New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
PainuiM News
TROLLEY CO, WILL
 WORK WITH I0VN
To Change Bristol Trolley Stop -"No Parking" Enforcement
SKELETON IS IDENTIFIED

Is that Oi NcW bf1taln Nan-GcCD-
 to Jailed After Accidcnt-Granee Host to Central Pomona-To Re peat Old Folks Conccrt-Bricf> The Bristol & Plaiuville Electric Co. will cooperate with the town ot Plainville in seeking 10 eliminate the dangerous condition existing at the end of it's lines into this town. First S2lcCtman John J. Kiumol announced this morning after q conference with the officials Of the trolley company. The post on the north side of West Main street next to the railroad tracks will be taken down and the trolley cars will stop several feet west Of where they wait now, thcs" being the stops recommended at the special town meeting last night in the parking restrictions voted at the behest Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
 The pole in question carries an extension of the trolley wire and an- other supporting wire. This latter wire the ScquaSsen corporation has given permission to be rcStrung across the roof of its new building, eliminating the need for this pole. while the extension is no longer ro- Quired when the trolley stop is moved. The taking down of this pole will facilitate the laying Of the sidewalk in front Of the new build ing. which is now being done.
 When the trolley company has taken these measures mo parking" signs will be posted and the restrIc- tons voted last week will be strictly enforced, Mr. Kimmel warned. An officer will be posted 10 warn pco- pie for the first few days and eve ninSS when the rules are in effect: after motorists become accustomed to the new regulations no trouble with violations is expected.
 skeleton Identified
 The skeleton discovered last Fri day near Electric field was identified yesterday as that of Frank Tomalis, alias Thomas, or eos East Main street. New Britain. The frayed and rotting clothing found on the body were recognized yesterday by Mr%. Tomalis, her daughter, and a friend. Tomalls disappeared from home on May 7, 1926. and was last seen on q Plalnville car. He apparently left this and went for a walk in the woods, but he was tuborCular and not strong and it is thought his strength left him.
 The body was taken to the Cur tin undertaking rooms in New Brit ain and will be buried in that city.
 Drunken Driver Jailed
 Justice l.. $. Mills took stand against intoxicated motorists ycstcr- day afternoon when he fined Jerry Dccoto Of Chester $l00 and costs and sentenced him to ten days in Jail on the charge of driving while drunk. He remittcd S50 Of the fine. Judgment was suspended on the comparatively minor count of rock- less driving. Decoto was the driver of car which ran heallong into another operated by Noice c. Bris- tol about l o'clock yesterday morn- ing near White Oak. Four occupants of the Bristol car were injured. Decoto, arrested by Constable F. ". Furley, pleaded guilty.
 John Statkos, who was with De- coto in the car, was fined 5 and costs for intoXiCation.
 To Repeat Old Folks Concert
 Arrangements have been com pleted to repeat the Old Folks con cert at the high school auditorium on May II. This concert was or isinally given at the Congregational church and met with unanimous approved and enthusiasm Many new features will be offered at the sec ond performance.