New Britain herald., 1928-08-16

enter ths cay whea the bvilDee hevs1 its tssth and emitted . esplss e srowts. Al the officer was ul.sut to step onto the running hesrJ. the animal approached = asspecjs.giy that discretion was deemed tAs hst. ter part of vaior and the ssrxca nt withdrew. Foreman Daniel iapho. van of the public works department. seeing McGiiiicpddy's predica most, came 10 his assistance with . truck. which Was driven alongside the po- lice car and in that manner, the DO. lice officer succeeded in getting in. side the automobile aad closiag the door. .s
 With the intention of playing guard 10 some car, the doS. follow. ing the departure of the detective sergeant cra~led under the next car in the parking space. which. 1t was ascertained later. did belong to hiS master. As both cars were of the same make the dog had mistakenly guarded the wrong car for several hours. It was later found that the animal belonged to Judge Joseph N. Donovan, who has an office close to the city hall.
 Funeral of George O'Brien
 The body of George O'Brien. ~ho died Wednesday morning at the home Of David M. Bryce, 6 Emmett street, was sent this morning to Crown Point, x. Y. Burial in the Catholic cemetery of that city took place this afternoon.
 Park BOarL Meeting
 A meeting of the board of park commissioners will be held at o'clock Friday evening in city hall.
 Roy Injured at Playgpountls
 Cosmo Wojack. aged l:, of 1s2 Oak street, New Britain was painful ly injured at the Rockwell Park playgrounds late Wednesday after noon when he fell from . swing. His right arm was caught in one of the iron swing supports and badly cut between the elbow and the armpit. He was taken to the bathhouse at the Rockwell Park lagoon and . tourniquet was applied by Life guard Grattan O'Connell to stop tho flow of blood. He was then taken to the Bristol hospital for treatment.
 The youngster. who went to the park accompanied by his parents. was amusing himself in one of the numerous park swings. When the swing reached it's highest arc, the either slipped or lost his balance and was hurtled through the air against the iron supports.
 His injury, while painful, was not considered serious by hospital authorities
 Stockingiess Girls
 Rolled stockings may get the call in other cities. but the young ladies of Bristol have advanced a step fur. ther and number now appear on the streets daily with no stockinxs at all. Enjoying half holiday due to stores closing Wednesday noon, q number Of girl clerks journeyed to Compounce to escape the heat. Sey. eral of these were without stockinEs. a fact which was commented on fire. but which caused no em. barrassment to the girls.
 Time was 20 years ago when the ladies envied the men because the latter were able to dress themselves m such 2 manner as to keep cool. NOW times have changed.
 Case Nollesl
 \ charge of intoxication against Philip Mucci was nolled this morn. Ing by Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ney Robert J. Stack on payment of costs. Mucci was arrested last night On James street by Officers Edgar Norton and John Cerves following a telephone complaint to headauar- ters.
 Signs Destroyed
 Police officials were requested tn A morning by the public works depart ment to investigate the destruction Of the caution signs placed this week on the Memorial boulevard. These signs, which are Of heavy rubber composition. were in . steel base on the boulevard pavement and were q warning to motorists to pass to the right of the Soldiers memorial at the junction of the boulevard and Mellen street. Three of the sirns. one on Mellen street and two on the boulevard were cut off near the base and carried away. the police believe by young men. :.
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski was as- signed to the case by Chief Ernest T. Belden and is running down eey. eral clues which. it is believed, will lead to the arrest of the parties re. sponsible.
 Theft of Car
 Clarence F.. Carlson of :9 Chap- man street. New Britain who is nov. ing his household effects to this city today. reported to the police this noon that a seven passenger Chand- Ter sedan bearing Connecticut reRis- tration plates 96-3so, was stolen this morning from its parking place on Wallace street. Mr. Carlson is an employe of the Wallace Barnes Co. Police of neishboring cities have been notified of the theft.
 Two sets of boxing gloves and a' black leather handbag. the property of Tony Laviero local amateur boxer were stolen from the dressing room at Muzzi field last evening, . report to that effect having been made to police headquarters this afternoon. Laviero was one of the boxers ap- bearing on the amateur card staged last evening by Company L.. C. N. c. Detective Sergeant Daniel Mc0iili- cuddy is conducting the investiga. tiCn.
 It has been estimated that when a man slaves, his razor travels