New Britain herald., 1928-09-24
Funeral of MeS. ais,ae1o

FU9ct1l or MFk. @tpEM The funeral Of Mix. Mary Hipnpli
 wife Of Alfred G. Hippeli of Hart-
 ford. was held at S:sO o'clock thie
 morning at the home or her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Fttxxerald of
 6S Pleasant street and at 2 o'clock
 at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Olivcr IT. Magnell celebrated the high mas or requiem and burial was in St
 Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral 0f Chester Zetarsad
 The funeral Of Chester Zetarski.
 IS year old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
 seph Zetarski of Addison street, was held at 7:45 o'clock this morning at St. Stanlslaus church. A high fn4ss
 or requiem was celebrated by Rev.
 George Rartiewski and ipterment
 was in the new St. Joseph's ceme-
 tery.
 To Attend Convention
 The following delegates from this city will attend the democratic con.
 gressional convention to be held in
 Hartford tomorrow: Andrew !.
 bfannan. Peter J. Conlon, Mrs. An. nle Gray Bree, Mrs. Grace Donovan, William O'Brien, Mrs George Con- Ion, Patrick J. Cook, William L. Caf- ferty and John (. Dunn.
 The local delegation will go un- instructed although it is understood that the majority of the deleRates look with favor upon the candidacy of Herman P. koppleman for con. g. 'is from the first district, ufa E. Guthrie of Hartford and Jesse Moore of Farmlnston are also seeking the nomination.
 To Open New Home Plans have been completed for the formal opening of the new EaRles nome at the corner of West and Chestnut streets next Saturday eve. ming. September .9th. Secretary !. E' Sorensen of the local aerie has announced that Grand Worthy Pre,- ldent Edward J. Ryan of Philadel. phla, Pa. will be present for the oc. casion and will be he principaI speaker on the evenings program.
 The exercises in the new homa Will be preceded by . parade through the principal streets of tho city.
 National Anthem Campaign
 splendid progress is being made 10 secure signatures to the petitions to congress to officially adopt the Star Spangled Banner as the nation. al anthem. according to the report of the campaign committee. of which Ihomas F. Cahill is chairman. A total Of 1.o52 signatures have al. ready been secured from local or. ganizations as follows: Hadsell Camp. U. $. w. ", s55; Harold F. Emmett Post. V. F. w., els: Ratri, otic Sons of America, 1O1; Bell City Aerie. F'raternal Order of Eagles. ss: Auxiliary to Sons Of Union Veterans. 20: Palos Council. Knights of Colum. bus 67; Bristol hospital personnel. 35: Women's Relief Corps. c. A, K. 30: Rev. T. J. keena Branch, A. Q. H.. 2s; Bristol Trust company per. sonnel. :2: Troop '. American Le. zion. '.
 The campaign will be continued by the various committees during the present week.
 FOrfeit& Cash Bond
 Fear of a jail sentence was at. trlbuted by the police to the failura Of Alexander Boucher of 2s Sum. mer street to appear in court today to answer a charge of operating | motor vehicle while his drivers H. ccnse was suspended. and as q result a $2oo cash bond. posted for his D. pearance. was declared forfeited by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
 Several weeks ago Boucher vas arrested by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton after a long chase through the city. At that time he was charged with driving while un. fer the influence of liquor. a charge !o which he pleaded guilty and was ined S100 and costs As a result of he conviction his operators license vas suspended for one year by the motor vehicle department.
 Late Saturday morning. Officer Norton while patrolling the streets 'f the city on his motorcycle. no- iced Bouchard leaving . gas station II his car. He immediately follow d the car but Bouchard, seeing ,hs 'fflcer in his wake. stepped on the as and sped toward the north end 'f the city. Norton followed him 'ver several streets and Bouchard 'nally stopped the car and disap- 'eared in house in the rear of the torthside fire station on North Main treet. After searching around out ide. the officer entered the house nd was informed by the occupants hat his quarry was underneath . ed. This information was verified. fhen Norton found Bouchard. rouched against the wall. He took he man to headquarters where hs 'as released Sunday on a cash bond by . man and wife who informed the police that they had urchased Bouchard's car. They now ave the car. on which 1t is under- tood there is still balance of $c00 ue and in addition are out tho 200 posted for Bouchard's appear nee.