New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
NEW FIREHOUSE ID
 BE FINISHED SOON
Located 1t Pennington Avenue
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THREE C0RNBRED CRASH
Allen Stoddard's Car Badly Dsm. aged-Fmed 0a Statutory Claasse w. H. Q. Inspection-Natiooal Anthem Campaign.

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 Work on tho new firehouse at the corner of Pennington avenue and Lewis streets will be completed in about four weeks according to . statement made this morning by Harold A. Hayden. local architect, who drew the plans for the struc- ture.
 The building ls planned in the form Of q T and is hre-proof and modern in every respect. The ex- terior is of water struck brick with roof of mottled purple and green slate. The interior walls are of salt glazed brick up to | certain height and then plastered. It is equipped with steam heat and an oil burner has been installed.
 The basement is commodious and will be used for the storage and dry ing of hose. On the first floor is . small recreation room in addition to noor space for the fire equipment. There are two exits, one leading to Pennington avenue and the other onto Lewis street.
 On the second floor is | dormitory for the men. . captains room. lava tory and storage room.
 Tho LaFrance bumper. purchased by the board of lire commissioners and Chief John H. Hayes during . visit to Boston several months ago, will arrive probably the latter part Of this month or the first part of October.
 W. R. C. Inspection
 Inspection day will be observed tomorrow by W. c. Thompson, Women's Relief Corps, in G. A. R. hall. A dinner will be served at lz:3o p. m. and will be followed by the business session.
 TI,ree- -Cnrncrni Cfaah
 An automobile owned by Allen stoddard of this city, which was parked in front Of the office of the Bristol Brass Corporation on Broad street. was badly damaged Monday afternoon when a heavy truck, owned by Armand Sara Of New Britain. after being sideswiped by an automobile operated by Theodore D'Agostfno of Academy street, For estville, crashed into 1t.
 According to Motorcycle Police man Edgar Norton. who investigated the accident. D'Agostino. in passing sarra's truck. pulled in too close ahead of it and sideswiped the left front wheel of the truck. throwing it intp stoddard's car. The officer brought D'Agostino to headquarters on . charge of reckless driving.
 This morning, Prosecuting Attor. hey James T. Mather continued the case until November 5. to permit the interested parties to reach . civil settlement if possible.
 Case Continued
 Because of the inability of Miss Lillian Bradley of 67 Summer street to appear in court this morning, the ,ase of Clarence Bunnell of New Hartford road, Winsted, charged With reckless driving was con- anued indefinitely by Prosec utine Attorney James T. Mather.
 Miss Bradley received severe cuts 'n her nose and forehead and her ID was badly cut when the auto. mobile operated by Bunnell and in which Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius R. Foley who were married at St. Jo. 'eph's church Monday morning and Mss Bradley were riding crashed nto an electric light pole at corner 'f Park and Divinity streets. MT, and Mrs. Foley received minor cuts and were discharged from the Bristol lospital yesterday afternoon. Miss 3radley is still confined to the in- Bunnell escaped with a 'adly cut left hand.
 Fined On Statutory Charxe
 Cyril F. Glaves, 2s. of s2e West lain street. New Britain. charged i! with indecent exposure. was fined 50 and costs in tho city court this morning by Judge Joseph M. Dono. f an. He was represented by Judge William F. Mangan Of New Britain. Glaves was arrested following the omplaint of an East Bristol family fter he had made himself obnoxious the present of young girl who 'as on her way home from work, he number of the automobile, in mich he was riding. was secured nd investigation developed that it + as registered in his wife's name. Hayes was arrested in his home lst night by the New Britain police nd brought back to this city by ergeant Henry Jeeflnski. |
 Fined For Breach Of Rcace
 A fine of $l and costs was im- osed by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan