New Britain herald., 1928-09-22
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 Wheel in Bristol STORE FRONT SMASHED New Parking Ordinances Required For FOrx,etsille - Sessions Co
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 Clanlbake-Nir>. HlplnDli Dies. With the statement that he had fallen asleep at the wheel. Fred H Holden of Plain>ille was arrested shortly after { o'clock this morning by Officer Victor Chabot after the automobile operated by Holden had crashed into the store front of the Rogers Bakery in the Forestville center and caused damage estimat- ed at several hundreds of dollars Holden, according to information furnished by nim to the police, is employed nights at the forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing Co. He was on his way home at the time of the accident
 The force of the impact was 50 great that two large plate glass win dows were broken. the heavy steel window frame was snapped tn pieces and the brick work support ing the window frame on the west sidc of the doorway was knocked down. The door was also knocked from its hinges and the brick work on the east side of tho doorway wal also damaged. Holden's automobile was also badly damaged and was taken by wrecker early in the morn. ing to a Plainville garage. Holden himself narrowly escaped seriou, injury.
 Police officials this morning were at loss to understand how Holden if he were asleep at the time. had succeeded in making the sharp turn into Central street from Broad street The curvature at that point is a, great as at the corner where the accident occurred but in spite ol this fact. Holden negotiated 1t sue. cessfully. Marks on the pavement and sidewalk in front of the bakery store indicate that the car wa, driven on perfectly straight line after having been turned into the intersection.
 Holden's ease was continued until Monday morning to give an oppor. tunity of ascertaining the damaG, done.
 Roy Dies l Chester ZctarS!.i. IS, son of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Zetarski of Addi son street, died at the Meriden sani tarium yesterday afternoon. Beside his parents, he leaves three brother and three sisters. The funeral vii be held from St. stanislaus churcl at 7:45 o'clock Monday morning and interment will be in St. Josepht cemetery.
 Had Defective Brakcs
 Earl Garthwaite Of Waterbury il being held in $500 bonds on charsei of driving an auto with defective brakes. He was arrested shortl, after { o'clock this morning by Pc, licemen OConnor and Lambert. Tht police found four young men sleep. ing in parked car on the end ol the memorial boulevard and thel failed to produce registration papers Then it was found that the brakei were defective. Garthwaite ad' mitted ownership of the car and hii companions were released. The cast comes up Monday.
 Packard Is stolen Donald K. Funk reported to thu police at l.:l5 o'clock this morning that his fathers Packard car. which he had parked at the west end of tht boulevard. had been stolen. New Signal Will Affect Parking When the installation of the new electromatic signal in the Forestville center is completed, . change will be required in the present parking or. dinances or steps must be taken tc see that the ones now contained ir the city charter are enforced. Man, feel that the present parking re- strictions are adequate to handle the situation while others residing fir that section believe that the presen, ordinances should be made more rigid.
 The parking ordinances govern. ing such privilege in the Forestvillt center. as contained in the present city charter are as follows "I There shall be no parking on the east side of Central street from a point 30 feet south of tho bridge over the Pequabuck river te point 20 feet south of the south line of the post office building. There shall be no parking on tho west side of Central street from tn, bridge to the intersection of Broad street.
 There shall he TO parking on the south side of Broad street within es feet of the intersection Of Central street
 There shall be no parking be tween Broad street and Bingham