New Britain herald., 1928-05-14
CARROLL
 DIES SUDDENLY
Eagles Hall Caretaker Heart
 Attack Victim
SALMON FATALLY INJURED
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Thomas Carroll, aged 46, carctakel Of the Eagles' hall on Meadow street died suddenly at 3:30 o'clock thi, morning in his place of employment from heart disease. pr. A. <. Brack cit, medical examiner, after viewing the body, gave permission for its removal to the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn.
 Carroll, Tn company with John Sheron, Was seated in the clubrooms talking, when he suddenly slumped in his seat and fell 10 the floor. His companion notified the police, who found the man dead upon arrival They in turn summoned the medical examiner.
 For many years Carroll was cm- ploycd as a hoStler, first at tn, stables of r. H. condon and com- pany and later ill the pierson stables For the past several years he haG been engaged as caretaker of the fraternal organization.
 Funeral arrangements will not be completed until advice is received from a sister, who resides in Por, Chester, N. '.
 Patrick Salmon Killed
 Patrick Salmon. 76, a foreman and designer of the Eagle Lock company, Terryville, and a residen, of that town for over half a cen. tury. was fatally injured Saturday night when struck by an automobile in Fairfield, Conn. He died while being taken to the Bridgeport hos pital.
 MT. Salmon, in company with members Of his family, were re- tuning by automobile from Newark N. J., where they had attended the funeral of relative. The party stopped in Fairfield for supper. Re calling something which he wished 10 purchase, MT. Salmon left his family seated in the retsauraht and started 10 cross Fairfield avenue He stepped out from behind ono car directly into the path of one approaching from the opposite di. roction. Thrown a distance of 1( feet, he struck on his head sustain ing severe fracture of the skull.
 Born in Stafford Springs, MT. Sal mon at the age of four moved witt his family 10 Chicopee Falls. Ht attended the schools of that city coming to Terryyillc 50 years agt from Bridgeport and entering lh' | employ of the Eagle Lock company He has been with that concern con tinuously ever since.
 Mir. Salmon was a member of Le, Council Knights of Columbus Bishop McManus Council. Knights O Columbus and fourth dcgret knight; Court Freedom. Foresters o America: and Terry Lodge. 4. 0 [. w.
 Surviving are four sons, Daniel E. Thomas r. and William J. Salmon all of Philadelphia, Pa., and Theo. dore Salmon of Terryville: two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Byrnes ol Hartford and Mrs. John Hanley oi Terryville: one sister, Mrs. Anne Nelson of New Bedford. Mass: and six grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held at z o'clock Wednesday morning at his late home at 9:30 at the Immaculate Conception church, Terryville. Rev James Broderick will celebrate the high mass of requiem and burial Will be in St. Johns cemetery.
 Funeral of Joseph Beckcrhouse
 The funeral of Joseph Becker house, 76, who died Saturday at the home of his son. Charles Becker house of 12s Hull street. was held at the funeral home of Jame, ] Dunn on West street at 1n:3C o'clock this morning. Rev. Jofr Wilkins. rector Of Trinity church officiatcd and burial was in West cemetery.
 Bristol High Loses
 Loose playing on the part of the Bristol High school baseball team resulted in its defeat Saturday after noon by me East Hartford High team in that town. After being scored on for five runs in the first two innings. Flaherty of East Hart ford settled down and allowed but one run for the remainder of the contest, that being scored in the final frame. Hugret with four hits and Pryor and Allaire with three safeties each. starred for Bristol Flaherty famed ten. Score by in. nings:
 Bristol ...... 3.O GOO Oo1-s E. Hartford ...... 530 200 1ox-e
 Court Forest, F. of A.
 The regular meeting of Court For. est No. 70, Foresters of America will be held at o'clock Tuesda, evening in Firemen's hall, Forest.