New Britain herald., 1928-12-31

roof Of three story house-unin. jured.
 12-John Chadwinski. aged ,, Of Mountain View. fatally injured by hit and run driver on Plainvills road near L. F. & C. building. City buys, property on Oak street and Vincent avenue for school site.
 ,13-Clayton A. Parker appointed member of water board.
 i4--Charles H. Hansen awarded third scholarship at Yale. 4. J. Sloper 7s years old. 15-Mr. and Mrs. c. Palmieri Of East street married :5 years. 1 1S-H. Stuart Hanes elected firss ward member common council.
 20-Fafnir Bearing Co. to erect s17o,Ooo addition to Orange street factory. w. E. Atwood resigns as president of Chamber of Com. merce. Motorcycle Officer Louis E. Harper brings $5.00o action against Joseph Pavano for injuries re. ceived in collision on August II, 1927.
 22-Mrs. Elizabeth Ripple of Berlln A5 years Old. 23-Helen Vidinus aged II, ana Chester Dlugozima, aged 12. in- 1ured when thrown from moving truck as tailboard opens. 24-Rev. Leonard o. Melville of Plainvilie killed in automobile ac- cident at Chichester. N. H.
 25-Ida Malamud. aged lS. re- ported missing. Borrowed family car and failed to return.
 o6-Mr. and Mrs. John Groth of Locust street married es years.
 29-Barn and garage in Kensins. ton owned by William Witham dc. stroyed by fire. Damage estimated at s5.0ho. One garage destroyed and two others damaged by fro in rear of 19 Bradley street. owned by James Berreti.
 3O-Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Bromley of Ellis street married 70 years.
 31-Paul Klambt appointed phy- sical director of Torrington Y. M. c. A.
 August
 II. & H. Aircraft corporation awarded s3S9 damages in city court decision against Patterson Chevrolet Inc. in airplane-a automobile accident suit.
 Mrs. Mary Massiro of Berlin brings suit for 5000 against Row. land Massie of Wallingford for the death of her husband Eugene, vtc- tim of an automobile accident. Miss Eurith Wachter appointed home vis- itor and assistant to Miss Cora NJ. Beale of Welfare association.
 3-Manuel Racher, aged 5, seri- ously injured when run down by car operated by Mrs. Rose Bedford May. CT on Hartford avenue.
 4-James J. Desmond dropped as director of employment bureau at city hall. Another heat wave hits city. Temperature at 90 in the shade. Fifty-siXth annual reunion of Spen- cer-Tyler family association held at home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. L. Marsh of Lincoln street.
 S-Monroe Stores Inc, lease l2.- 'u' LStL oL i>Nolutu Main street for store. $4So,o00 in- volved in lease.
 10--Mrs. Mary Ezekiel of Miller street instantly killed when struck by automobile driven by Andrew Zu- der at corner of Pennington avenue and Miller street. Mrs. Ann K. Hague of Shuttle Meadow avenue, 9S years old.
 1i-Willard M. Crandall of this city elected grand president of American Order. Sons of St. George. at Junior o. l.. A. M hall, at Juiior o. L. A. M. hall.
 16-William Barrows of Newing- ton dies of wounds when accidentally shot by Frank Clark, employed. on Barrows farm.
 1S-Mrs. Antoinette H. Buchowski in serious condition at hospital as result of injuries received when struck by auto driven by Joseph Di- Manno at corner of East Main and Elm streets.
 19-Joseph Pienkos. aged II, in- stantly killed when struck by car driven by Thomas J. Barron. while he was standing on a truck in front of 163 Broad street
 2o--Alderman William H. Judd announces he will retire from poli- tics after national elections.
 ol--Attorney s. Gerard Casale re- signs as member of school board.
 e2-Frank Cianci. aged 70 of Ber- lin named defendant in divorce ac- ton brought by Annita Cianci. City sued for s1,oo0 by City Engineer Philip A. Merriam, claiming renumer- alton denied him by common council. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hooper Of Greenwood street married "5 years.
 23-Joseph w. Holden of West Hartford engaged as water depart mcnt engineer.
 25-Daker r.. Mann elected state president of r. O. S. of A. at con- vcntion held at South Norwalk.
 26-John Weiss and John S:ehr of Curtis street die suddenly within to home brew.
 Gi-Four injured. one seriously when car driven by William korhon- en of Fitchburg goes over embank- ment and turns over on Berlin turn- pike near Dcckley railroad crossing.
 o9-Katherine Weiss and Samuel Weiss, arrested on suspicion of mur- dnrinc Mrs. Weiss's husband John Weiss and his friend John Stehr by poisoning beer. John Stein. third ric- tim, dies after drinking beer. William Mathis brings action for s35,000 against Samuel 1ntrussi for injuries received in automobile accident on Pennington avenue in December, 1925.