New Britain herald., 1928-04-30
ANOTHER CIVIL
 WAR VET PASSES Mark. B. Stone Dies at Age of
 87 Years DRUNKEN DRIVER IS FINED S1O0 Penalty Levied Against Albert Bachman-C hildren's Health Day --Frcight Cars Dcraile.i--Cou Married 2o Years.
DRUNKEN DRIVER IS FINED

--trcight Cars ucrailesi--l louplC
 Married 2o Years.
 | The list of this city's surviving members of the Civil War was de- creased by one with the death Sun- day morning at the Old Soldiers Home at Norofon of Mark B. Stone, N7. from lnfrmitles incident 10 old age.
 | Born ln HarWlnton, Conn. August 29, lS4 the son Of Horace and Julia 1 stone, Mir. stone spont practically all of his life in the vicinity of Bristol He served his country nearly thr"o years during the Civil War, onlisting in Company |, End tonnocticut Heavy Artillery August i 2, 1862 at Harwinton. He was pro- | mo'"d to tho rank Of corporal on January l&. 1865, and was wound- 1 cd at the battle Of Fisher Hill, Va. i September 70, 1864. He was dis charged from the service July :, | 1865 at the close ot the war.
 Mir, Stone married three times. His first wife was Miss Emily Lewis oi Pennington. He is survived hy four children of this marriage, Mrs. Charles Norton of Forestville, Ed ward L. Stone of New Haven and
 Hubert J. stone of Simsbury. His second wife was the late May Jordan Of Pennington. one daughter of this marriage surviving, Mrs. Charles ! Gaylor of this city. His third wife. who died several years ago, was Mrs, Henry Hatch of Unionville. Practically all of Mir. Stones life was spent in farming pursuits and TOT a number of years he conducted large farm in Whigvillc. He re- tlrcd several years ago, making his homo with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Norton on West Washington street. Forestville. He entered the Soldiers home only three weeks ago. Funeral services will be held at S;3o o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Norton in Forest N1li". Burial will be in West ccmc- tery.
 Fined For Drunken Driving
 Albert Bachman of Field street charged with operating an automo- pllc While under the influence of ''quor, was lined $1oo and costs in the city court today by Judge Joseph M. Donovan. X charge of reckless driving Was rolled.
 Barhman was arrested at 2 o'clock saturday afternoon by Officer James Keith, after his automobile had col lid"9 with ono operated by Antonio Genfredo of 333 Jacobs street. Neither driver was injured although Gentredo's car was considerably damaged.
 Case NolIc,l
 Charges of keeping liquor with in tent to sell and keeping a disorderly house against Mrs. Mary A. Bocash Of o'S North Main street were nolled by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. The home of Mrs. Bocash was visited on the night of April 21 .hy Sergeant Henry JeE- inski and Officer William Thomp- son and quantity of champagne, rye. Nhlskey and gin. all of pre-war vintage, seized. This liquor was re- turned to Mrs. Bocash this morning. The defendant was represented by Attorney Anthony J. Rich.
 Case Settled
 A case of reckless driving against James Wright. proprietor of Wright's tavern on the Plainville- Pennington road was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mathor. An automobile operated by Wright collided with the parked car of Mrs. Ruth Carlson of Third street. East Bristol on Memorial Boulevard on the afternoon of April 21. Mrs. Carlson and Miss Eliza beth Speck of Burlington avenue, the latter passenger in Wright's car, were injured and taken 10 the Brist ol hospital for treatment. It is under stood that civil settlement has been made.
 Funeral of Herman Keller
 The funeral of Herman Keller of Pine street was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at his late home and at 2:3o at the German Lutheran 'Ilhl'li pil JHtIo S'ltfl. bulldl "dS in West cemetery.
 Windshield Broken by StOnc
 Paul ! Nallny of Union street Terryyile reported 10 police head quarters early last evening that the windshield of his roadster was brok- en as he was driving easterly on Park street shortly after : o'clock 1 Sunday night. Although he looked around the neighhorhood, no one was in sight and he was at 3 loss to lln- | derstand where the missile came from. The police are investigating. |
 Chil1rrn's Health Day
 The following communication, ad- dressed 10 the parents of Bristol ,-b -bi1JrcY, hoe F~o-, I,.