New Britain herald., 1927-11-04
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 After addressing the public school teachers, pr. Lamphier in company with Dr. Robbins will visit ct. Anne'f parochial school to outline the plan, Of the health department.
 Condition Worse
 The condition of Ben Warkocki of 622 North Main street. whose head was pierced with an iron rod in an automobile accident on Jacobs street last Wednesday evening. was little worse this morning, according to Dr. B. B. Robbins, who Is attending the injured man at the Bristol hospital. Warkocki was running a little fever and was still bleeding slightly through the nose. Unless unlocked for complications develop, however. his recovery is expected.
 Miss Benedicta Lambert, health department nurse, and Miss Mary Mulligan and Miss Mary Nor ton. public school nurses, are in Bridgeport today on tour of in- spection and looking over the health systems Of that city.
 Trolley Car Derailed
 Service on the Bristol and Plain- vile line Of the Bristol Traction Go. was delayed ten minutes shortly after : o'clock this morning when a Plainvile bound car was derailed at the west end Of the North Main street switch. It was necessary to transfer passengers. The car was CT Williams
 Mrs. Amelia Bleau
 Mrs. Amelia Bleau, aged S9, died at her home at Adams. Mass. at ' o'clock last evening from innrmities incident to old age. She is survived by three sons. Joseph Bleau of Hill street, David Bleau of Wolcott street and Louis Bleau of Williamstown. Mass: two daughters, Mrs. Amelia Mitchell and Mrs. Olivins Cun- mings. both of Adams. Mass; also by q number of grandchildren.
 The lIneral will be held at . o'clock norrow morning in Adams. / .hi VI III bC AlA SAA~S NAtys
 :, hools Closed Today
 The schools of the city are closed today 10 permit the teachers to visit the schools Of other citieA
 Case Continued
 The case of John Castolene Of ( Marjorie street. charged with reckA less driving, vas continued by As- sstant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack today until Saturday. No- Nember 18th.
 Castolene was driving north on North Main street yesterday morn~ ing shortly before Il o'clock and to avoid hitting 8 truck of the Bristol Lumber Co. at the corner of North Main and Center streets. pulled over to the left side of the road and col~ lided with a car driven by Ezra Hoffnagle Of North Main street whd was proceeding south on North Main The Hoffnagle care was pushed across the sidewalk and onto tho lawn in front of the Endes Inn. Castolene informed police that his accelerator stuck and he was unable to shut off the gas.
 20. S. of A. Meeting
 A meeting of Camp No. 16, P. o. S. of A. will be held at 3 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. A class of candidates will be initiated and . social session will follow the busi- ness meeting.
 l.. o. o. r. to Meet
 Stephen Terry lodge. l. o. o. F. will hold their regular meeting in stephen Terry hall at s o'clock this evening.
 Annual Daisy Sale
 The Ladies auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion will hold their annual daisy sale tomorrow. Canvassers will be on the street from S:S0 a. III. un- til o'clock in the evening. W. Hartford High Here Tomorrow
 The West Hartford high school local athletic field tomorrow after noon for the first time this season. Coach Tommy Monahan of the local eleven has put his charges through a week of intensive practice and is confident the losing streak of tho Bristol boys will be broken. Bristol defeated West Hartford last year by score of 57 to 20.
 Amateur Bouts
 Charles Rasmussen of Terryvili0 and Henry Bell of Hartford. at 17e pounds, will appear in the headlire attraction of the amateur bout card Of the Park Athletic club in Red Mems hall this evening. These twd men met early in the fall at Muxxy field and at that time Bell Waa awarded the decision. The remain4 der of the card is as follows: 13e pounds, Joe Zotter of New Britain vs. Gene Martin Of Terryville; 1l4 pounds, Emery Taylor of Bristol VI. Mickey Rome of Hartford: l1s pounds. Dominick Friscall of New Britain vs, Young Riley of Terry- vile; 11S pounds. Eddie Ryan of Terryville vs. Pete Maloney of Pea quSbuCk; 136 pounds. Joe I4avterd of Bristol vs Frankie Gosselin of New Britain; 175 pounds. Vic Carla son of PeQua buck vs. Frank Miller of Bristol; l30 pounds Pete GarbeP of Bristol vs. Joe Martino of Hart- ford.
 John Willis will referee and th4 judges will be Fitzpatrick and Riley.
 BRUNALLI IS RELEASED
 John Brunall, aged 45, of Bucks