New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
TWO ARE ARRESTED
 AFTER AUTO CRASH
Drunken Driving Charge May Be
 Brought Against Krapton
WOMAN DIES AT CHURCH
Heart Attack Fatal to Mrs. Mary Ann FMller-H. 6. ENert'ises-Au- Plain,illes Win Fifth Baptist Church Children's Day,

Matte Martin of Southlngton and Frank krapton of Broad street, FlalnNllle. were arrested by Con- | stable George Schubert about 6;45 o'clock last evening after a head on collision between their automobiles in front Of Legion hall on Whiting street. The Southington woman turned out Of line to pass car
 which had stopped iii front of her Apparently losing control of her
 machine as she did so. she >eered all the way across the street and
 ran into kraptons car.
 l Constable Schubert notified both drlNers to be in court at [ o'clock
 this evening to answer charges of
 reckless driving. krapton is also alleged to have admitted to the of ticer and to a physician that he had
 been drinking and it Is possible that the more serious count of driving
 while under the influence of liquor may be pressed.
 The southineton machine suffered broken wheel, mudguard and rum
 ming board, krapton's was more | fortunate.
 Rams Parked Car
 | Halsey Roberts of 126 Broad
 street. Plain,llle, failed to see the
 car Of John E. Woram of 45 Lin | coin street, New Britain. as it was parked in front of a house on East street about 1o:45 o'clock last night.
 and he drove his machine into it. l The tire rack of the Woram car was bent. while Roberts auto sustained a broken windshield and shattered window. Roberts agreed to settle, and Noram asked Constable George schubert not to take any action so the matter was officially dropped.
 Woman Dies tn Church While attending church services al winch two of her great-grand- children were being baptized, Mrs.
 Mary Ann Fuller, 75. of Unionvile road, was seized with heart attack yesterday morning and died in the arms Of her daughter. Mrs Frank Clifford. Mrs. Fuller and her daugh- ter had gone to New Britain to wit ness the Children's day ceremonies at the First Congregational church in that city. She suddenly col lapsed against her daughter. Dr. M.
 L., Marsh was called but Mrs. Fuller
 was beyond medical aid. Dr. Water
 man Lyon. medical inspector. pro-
 nounced death due to heart disease.
 Mrs. Fuller the widow Of Samuel II. Fuller. was born in Stafford ! Spending her early life in Willing ton, she married and came to New
 Britain where she resided for s5 years. Recently she has made her
 home with her daughter in this town.
 She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs, Clifford of Plainvillc. and Mrs. J. s. kilbourne of New Britain; one son. Arthur Fuller of New Britain: five grandchildren. and seven great grandchildren. The children whose baptism she witnessed were Barbara kilbourne of AIS Commonwealth avenue and Edward Liebler of Hart ford Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Erwin Mortuary chapel in Fairview : cemetery, New Britain. in which cemetery burial will be made. Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff will officate. Baccalaiireate Service "A Heart of Wisdom" was the Sllbjec of tho sar,,o, ,r;,,. L,. r, ,.. Charles s. Wyckoff. retiring pastor of the Congregational church. at the baccalaureate exercises Of the high school graduating class last evening in the school auditorium. He spoke Of working, thinking. and worship ping as the three necessary sides of the triangie Of successful life. Connecting his own resignation as pastor with the graduation of the pupils. MT. Wyckoff said that he was glad to graduate with them. The combined glee clubs Of the school sang Holy. Holy. Holy" and me class march. "Narcissus." was . played by John Melville and John Narrone
 The class of 1928 will hold its class night tonight. with banquet: the reading of the class will. rro- phecv, and history: and the pres entatlon Of gifts to the members commencement will he tomorrow night and the senior hall on Wed resday night. l-Platnytlles Win arstp The undefeated All Flainyille baseball team chalked up it's fifth consecutive win yesterday afterpoo,