New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

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 takers. Funeral arrangements are ] incomplete. r stole Newspapers and Periodicals A 13-year- old boy was arrested shortly after : o'clock yesterday morning by Officer William Thomp- son, charged with the theft of 1S newspapers and three magazines lror newsstand in front Of tho Palace of Sweets at 4s7 North Main street. He was caught in the act by the proprietor Custos Mamatsee who called in the officer.
 The youth, when brought te heaquarters, admitted his guilt and stated that he had been taking the papers for about three months. The boys father appeared this morning with the youngster in the juvenile court and promised to pay for all the papers, which were valued at sle. Judge William J. Malone, after cautloning the boy. placed him in charge Of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for the next six months.
 Two Sunday Fires
 garage owned by $. Goodsell on lerryvllIe avenue was damaged by a fire which broke out shortly before o'clock Sunday morning from sn undetermined cause. When Souad and Hose Company No. 2 arrived on the scene. the interior of the structure was ablaze. Two cars in the garage were taken out before the fire reached them but one owned by James Dubois was destroyed, After hard fight, the fire was e1- tinquished with chemicals and water. No estimate of the damage vas available this morning.
 At 2:4o o'clock yesterday after noon, a shed adjoining the home of Tom Diblogio at 22 Jacobs street caught fire and was blazing merrIIy when members Of Squad A and Hose Company No, arrived The blaze was eNtinguished with chemicals be- fore it reached the house. The dam age was estimated at approximate ly $50.
 Motorcycle Crashes With Auto
 Burdette Kelsey of 27 Russ Lane and Daniel Mastrs battiste of Dvin- fly street narrowly escaped serious injury early yesterday afternoon when the motorcycle, which they were riding and which Kelsey was operating. crashed into an autorno- bile operated by Armand Quanl of oi Chestnut street at the corner Of Pratt and Divinity streets. Kelsey suffered a gash on his chin and . bruised left hand while Mastrlbat- tiste received but minor injuries. The motorcycle was dem noIished and the force of the impact broke of tho left front wheel of Quanz's car and sprung the frame. At the time of the accident Quanz was about to make left turn onto Divinity street from Pratt street and Kelsey was driving easterly on Divinity street.
 Both men appeared before Prose- cutting Attorney Robert J. Stack this morning and agreed to settle the matter civilly. No arrests were made,
 Funeral of Infant
 The funeral of Raymond, the six months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Henry of Upson street, who died Saturday at the Bristol hospital from infantile troubles. was held at , o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of the parents. Rev. P. P. W Noltcnden. pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, conducted the serv- ices and burial was in West ceme. tery.
 Resumes Duty
 Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy of the local police department, who has been enjoying vacation Of two weeks. resumed his duties tlts 
 Return, From Wedding Trip
 NIT. and Mrs. Michael Brennan have returned from a wedding trip spent in New York and Washington and have taken up their residence in their newly furnished home on Con- don road. Mrs. Brennan before her was Miss Gertrude c. Cook of 4S Goodwin street.
 Months Mind Mass
 A months mind high mass of re- luiem will be celebrated at St. Mat hew's church on next Saturday in memory of tho late Wi. jam Cronin.
 All Saints Day Observance
 All Saints Day will be observed h III of the Catholic churches of tho 2ity with special masses tomorrow 
 All Souls Day will be observed on Wednesday also with special masses. Pastor of St. Matthew's Nino Year.
 Yesterday marked the conclusion of the ninth year of Rev. William F. .af1in as pastor of St. Matthews ,hurch in Forestville. Father Latin s the first resident pastor. the ,hurch prior to that time being con- lucted AS a mission church included n the Plainville Parish.
 Father Lsflin at both masses yos~ erday dwelt briefly on the progress made in the parish during the past nine years, and pointed to tho fact hat the property excelled that Of my other parish its size or double ts size in the Diocese of Hartford.
 Injured in Pennington Smash
 Jacob Jabs of l5s Green street was painfully cut and bruised short y before midnight Saturday when m automobile operated by his broth ,r, Julius, of the same addre0u 'rashed into the standing autonho- pile of Miss Lillian Mitchell of 1SS Judd street just east of the Bristol own line In Pennington. He was 'aken 10 the Bristol hospital for treatment where his condition was not regarded as serious today. Julius, the driver ot the car. was ar rested later at his home by Officers