nothing was taken.
 The proprietors of the New York Bargain Shop at 145 North Main street also complained that their place Of business had been entered 1 either Saturday or Sunday night. Entrance was gained through the | rear door, the window having been broken 10 enable them to reach the inside Jock. Another ! door, however, separated the main ! store from the room entered and the burglars were unsuccessful in their attempt to open it. Nothing was taken so far as could be asccr. tained
 The coal office of the ouinion Coal and Trucking company of 1es North Main street was also entnr- ed and about 60 pennies taken from the cash register.
 iaEh Siicct Whitening Started
 Co5mo Nacca, who was awarded the contract for the widening Of Main street between Malone courr &nd North Main street, started the work yesterday. The curb is to be moved back two feet as will also the coping in front of the post office. Tn iron electric light posts are also to be moved back about the same distance.
 hHaNy Eaisi Causes Damage
 The heavy rIinstorm Of yesterdaN afternoon and last evening caused ! considerable damage in some parts , ot the city and particularly on Main street where workmrn had started 10 tear up d portion of the , sidewalk in the street widening project. The water poured into the i trench and by q, grees seeped | through into the basement of the Woo)worth store until several inches | of water covered the floor. Employ | es working ill that part of the es- taDlishment Were obliged to walk ] on boxes and many objects were i seen floating around in the water. i The damage was estimated al about $500.
 small amount of water also seeped into the basement of the Loughlin department store but the amount of damage at this point was small
 A large accumulation Of dirt was noticeable al street intersections, particularly in the lower sections of the city, and the highway depart- ment was busy clea ring up such places this morning.
 Local People Injured In Penn.
 was learned yesterday that Nh and Mrs. Elmer c. Waterhouse of Curtiss Lane. their son. Elmer. Ji., and a granddaughter, Margaret. were involved in an automobile ac- cident in PennsylN ania Sunday. Mrs. Warehouse Was the only mem- Der Of the party being severely in jured. the report indicating that she had sustained a scalp wound, mum erous bruises and three broken ribs.
 Another son. Frederick Water house, left Bristo yesterday fer Lewis and will bring the two young CT members Of their parties ho,nu.
 Arrested Twice in 2i Hours
 R poolroom sot 13 School street. was fined SIC and costs in the city court yesterday morning for keep ing his establishment open on Sum day night. He paid the fine and at that time was instructed by Chief Ernest Beldeu Of the police depart ment to bring in his license. At 2:3o in the afternoon, the license had not been received at headquar- tvrs and inc chief instructed Motor cycle Officer Henry JeglinsK to call at Fantasia's place and get it. Jeglinsli entered the door of the poolroom and noticed two poker games in progress, Fantasia stand ing behind one of the tables watch the play. The officer rushed to one of the tables and seized the deck of cards and slO.0j. which was on the table at the time. The fact that he was alone prevented him from seiz- ing the spells on the other table
 Fantasia and seven young men, all minors, were brought to head quarters where the proprietor was released under bonds Of SlO0 and teh fFequenters s25 each. Their case will be heard in the city court Saturday morning.
 Trucks in Collision
 A truck, owned by Harry Petit of