New Britain herald., 1928-02-17
.b0bbED HAIR ALL
 THAT SAVED GIRL
Asta9!fdlJ Factory Enpleys
 Hls NuroV Bscape
CAUGHT IN SKATING
Had oli0 Acma1 Itonaas Aena
 L@R0 Sbe WouA Uavo Bem
 Caught tn FetaI Twist About Re-


 Canght ia Fstal Twtst About Re-
 voavjng Ghafttag.
 The fact that her hair was bobbed probably saved the life of Miss vie- toria Acorn. 20.
 While working fin the factory of the Fletcher-TerFy Company. the young woman's hair became caught in an overhead ahafting. She was quickly released and suffered the loss of only . clump of her bobbeI 'tresses.
 Had her hair been long, employees said, the betting might have ob- tained firmer hold and Mia Acorn might have been seriously injured or killed.
 Inquest Ordered
 An inquest to fix responsibility for the death of Stanley Bycoski. 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Bycoski of Town Hill. TeFryville, will be held in the Terryville Town hall at 10 a. m.. Wednesday. February s2 by Coroner Samuel A. Herman of LitchAeA eounty.
 The youth. while walking with his father and brother along the high way leading to hts home on Febru- ary [. was struck and almost instant ly killed by an automobile operated by Calvin Glover of Burlington ave- nue. this city. Glover failed to stop following the accident and he was arrested later the same night In Torrinston after the Information had been broadcast by Deputy Sheriff George Buckley. Glover was brought before the Terryville town court on February and bound over to the court of common pleas of Litchheld county under bonds of 410,000. He was unable to furnish the bond and has been held since the date of his trial in the Litchfield jail. Charged With Embezzleucnt The case of Anthony Kucharski. arrested last Saturday on complaint Of the Eagle Bakery Company of Terryville on . charge of embexsle- msnt will be heard this evening in the Terryville town court before Justice C. I. Allen. The propristors of the Eagle Bakery Company con- tend that Kucharski failed to turn in collections made for the firm. Assumes New Duties Earl J. Arnold. former secretary of the local chamber of commerce. has assumed his new duties as sec retary of the Willimantic chamber. Mir. Arnold. who severed his con- nections with the local chamber two years ago, later served as secretary of the Lake Worth. Fla. chamber Since his return to this city several months ago. he has been engaged in tho plumbing business with his brother. Walter Arnold. Nutrition Specialist Speaks Mrs. Dakin. nutrition specialist of the State Extension Work was the speaker at a meeting of the ladies of the st" Tord District. held at :: o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herman w. Lautenbach of Stafford avenue. Mrs Dakin's sub Ject was ''The Second Side of | Good Neal"
 Fireman Recovering Lieutenant Clarence Lysaaght of Engine Company No. 2 who under went . major operation at ct. Francis hospital two weeks ago. has ~e<v.oaA <N hys hnv,o oH n,,arynol. avenue.
 Mrs. Edward F. Newell Mrs. Edward F. Newell. aged 7e. | lifelong resident of Bristol. died at ! o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home at 51 High street. Mrs. Newell was born in Bristol on October 6. 1s4s. the daughter of tho late g. F. Root. who was the founder of the C. J. Root Company. Her husband died in 1919.
 Surviving are one son, Emerson R. Newell of Greenwich and one daugh- ter, Mrs A. s. Bracket of this city. The funeral will be held at her late home Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 !. O. U. F. Meetlm&
 A meeting of Stephen Terry lodge. I. o. 0. F.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 To Play in Manchester
 The Bristol High school basketball team will travel to Manchester this evening for a game with the high school quintet of that city. Bristol Is leading the Central Connecticut basketball league with seven victor les and have yet to meet defeat in . league contest.
 Bristol Defeats Meridcn
 Tn a game replete with thrills, the Bristol roller hockey team defeated the league leading Meriden team in the Red Mems auditorium last night IS to i4. At the close of the game the score was tied at IT all. Shortly after tho opening of the overtime