New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-11

and married.
lwu Miaer AOcadsete
Cars operated Wy Peter k6ataAO
of 4O3 Main street. New bttssln,
and Mrs. Edna Lindsteom OF ~.
nai street. PlaiAxiiie. were eighty
damaged as a result Of collision
at the west end OF the Memorial
Boulevard Wednesday afternoon. At
the time Of the accident kostAnas
i, was backing out OF the boulevard
parking space and AIRS. lindstt0m
was proceeding eaxteriy along the
boulevard. Following q consulta.
ton before Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Robert J. stack this morn
ing. both parties agreed to ssttls
the matter civilly.
Cars driven by Romeo LevesQue
OF 4S Chestnut street and Mary
Melaskey of East Road alse figured
In collision on South street ysS-
terday afternoon, both machines be-
ing slightly damaged. Mrs. Msiss-
key was pulling away from the curb
/ when her car was struck by Lsvas-
que. who was driving eastsPly On
South street. A civil settlement was
agreed upon this morning In the
| presence of Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Stack.
Hull Defeated
T, George W. Hull who has the dis
tinction Of. at some time or other,
having belonged to practically every
, political party and who was a can
didate for mayor when Bristol
adopted the city form of govern.
nomination Of representative in the
general assembly by William Hoh-
bein at the republican caucus in the
town of Burlington last evening.
Mr.. Hull was similarly defeated
! two years ago.
Anton Hatcher
Anton Hatcher. IS. OF IS Pleas
ant avenue. FOrestville. died At
o'clock this morning at St. Francis
hospital, Hartford, following a sew.
eral months illness with complies.
tons.
Born in Baden. Germany, October
II, 1858. Mr.. Hatcher came to this
country at the age of ~. settling in
Brooklyn. n. Y. He was married
in that city IS years ago. to Miss
Anna Mahlmeister. For the past ~
years he had been a resident Of
Forestville, where until he retired
l6 years ago, he was employed by
the Bristol Brass company In the
old Burner factory on Brook street
us a metal spinner.
Mr.. Hatcher was trustee Of ct.
Matthews church and an honorary
member of WEIGH fire company.
Surviving are two sons. Rev. An.
thony NJ. Hatcher. pastor OF the
Sacred Heart church in Hartford,
and John J. Hatcher. assistant treas.
urer of the American Silver com.
pany, this city; two daughters, Miss
Mary Hatcher Of Hartford and Miss
Able Hatcher Of Forestville: also
by three grandchildren. John, Ed
ward and William Hatcher Of For
estville.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at late hour this
morning.
Hearing on Gas station
A hearing on the application Of
Oscar Ebb for an approval certifi.
cate for a gasoline station to be To-
Gated at 81 Washington street, For
estville. will be held at . u. m.
October 18th, in the city court room.
NJ AlrS ANNA <r,lr,n,r>~u
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Spiel
man of Old Marsh Road was held
at o'clock this morning ut St
Josephs church. Burial was in ct.
Thomas cemetery.
+. OF A. Meeting
A meeting of Court Ever Wei.
come, No. 39l. Foresters of Amer.
lea. will he held at o'clock this
evening in Red Mems hall. The de-
gree will be conferred upon class
of candidates.
Fire Threatens Garage
A bonfire in the rear of the
dwelling of Peter Pablo at - North
street Wednesday afternoon got be.
yond control and for time threat
ened five car garage nearby.
Squad \ and Hose Company No. I
were summoned and exttnguished
the blaze with chemicals.
Woman Struck by Auto
Mrs. NJ. Lajoie Of Chestnut street
was slightly injured Wednesday aft.
ernoon at the corner Of West and
School streets when she was struck
by an automobile operated by Wal
ter A. Ziener Of % Holt street, Ter.
ryNille. She was taken to the offics
Of DIR. Albert A. LaPlume by Dew.
ey Carpenter for medical attention
and then removed to her home.
: According to Ziener's statement Il
the police. he was turning into West
street from Divinity street when
Mrs. Lajoie walked into the side
Of his car. Deputy Prosecuting At.
torney Robert J. Stack continued
the case until October goth at which
: time. Mrs. Lajoie will be able to ap.
pear.
Funeral OF Mrs. sarah SCaPltt
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah ScaHet
, of Burlington. was held at O'Clock
this afternoon at the Prospect
, Methodist church parlors. Rev
Hubert d. Jones conducted the serv.
ices and burial was in West GENE.
terry.