New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

name of White. About 20 minutes later he arrested White, who at the time was walking down North Main street. He was intoxicated, accord ing to the officers testimony. < White contended that he was not drunk at the time of his arrest and that he had not driven his car since 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He was unable to say who was driving the car and that his car was in his yard on Divinity street. Officers. who went to his home, failed 10 find the car and it was later located on Ward street with lenders damaged.
 Burns Fatal to Child Burns received while playing around bonfire near her home Saturday evening. proved fatal to little Fannie DeMatteo, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AL phonse DeMatteo of 62 Gaylord street. The child died at Bristol hos pital Sunday morning.
 Fannie. with a number of other small children, had gathered about the bonfire to play. 4 gust of wind carried some of the sparks into the air, some of them dropping on Fan nie's dress, which burst into flames. , Neighbors attracted to the scene threw the little girl to the ground and eXtineuished the fire. The girl was taken to the Bristol hospital where she was attended by Dr. E. N. Whipple. The child had been hor- ribly burned and failed to respond to treatment.
 1 Besides her parents, four other children, all under ten years of age survive. Funeral services were held from the home this morning and [ cemetery.
 1 Russcll-Ntitchell
 i Miss Mildred Caroline Mitchell, , daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred A. 1 Mitchell of 136 Judd street and ! Ralph Clinton Russell son of Mir and Mrs. lyons Toothaker of Rum- | ford. Maine, were married Satur- 1 day afternoon at the home of the ! brides parents. Rev. P. r. Wolfen- i den pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, performed the ceremony. The maid of honor was Miss Lillian 1 Mitchell, sister of the bride, and Kenneth Mitchell served the bride groom as best man
 The bride has been employed in the office of the New Departure Mfg. Co., as a stenographer and the bridegroom is connected with the same concern as a draftsman. After . a honeymoon to be spent at Lake 1 Weld, Maine. Mir. and Mrs. Russell will reside at 2 Federal Court. On Motor Trip
 | Dr. and Mrs. B. N. Whipple and two young daughters Mae and Ruth, left this morning for an ex- tended motor trip through the White Mountains, Canada and New York state.
 Mrs. Frederick Bouchard
 Mrs Eva Marie Bouchard, aged 5S, wife of Frederick Bouchard ot 39 Andrews street, died Sunday al her home after an illness with com plications.
 Mrs. Bouchard was born ir Marian, N. Y, in 1869 and had beer a resident of this city for the pas, five years She was a member of the Asbury Methodist church and of tht | of pph haly L. Maria.
 Surviving. besides her husband are four sons, Robert of Bristol Frederick of Los Angeles and Johr and Leon Bouchard of Forestville and three daughters. Mrs. Editf Wilson of Glendale, L. I. and the Misses Emma and Beatrice Bouch. ard of Forestville.
 l The body was sent today ts Marian. N. Y. where funeral serv. ices will be held on Wednesday Burial will be in the South ceme. tery in Marian.
 Embczzlement Case Continued
 The case of Stanley Lisk, a former employe of the Harvest Bakery or North Main street, charged with em bezzlement of more than $500, ha. been continued until Saturday, Sep tember 10. The continuance wal granted at request of Attorney Noble E. Pierce, counsel for Lisk
 Youthful Burglars Fined
 Stanluy Fisk, of 49 Farmingtor avenue. New Britain, and Stepher i Dalkowski of 325 Washington street New Britain, were each fined s2. and costs in the city court today or charges of burglary. Leniency wa extended to the youths by Judg, Joseph NJ. Donovan after Joseph P Carroll. manager of the New Depart ure baseball team, had testified tha both boys had paid their share 0 the loss sustained by the team whe, the club house at Muzzy Field wa broken into on the night of May 2S
 Fisk and Dalkowski. with fiv, other New Britain youths, were i'm plicated in the burglary, but Zisl and Dalkowski admitted that the. lwere the ones who forced their Wa, in the club house and stole the base ball paraphernalia. The four othe youths remained in the autom obi in which the trip from New Britail to this city was made.
 Drove Car Without Markers
 Nicholas Fantasia borrowed a ca from a local garage last Saturda, evening and parked it in his var, over Sunday. Early this morning, be ing unable to sleep and thinking h would take a short ride, he proceed ed down Church street where one 0