New Britain herald., 1927-10-25
C0MPARONE HELD
 ON GIRLS ST0RY A Year Old Child Says He
 Attacked Her BONDS PUT AT S1,OO0
Family Overcome By Gas Fumes From StoNc--Opening of Cameo Ihcater Ihursday-Preparc For Boys Club Building Drive.

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 Faced with the serious charge Of
 having attempted to assault little ft- ycar-old Clara Freeeau Of Barlow street at lonely spot or the Wa terbury road on Sunday night. Nicholas COmparone Of GrjdI.y street was placed under bonds O, SloU0 by Judge Joseph M Dono- van in the city court today for his appearance in the city court on Thursday when his case will be tried.
 Comparone was arrested by the police late yesterday following an investigation conducted as the re- suit oi complaints made by the girls parents. It Is alleged that the H. year-o!d girl was walking down Park street on sunday night toward fhe center Of the city from her home l when Comparone happened 10 come along the street in his automobile He offered to give the girl a "Hfto It Is claimed. After she got into the 1. automobile, she was taken 10 the Waterbury road. According to the i police, the girl fought and screamed i when Comparone attempted to as sault her and finally succeeded in i attracting the attention Of people in . that vicinity. Her assailant fled i when help arrived. A description l. given to the police led to Com parone's arrest.
 Comparone is represented by At torney William \. DeRosier.
 Local Clubs in Series
 The first of series of four matches between the Bristol club and the Endee club will be played at the Endee club rooms on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Bridge. bU- lizards and pool will be played by teams representing the two clubs. i
 The club winning the series will be banquetcd at the expense of the losers.
 Fire Board Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the board Of fire commissioners will be held in the council chamber of the City hall on Friday night. Sev- eral important matters will be acted upon.
 Overcome By Gas Fumes
 When John Benoit Of 22O South e street threw some coal on 8 fire in stove in room at his home where he and five other members of the .amily were sitting on Sunday, they leglected 10 open the draughts to allow the coal gas to escape.
 The room was quickly filled with tunes and all six persons were soon :, overcome. One of them recovered l /, to call for assistance. pr. / }. A. Sillciano was summoned and | he members of the family respond d to his treatment. r
 The family has recovered from he experience and so far have suf- cred no i'll effects.
 Trinity Church Fair The third annual fair and bazaar f the Trinity Episcopal church will Q held in the guild rooms of the hurch on Thursday and Friday. A lrge committee has been appoint arious activities of the fair.
 Large Class Confirmed
 A class Of 265 children and e1 dults Were confirmed by the Rt. .ev. John J. Milan, bishop Of the hartford diocese, at St. Josephs hurch on Sunday morning at 10:15 lass. Bishop Milan was assisted by le Rev James A. Broderick Of Ter .ville- the Rev. William p. Iahin forcstville, the Rev Father Con m of Passionist Order at West the Rev. Oliver T. Mag Z ell, pastor of St, Joseph's church nd the Rev Thomas r. Lynch. as y stant pastor Of St. Joseph's church. The first printing of the window 'rds to be used in the Bristol Bows ub building fund campaign was Tn off the press yesterday after oon and within q short time the 'mplete set will be available for splay purposes by the large mum D er of stores, offices and other In aces of business atfording the pro- sh IT places for the showing Of these wi tractiye placards. ro These cards are something entire- h, different from any used in previ- cv IS campaigns. \ suggestive front ovation Of Q Boys club building 2 cupies the central position with an ce sert oval cut Of one Of the grad ar ties of the Bristol Boys club. To m any Bristol young men and es- so 'cially students Of the Bristol high hool the smiling features of the To-