New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Bristol News
ANDREWS ARRESTED FOR STREET BRAWL
Chairman Of 12th School Dis
 trict Held for Fighting
DEATH OF AGED RESIDENTS

Francis R. W Narncr Dies Al Sl and
 William Winston at 79-RouSiug
 NcndoG For Bristol High Basket
 ball Team.
 Chairman Howard l.. Andrews Of the Fighting twelfth district WAS
 placed under arrest Sunday evening Hs result Of complaint made by Werner Olson Of Wolco,t road. He Was taken to police headquarters by officers James Burns and Arthur
 Myers and later released under
 oonls for his appearance before thr prosecuting attorney trrs morning
 Today. however, on the request of
 Mr. An !rews the case was continued ritil Saturday, April 2nd and it is understood that he ls to ask that the complainant be placed under arrest on a charge of assault also, It appears that both men became involved in all argument near the t'ustafson gas station. located on the corner Of Wolcott street and Vol colt road and when words failed to s"ttl" he issue, fists w.fe resortea 10. This morning Andrews appeared with badly discoloreI optic.
 The twelfth school district for years has been known for its pug nacious qualities. Every school meeting held there In rccen, years has been the scene Of bitter vorsr disputes and it is possible that las. hlShtS encounter may be q throw pack 10 one Of these district affairs although that fact could no. bc as certalnei today. Andrews IS bair,e. sued for divorce by his wife and l7s also recently been made de .cAdant in two civil suits.
 Death of Francis R Warner
 franc's l.. Warner aged S4 Civil War veteran and former ssIac,- man Of For"s'villr, died at noon Sat- uf"aF at hiS home at lG2 Washinr- Ion street from intirmities inciaon. 10 old age. He was born in Gran. s''l'' Mass the son of Reuben and l sarah liolcomh) Warner. He a+- ''iard the schools Of that town | coming 10 Forestvile as yo,np ! man. At the outbreak of the Civil . var, he enlisted with Company 4 | --d Connecticut Volunteers and served through the entire confic. At the conclusion of the war he returned to Fprestville and entered | me employ of the old Burner fac | tory, where he remained for many years In the capacity Of carpen,cr ! or a snort time in later years h., ! vas also engaged in the meat busi- 1 ness
 Mr Warner was one of the organ , Hers of Newton s. Manross post. c. 1 -N k. which was formed in 1882 At mat flme there were 122 mcm- berS, while with Mr. Warmers death but three of the original number are left. These are former Comfy Commissioner Robert \. Potter of Hartford. Constable Albert r. Stark i O. Bristol and Whipple o. Trask of 
 MT Warner was always greatly interested in politics as well as civic affairs and was second sclectmau of In" town of Forestvilla for several years before that village was an noN"d by the town of Bristol.
 Surviving him are his wife. throe sons. Frank. Warren and Henry Warner, all of Forostvillc: ono f. daughter. Mrs. Mauda Stone. also a, for"stville, and eight grandchildren ,
 The funeral was held at 2 D. m. | today from his latc home. Rev. , William II, Davis. Jr., pastor of the Ashury Methodist church. conducted ' .ho services, and intermvnt was in /: he For.stvillc cemetery.
 William Winston f.,
 William Winston. aged 79 life | onG resident of Eorestyillc, died at l $40 o'clock Saturday evening about I m hour after he had suffered d l shock at his home on East Main | street.. He had been active during he day and as was customary had l akcn short walk both in the morn 2 ng and afternoon. He returned to ( lis home about 5:A5, and was just 7, 'lttiluE Oil: Ct tnH rooms when he ell and immediately lapscd into un- C S
 MT. Winston was born in Forest [ lille and for over fifty years had ' 'een employed with the Welch Clock I company and the successor 10 that | .oncecn. the Sessions Clock com z 'any. He retired about two years ' .go. Iv
 Surviving him arc one brother, | Wallace Winston of Hartford, and { me nephew. Wallace Bradshaw of { Cast Main street. Forcstyillc. with | Fhom he had made his home for a | lumber of years. O
 Tun"ra! services win he held al [ '3o o'clock Tuesday afternoon from c he Bradshaw residence. Rev. John Wilkins, rector Of the Trinity Epis- tt opal church of Bristol will con- c uct the services and burial will be f