New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Rosario Mencimi, 22. Of 14 Trim fly street, Hartford. who is known by the amateur fight fans in this city as Pat Mencimi. was taken to St. Francis hospital, Hartford. yes trrday when he was fonnd to be suffering from a fractured skull. MenCimi had been complaining of not feeling well since his bout in this city on October If with Mike Cafalieri. He was taken to the of fee Of Dr. Daniel r. Sullivan in Hartford for an examination ycster- day and he fracture discovered
 The local police were notified of Mencimi's injuries yesterday but no action has been taken.
 On the night in question Mencimi Was severely punished by Cavalier and vas practically out on his feet in the third round He was not knocked Gcwn, however, at any lime during the duration of the bout.
 Fire Board Meeting Tb" board of fire commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting at o'clock Friday evening. October 2S.
 Wife bcscrter Arrested
 Edward J. Jackson, alias J r. Ward of PCT Main street. who has been employed as grinder in local manufacturing plant. was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Ser geant Henry Jegliuski for Sheriff William II. Cromie Of Saratoga, N. Nu charged with deserting his wife and family at Victory Mills x. '. it is allege that Jackson left his family five years ago who stnce that time have heard nothing rom him until his wife received word that he Was living in this city
 Jackson admitted his identity and waived eNtraditron proceedings. He was taken back to Victory Mills by sheriff. Cromie today
 fNcning school Registration
 2f5 pupils were enrolled in the evening schools last Monday eve ming, according 10 an announcement made yesterday hy the board Of ed The Americanization classes had th" largest enrolment with total Of I33, drossmaking courses attracted ihe second largest number with SC. while - were enrolled for the cooking course. | for mechani- cal drawing and nine for shop 
 Enters Hospital for Treatment
 Mrs. James R. Degnau of 152 kcnney street entered the Bristol hospital yesterday afternoon for ob- and treatment
 Animals Bitten by Mad Dog
 The dog which last sunday bit four COWS and d bull owned by liar ry Baldwin Of Terryville had posi- tive case of rabies, according to the report received by town authorities from the state laboratory. Each animal was bitten in the nose by the dog, while standing in the barn of the owner.
 Woman Injured
 Mrs. Gertrude Stewart ot - Stew art street suffered a severe sash on her head yesterday afternoon when an automobile operated by her hus- band and one driven by Anthony Smat O. G> Gpson street figured in a ,n Center street. She was treated at the New Departure emergency hospital by Dr. r.. r. San born and later taken to her home.
 Motorcycle Policeman James Burns, who investigated the acci- dent, reported that Stewart was driving southerv on North Main street. The collision occurred at the junction of the two streets. Both men appeared before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this and the case was continued until the extent of Mrs. Stewards injuries were fully deter mined.
 Youths Bound Over
 Anthony Rasulo, 1a. of 25 Orchard street. Nicholas Fantasia. 17. of 109 seymour street, Eugene Cabalieri, | |, of south Elm street and Domenic I'erUgino, IS. of 1S2 Gridley street were bound over to the December term Of the superior court this by Judge Joseph M. Dono- van for carAal abuse of a minor fe- male. Bond; were placed at $500. Prosecuting Attorney James A. Ma her presented the case for the city and the defendants, who pleaded
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