New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
FIRE BOUTS FAMILY
 WHILE THEY SLEEP
Parents and Children Stumble
 From Sm0ke-Filled House
BURGLAR IS BOUND OVER
Mrs. SaIg Awarded Divorce Decree Mrs. George C. Barnes Dies Today Eagles to Observe Mothers Day-Young Case Continued.

Mir. and Mrs. Max Friedman and their two young children of King street had a narrow escape shortly before o'clock this morning from death by suffocation as a result of fire which had broken out in the store beneath their apartment. Mrs. Friedman was awakened by the smell of smoke. She awakened her husband. who was obliged to stumble through several smoke filled rooms with child on each arm to the stairway leading to the outside. Mrs. Friedman followed her husband and all were obliged to flee in their nightclothes.
 Finding his family safe, Mir. Fried man turned in an alarm and Squad A and Engine Company No. 1 re- sponded. Although several hundred feet of hose had been laid. it was found that water would be unneces- sary. the blaze finally being extin- guished with chemicals. The fire carton of matches. in the opinion of Fire Chief John H. Hayes who es- timated the loss at approximately $500.
 Mothers Day Celebration
 Bell City Aerie. r. o. E., will hold its annual Mothers Day celebration on Sunday. May 9. Former Coun- cilman John Donnelly will give an address on Mother" and an elabor- ate program will be carried out in addition to the ritualistic work.
 Case Continued
 The case of Bruce A. Young, charged with an attempt to defraud Adolpll Cable of rent due, was con- tinued by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in the police court this morning until May 2S, to enable Young to make settlement. A protested check fgur- ed in the evidence presented the court by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather.
 Burglar Bound Over
 Walter Muszynsinski. aged 25. of Southington, who has admitted com plicity in the attempt to enter the clothing store of Hutton, Inc. in Forestville on the night of April 22. was bound over to the June term of the superior court under bonds of S2 900 by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van in police court this morning.
 Muszynsinslli was arrested yester- day afternoon at the Wildwood San- itarium, where he was employed under the name of Walter Shurma, by Assistant County Detective Ger aid Risley, Deputy Sheriff George L. Greer and Constable Walter Greer. Muszysinsl1i, who was not repre- sented by counsel. entered a plea of guilty to charges of attempting to break and enter for purposes of theft.
 The arrest yesterday was the break, Michael Muszysin- ski, a brother of Walters having been bound over to the superior court under bonds of S2000 several days ago. Michael was arrested at his home in Southington on. informa- tion furnished by Bruno Sadoski and Andrew kania, also of Southington who were arrested in the act of fore ing an entry to the Hutton store by Officer Victor Chabot. These two men are also in the Hartford jail under similar bonds awaiting trial at the June term of the superior court.
 According to the local police, Wal ter Muszysinski, the man arrested yesterday was the third man actual ly on the scene when Officer Chabot He managed to make his escape in the darkness and ran to point near the Bristol and Plainville town line where his brother Mich ael, was waiting in 8 Ford car. The car was not waiting. however, and he continued toward Plainville. meet ing his brother short distance be- yond in the act of returning. Mi chaers explanation for not waiting at the appoAted spot was that his tail light had gone out and he had gone to Plainville to have it repaired.
 
 torney's office in Hartford that numerous burglaries in Hartford county during the past several months will be cleared up by the arrest of the four men.
 kitchewan Council To Entertain
 The official visitation of the Great Chiefs of Connecticut to kitchewan council, No. S9, D. of P, will be made on next Thursday evening. In the visiting group will be Great Po- cahontas Sara Hall of Bridgeport. Great Winoha Rosaic Hurlburt of New Britain, Great Minnehaha E,liz- abeth Steinwald of Stamford. First Great Scout Mary Stir< of Bridge port, Second Great Scout Eva Nor