New Britain herald., 1927-07-25

tives. has been serving n supply 1t
the local church.
Westfield Team Easy
| The Westfield team was hopeless
ly outclassed at Muzzy field yester.
dayy afternoon by the New Depaf-
ture baseball team, the locfl OUTFIT
romping away to an easy to 0 VIC
tory. The locals had no difficulty
IN solving the slants of Jachym. for.
mer Notre Dame hurting star. nick
ing his delivery for II hits. Reilly.
hard hitting center fielder on the
New Departure team. had a perfect
day at bat. getting four hits out OF
TOUR times at bat. big Mike" MUIR
ray pitched alright ball for the
Bearing Makers. allowing but four
hits and striking out three. The
score:
Hristol ........... oo4 600 .3x-s
Nestheld ....s.... 600 900 1000
Sleeps in Parking Space-Run Over
| POOR judgment on the part of Ben
Jamln Bernstein of al North street.
| Hartford in selecting a place to sleep
last evening. resulted in injuries
which necessitated his removal %
st. Francis hospital. Hartford.
Bernstein had been spending the
afternoon at Lake Compounce and
ABOUT O'Clock in the evening he
decided to have rest before start
, ing on his return trip to Hartford
parking ground adjoining the resort
and stretched out on the grass in the
rear of a parked car. A short time
later, Myron Y. Rancor OF II Nor
ton Place, Plainville. owner of the
car. decided to go home and climbed
| INTO his automobile. In order to got
INTO the driveway he was obliged 10
back up and in doing so. his rear
1 wheel ran over Bernsten's chest
ne screams of the injured man
caused him to apply his emergency
brake and getting out of the car. he
discovered Bernstein lying under
heath. With the assistance of Sn.-
c1al Officer Pennington he succeeded
IN eNtricating the man and imme-
| uldteIy TOOK HIM TO the Bristol hos
! Fllal where first aid was given.
| bernstein insisted on being taken TO
/ 81. rancls hospital. Hartford and he
was removed to that institution in
y Brlen's ambulance An examine
( non showed the injured man TO he
suffering from several fractured ribs
and A-rays will be taken TODAY 70
ascertain II he is injured internally,
Mr.. Rancor and Officer Perrine-
ton reported the matter to police
headquarters. Eancor stated tina,
although he looked to the rear of
ms car before starting to back I'D.
/ he failed to see Bernstein lying on
the ground.
John J. Wall
John j. Wall. aged "a years, son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wall of 1o7
| Federal street. died suddenly Satur-
day in New York city where he had
been employed for the past several
years as an art designer.
Mr.. Wall was born in tins city
February s, 1898. He is survived by
his parents: three sisters, Mrs. A.
B. Ray OF New York city, Miss Doris
Wall and Miss Loretta Wall of this
city; and one brother, Richard Wall
of Hartford.
The funeral was held at 3 o'clock
this morning at St. Joseph's church.
A high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by Rev. Oliver r. Magnell,
1nterment was in St. Joseph's cems-
terry.
Funeral Of Miss Loretta r.. Degnan
The funeral of Miss Loretta Rose
Degnan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Degnan OF Kenney street, was
held at 9 o'clock this morning at
st. Matthews church. Forestville.
Interment was in the Plainviile
cemetery.
On Vacation
Thomas A. Tracy, city editor of
the Bristol Press and Mrs. Tracy
left this morning for Burlington.
Vermont. where they will enjoy
vacation of two weeks.
Auto Stolen
B. Macdonald of Henry street,
New Britain, reported to the local
police department last night that
his automobile. a Ford sedan, bear
ing Connecticut registration P-s15o
had been stolen while parked In the
vicinity of Lake Compounce.
Two Auto Accidents
Cars operated by Maxine Filli.%
! OF 4 West Main street, PlainvilIe,
and Robert Fem OF 1874 Middlefeld
street. Hartford, colided at 1880
o'clock Saturday night at the corner
Of Center and North Main streets.
Fein's car was badly damaged. Both
drivers appeared before Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Robert J.
Stack this morning and their cases
were continued until next Saturdaz.
While making a grab for his h6e
which had been blown off by the
wind. Finando Ricci of IS Kelly
street momentarily lost control Of
the car which crashed into the au 8
mobile of Fred A. Swinterton which
was parked on the right hand side
Of North street opposite the Endee
Inn. Very little damage resulted
and a civil settlement was made
this morning
Miss Alexander q Bride
Miss Antoinette Della Alexander
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Alexander Of $50 High street, be-
came the bride this morning of
James Francis Kelly. son of Mrs.
Frank Kelly OF % Hart street, New
Britain. at 4 nuptia. high mass at
| 8 o'clock at st. Anne's church. The
mass was celebrated and the mar
rlage ceremony was performed BY
the pastor. Rev. Father Perreault.