New Britain herald., 1927-06-07

over the situation and 1t Ia proba BILE
that decision will be rea ched at
that time
The plans call for an expansion of
the present property. which will
necessitate considerable grading.
Autos In Collision
Automobiles operated by David
Lochested of 63 Pardee street and
Karl Larson OF Last Washington
street collided shortly after II
o'clock last night near the corner
of Pennington avenue and Brook
streets. The Lochested car was
turned over by the impact and con-
siderably damaged. but neither
driver was injured.
At the time of the accident
Lochested was driving north on
Broow street, while Larson was pro-
ceedng in the opposite direction. No
arrests were made. the drivers set
Ting the damage between them
selves.
Three cars were slightly damaged
shortly after 5 o'clock last night on
Main street. o. S. Tyrrell was pro-
ceeding up Main street when Vim
cent Zakoski wrove out from the
curb, the front tenders on each car
sideswiping. The Zavoski car was
thrown to one side and sideswiped
The car OF Judge S. Russell Mink,
which was parked at the curb The
drivers were ordered to appear be-
fore the prosecuting attorney on
"Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Ann Srahan
Mrs. Mary Ann Srahan, widow of
the late Kevan Srahan. died at her
home at y Broad street. Forest
Vile today. Practically all of her
life was spent in this city. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Joseph L. Mclaughlin of Forestville
and one sister. Mrs. Sarah Quinn OF
New Haven.
The funeral will be held at IL
o'clock Thursday morning at st.
Matthews church, Forestville. Rev.
William ?. Latin will celebrate the
high mass of requiem and burial
will be in the old st. Joseph's Gene
terry.
Ahcrn Appears
Thomas Ahern, who was arrested
last week on a charge of intoxication
and who failed to appear for court
the following morning in spite OF
the fact that he had posted a cash
bond of 1920 when released, ap-
neared at police headquarters this
morning. Due to the fact that there
were no other court cases sched-
u!ed. his case was continued until
tomorrow morning by Prosecuting
Attorney James T. Mather.
Ahern explained that illness had
prevented his appearing the day
following his arrest.
Stores to Close
Starting tomorrow. June s, a large
number of stores will close Wednes-
day afternoons. this arrangement to
continue in effect during the months
OF June, July, August and Septem-
Der. This action is taken to pro-
vide the clerks with a half holiday
each week during the summer sea-
son.
Farmhouse Raided
The farmhouse of Andrew Oglaza,
located at the corner of Birch
street and Red Stone hill in the
Forestville section, was raided short
ly before 10 o'clock this morning by
Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Of
ticer William Thompson and the
owner was placed under arrest
charged with violation of the liquor
law.
Six e-gallon jugs filled with al
legged liquor were found buried in
the ground underneath a chicken
coop and 15-gallon still together
Gated in the barn.
Oglaza is being held for court to-
morrow morning.
Charged With Drunken Driving
James LazarslI Of Pennington
avenue was placed under arrest last
night by Sergeant Jeglinski and Mo-
torcycle Policeman James Burns.
after a complaint had been made to
headquarters that he was operating
Il car on King street while under the
influence of liquor. When the Off
GERS arrived on the scene, they
found Lazarski's car badly damaged
and how he succeeded in operating
it with a broken wishbone and steer
ing gear was a mystery to the police.
lazadsli was released later in the
evening under bonds OF 5000 and his
case will be heard before the local
court on Monday. June 10.
Case Continued
The cases of II. A. Carlson OF a.
Crescent Drive and Walter A. Zeiner
Of Tcrryville. who were involved in
a head-on collision on Terryville
road Monday morning shortly after
10 o'clock. was continued Indefinite
ly by the prosecuting attorney this
morning. Carlson received several
cuts but was not seriously injured.