New Britain herald., 1927-03-31
Freight Cars Dcrailtsi

Freight Cars Derailesd
Inc services OF the Waterbury
wrecker were required yesterday
| afternoon as result Of the derail-
ment OF fiat car loaded with ties
and box car containing automo-
b!les on the track leading to the
local delivey yard. The cars were
being switched by the local switch.
ing crew when the fiat car eyi.
IDENTIFY split the switch and dropped
TO the ground. 1t was followed bv
the box car. which. although thrown
distance of about two feet away
from the rails. remained in an up-
right position.
The switching crew In charge Of
Conductor Robert Callaghan. assist
ed by sectionmen. succeeded in re.
railing the box car by use OF blocks
and Jacks. This method, however.
failed to produce the same results
with the fat car with the result that
the Waterbury wrecker was called TO
the scene. The tracks o,re cleared
about three hours after the deraN.
mert
Superintendent John J. Snavely
OF the Highland Division and Train.
master William ]. Casey supervised
the Efforts OF the urecking crews.
juvenile Crapshooters CauieneI
lhree juvenile crapshoottrs
placed under arrest Sunday after
noon by Sergeant Henry JeglinsN
IN The vicinity OF Irving and Will
hams street, were given some eooI
advice by Assistant Prosecuting Al.
torney Robert ], Stack at police
headquarters this morning and after
paying the costs involved, were pey-
mttei to go.
complaints were received BY tn
local department on Sunday that
several youths were shooting crana
on a veranda and in spite Of ob,ec-
tlohs advanced by the landlord, tn
boys refused to move.
John Renfa
john Renda, aged 80 years, died
Yesterday at the hono Of his sister
Mrs. Joseph Pisars'H OF Shrub
road following shor. i!aess
Mrs. Renda resided IN This r,,,
lot the past Two years, during
which time Re was employed a.
moulder in the plant o. the Sessions
Foundry Co. lie is surv;ve, nv
three sisters, Mrs. Pi..rski With
whom he made his home, and two
sisters residing in Detroit. hjcbjran
h..r IN
The funeral will probably be held
tomorrow morning. although funera,
arrangements have not been com.
pleted.
Mrs. Victor 6ensicki
Mrs. Helen Gensicki, aYed a.
wife OF Victor Gensickt Of 80 North
street, died at her home at l o.c,ocL
TINS morning following an illness Of
one year.
She was born in Poland in 1880
ana was married In that country IN
September. 1897. T~enty-e,xh,
years ago she came to this country
with her husband, settling In Terry.
vile. where they remained for ak
months, then moving to Bristol, She
since resided in this city. She WIS
member OF st. Stanislaus church
and OF the Rosary and Scapular 50.
clety.
She leaves besides her husband.
two sons. Edward and Henry Gen.
slcki, both Of this city; four daugh.
tiers. Mrs. Mary Padlow. Mrs, Vic.
toria Emmons. Mrs. Jennie Reszen-
ski and Miss Sophie Gensicki, all Of
Bristol; sister, Mrs. John zebuski
OF Bristol and three brothers. 10.
seph and Zigmund Kelpenski Of this
Britain.
The funeral will be held at SIS
O'Clock Saturday morning at St.
Stanislaw church, where requiem
high mass will be celebrated. In
terment will be in the family lot in
81. Thomas cemetery.
Probate Hearing
A probate hearing on the estate
OF Gustav Il. Froehich will be held
at o'clock Saturday morning. April
9. at which time the administrators
report will be submitted.
Reappointel log Warden
Dog Warden Thomas L. Ryan has
been reappointed for another year
by Chief Ernest T. Belden Of the
local police department and the ap-
poiutment has been confirmed BY
the state department also. The re-
is as OF today and will
expire on March 81, 1928.
Funeral of Mrs. Emil Jestinsky
The funeral of Mrs. Rose Amilea
wife OF Rev. Emf! Jestin-
sky Of S5 Judd street. was held from
her late home at $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon, followed by services AZ
the German Lutheran church at 3
O'Clock. Rev. NJ. W. Gaudian Of
New Britain conducted the services
at the residence and Rev. Stippich
Of Seymour and Rev. Hinkeday OF
the Liturgical service.
Rev. Heinrich OF Hartford preached
in German and President Hirsch Of
Meridon delivered a sermon in Eng
fish.
Rev. Clemen OF Southbury and
Rev. Wchhcr OF South Manchester
were In charge OF the comnittal
service In West cemetery.
Anniversary High Mass
An anniversary high mass OF re-.
QUEEN will be celebrated at 1880
o'clock Friday morning at St. An
.honys church in memory OF DOM
nick Fiaschettl.
Francis Bates Jennings. Jr.
Francis Bates Jennings. Jr,, aged
NO years and nine months, son OF
Or. and Mrs. Francis 3. Jennings o.
- Prospect Place. died Wednesday
GLOWING a three months illness.
The funeral was held at $3.50
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