New Britain herald., 1927-11-28
.Sl,0OO FIRE CAUSED 1 BY SHORT CIRCUIT Schubert Discovers Early Morn- ing Blaze in Automobile
 MUST PAY CHILD'S BOARD
Frank Dorazio Found Guilty of NonSupport-Nfen Bible Class EIects-Pythian Entertainments II. s. Moyie-Dusty Bowling.

| Constable George Schubert's time ly discovery of flames consuming a sedan in the garage of Charles Stocking on Grown street and his prompt work in calling the fire de- partment early yesterday morning are believed to have prevented a serious fire and to have confined the blaze to the car and the garage in- tcrior
 Making his round at 4:05 o'clock, Constable Schubert smelled smoke and tracing it, discovered the blaz- ing car in the garage. At that time only the rear of the car was afire but the flames were spreading rapid ly. The night patrolman attempted to arouse the Stocking family but pounding on doors, windows, and wall proved futile. Making a nasty conclusion that the family was away he tried to wake up some of the neighbors but was again unsuccess- ful, so he hastened through to Hough street to the home of How ard Usher. From here he telephon- ed an alarm.
 ! Both trucks responded promptly The interior of the garage was now atlame and chemicals would have been useless, so line of hose was turned on the fire The first rush of water drowned the fire, and with in 20 minutes the blaze had been completely cxtinguished. The car was destroyed and about s200 dam- age was done to the interior of the LOGO. Constable Schubert today said that the fire department was very prompt in answering his alarm. The Stocking family was at home but did not know what the pound i ing meant. Mir. Stocking finally got , np and looked about, discovering the fire himself. but by that time the alarm was blowing.
 Schubert said that if the fire had ! had three minutes moro it would have jumped across the six-foot space between garage and house and set fire to the dwelling. After the ! fire had been put out a large tank { of gasoline was found behind the garage. A short circuit in the car is believed responsible for the fire.
 Must Pay For Child's Support l Alleged to have put his wife out of his house because their child was q girl when he desired d son. Frank Dorazio was in court Saturday aft crnoon on a charge of non-support. He had been arrested on Thanksgiv- ing by Constable William Buys on l complaint of his wife. Mrs. Loretta { DoraZio. She claimed that he had refused to pay her provision bills, | had left her without food or fuel, and had finally sent her belongings 1 back to the home of her parents. | Mir. and Mrs. II. T. David of 46 East i street.
 Justice NJ. O. Ryder ordered Dora zio to provide S6 week for the child's support and to pay it's medi- cal bills. He place the man under bonds of S200 to ensure the pay ment Of these sums. Grand Juror s. $. Gwillim prosecuted and Dorazio Was defended by Attorney Charles r. Conlon.
 Mems Bible Class Elects At a business meeting of the Mems Bible class of tho Baptist church yesterday afternoon the fol- lowing offices were elected: Presi- dent, Alfred W. Thomascn; vice president. William Rarraclough: sec retary, Everett A. Temple; treasurer. Irving &. Bronson.
 Charles D. Lewis of West Hart ford has consented to teach the class until January 1. Mir. Lewis is lead