New Britain herald., 1927-09-22
WARREN W,THORPE
 DIES AT SS YEARS Was Prominent Retired Busi.
 DeSSman in Bristol TWO AUTOS IN COLLISION Both Drivers Appear Before Prose cutor and Agree to Settle Without ProsecuttOn-Scpar Vote fin Sal ary Increases.
TWO AUTOS IN COLLISION

1 Warren W. Thorpe, aged SS years, i q retired business man of the city. l died at the home of his daughter,
 Mrs. Arthur C. Beach, last evening from lnflrmitics incident 10 old age. MT. Beach was born in SouthinEton i November 19, 1899. the son of Loren and Catherine (Byington) Thorpe. i He was educated in the schools of 1 that town, coming 10 Bristol as a young man and entering the employ l of tho J. F. Mitchell Co. He later went 10 Waterbury where he re- mained for one year. returning to
 Bristol in 1875 and opening a shoe
 business in Ebcrts Block on Main
 street, where he remained until aft
 TT the death Of his wife about fifteen years ago, when he retired. He then
 went to New Haven to reside with I his daughter, Mrs. Eva Birge, and later moved 10 Hartford. For the past three months he had been re- siding with his daughter, Mrs Beach. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
 Eva Birge Of Hartford and Mrs Ar thur G. Beach of this city. The funeral will be held at
 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. F.
 r. Nolf"nd"u will conduct the serv- ices and burial will be in West ceme- tery.
 Autos in Collision
 | Automobiles operated by Amede Morrison of 35 Pardee street and ! Charles r. Hagenow of 35 Broad view place, figured in a collision carly yesterday afternoon near the en- trance leading to the high school from the Memorial boulevard. The car operated by Morrison and which is owned by Harold r. French, prin- cipal Of the John J. Jennings school, was badly damaged.
 Both drivers appeared before As lsistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. stack this morning and agreed to settle the matter ciyily.
 Funeral of Miss N,Ulnc (. Du,al
 The funeral of Miss Yvonne C. Duval of 13 Landry street will be held at o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Annes church. Rev. Joseph ,P. porreault will celebrate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in the new St, Joseph cemetery. lamson Will
 By the terms Of the will Of Frank F.. Lamson, former vice president of the Sessions Foundry Co.,. Sl.oo0 is left to his son, Ellsworth F.. Lamson and s100 10 a brother. Watson E. Lamson of Burlington. The residue of the estate Is left to his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Lamson.
 Girl Bitten by Dog
 Jennie Janik. aged 10 years, was bitten by the dog of her uncle, Peter Janik, about two weeks ago, it was learned yesterday. The dog in Ques- | ton, which was an airedale, ran amuck last Tuesday evening in Ter | ryville and Thomaston and bit a | number of persons before it was 1 shot.
 Following the receipt Of informa- , ton yesterday morning from the 1 Thomaston authorities, Mayor John [ F. Wade and Dr. E. E. Robbins. city | health officer went 10 Janik's home 1 10 conduct an investigation. There 1t 1 was learned that the dog had broken l loose Monday night and wandered | away. The next heard from him was | in Thomaston Tuesday night. after he had seriously bitten a number Of persons.
 Janik, in addition to the dog in question: owned two other animals 1 one a police dog and the other mongrel. These were destroyed last 1 evening by the owner.
 It is possible that the quarantine,