New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-26

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I been resumed. Both men were
brought to headquarters and releas
ed under bonds for their appear.
arlce in court this morning. TIL,
case, when brought before Judg,
William ]. Malone, was continued
until tomorrow morning July 9th.
Autos Collide
Cars driven by Rollins H. Bush,
mel of Matthews street and Loui.
Barcecoski of III Burlington stree
collided on TerryvilIe avenue a
about 6:45 o'clock this morning
Bushnell was coming east while
Barcecoski was proceeding in tht
opposite direction. Neither driver
was injured and both cars were
slightly damaged.
Both men appeared before
Deputy Prosecutor Robert j. StacE
this morning and agreed to settle
the damages between themselves
SO that no charge of criminal neg,
ligence was pressed.
Restaurant Entered
The Center restaurant, better
known as the Spaghetti House. or
Center street was entered some time
after midnight Saturday and about
S25 in money and eatables taken
The matter was reported to the
police, who are investigating.
Funeral of Frederick HI. Flamang
The funeral of Frederick H.
Flamang, who was electrocuted by
touching a heavily charged tele-
phone wire on Wolcott road last
Friday morning, was held at 2:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon from
his late home at Sc Hull street fol-
lowed by services at 5 o'clock at
the German Lutheran church on
Meadow street. Rev. George Meyers,
pastor of the church, officiated and
interment was in the family lot on
West cemetery.
Stamp and Coin Association
The Bristol Stamp and Coin as
ISOLATION is to be organized soon and
applicants for membership are now
being received. Victor Hamel will
have charge of the stamp depart
ment and William A. Garrett the
coin department.
To Install Officers
The recently elected officers of
Sessions lodge, knights of Pythias
will be installed at a meeting to be
held tomorrow evening. Willard A.
Hunt will succeed j. Wallace Yale
as chancellor.
Sideswipes Pole
Joseph Lang, of 90 Main street,
New Britain, had a narrow escape
from serious injury at about 12;15
o'clock yesterday afternoon when
something went wrong with the
steering wheel OF his touring car.
Before he could bring the automo-
bile TO a stop, 1t sideswiped tele-
phone pole near the public library
on East Main street. Forestyille. The
car was slightly damaged.
Attending Novcna
Miss Gertrude O'Connell, daugh-
ter of j. T. O'Connel of North street.
who is training to be a nurse at st.
Francis hospital, Hartford, and who
has been spending the past few
weeks recuperating at Norfolk. ar
rived in Bristol this morning to at
tend the closing exercises of the
novena to st. Anne at st. Joseph's
church.
Miss Irene O'Conneu. another
daughter who is private secretary t.
]. T. McWeeney, general manager Of
the Worth Stores in New York city
is also spending the day in Bristol
visiting her father and attending the
novena.
New Departure Girls Club Dance
Tomorrow evening, July 81, Is the
time set for the midsummer carnival
dance at Lake Compounce of the
New Departure Girls club. This is
an annual sent and is always largely
Remains Sent to Biddeford, Me.
The remains of Philip JaneIle. who
was instantly killed at Federal street
crossing last Thursday night when
the automobile he was driving wac
struck by an eastbound passenger
train, have been sent by Undertaken
Thomas P. O'Brien to Biddeford.
Me-, where his parents reside,
Bridge Party Wednesday
A bridge party will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at the Chippanee
Country club. The hostesses for the
occasion will be Mrs. Clifford Case.
Mrs. Raymond Crumb. Mrs. Kenneth
Beckwith and Mrs. Herbert Maronn.
Mayor Returns
Mayor John f. Wade, who for the
past two weeks has been on bust
ness and pleasure trip to Pensacola,
Fla, has returned and resumed his
duties as head of the acairs of the
city.
Councilman Homer H. J.1, las
been acting mayor during hi. al
sence.
Aquatic Meet
All prizes at the aquatic meet
held at Rockwell Park yesterday
afternoon were captured by mem
oers Of the Bridgeport Girls SWIM
ming club. Marion Boomer won
he free style 100 yard swim and
Anna Baum took first place in the
90 yard breast stroke event. Doris
Harmed and Helen Lesiewicz cap
ured first place in the so yard dou-
lie oar swim and Marion Boomer
llso won the 90 yard backstroke. In
he Is yard free style event for
iris under eight years of age, Har-
let Carlson was the winner.
A demonstration of life saving
Methods was also given by the
Bridgeport club girls and a fancy
living exhibition was given by Vic
or Bernier of Plainville. ..
Endless Defeat Red Tops
Thorpe of the New Departure
'aseball team had the edge on