New Britain herald., 1928-10-05
Bri,toI Meus
CORONER TO PROBE
death Of Child
Will Conduct Inquiry Into
Bradley Tragedy

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| Bradley Tragedy
auto DRIVER STILL HELD
Amn.crman's Case Coming Up In
Court Monday-Marshall Andrews
Dies-Marriasc Application-For-
nler Resident Dies-Other Items
A coroner's hearing, the date Of
which has not yet been definitely set.
will be held in connection with the
fatal accident to Robert bradley,
| five year old son of Arthur Bradley
of S71 King road, who died from in
Juries received on September rs,
where he was struck near his home
by an automobile operated by Rob-
ert zimmerman OF 241 King road
Announcement to this effect was
| made yesterday from the office of
Coroner ]. Gilbert Calhoun Of Hart
ford.
Ammerman's case in the local
court il scheduled for next Monday
| morning. At that time he will face
charge of granddaughter, according
to the statement of Prosecuting At
torney James T. Mather. Measure
ments taken by the police, it is un-
derstood, show that Ammerman's
car Travelled distance of 146 feet
with the brakes set after hitting the
boy. The accused is at liberty under
cash bond of $1,000.
Marshall NJ. Andrews
Marshall NJ. Andrews died at his
home at 10 High street at II o'clock
last night from infirmities incident
to old age. He had been Ill for the
past week.
Funeral arrangements, in charge
of c. Funk, and Son. had not been
completed this morning.
To Address Democrats
Herman p. kopp!emann, democrat
ic candidate for congress in the first
district and DR.. William F Reardon.
candidate for state senator in the
fifth distdict, will speak at a meet
ing to be held this evening in the
city court room.
A short session of the democratic
town committe will be held prior to
addresses.
Placed On Probation
Joseph Harris OF 1O8 Laurel
street, arrested on complaint Of his
wife. was placed on probation for six
months by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono-
van in the city court today.
Last Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Harris complained that her husband
had threateied her life and that OF
her child earlier In the day II she
continued In her refusal to support
him. A warrant for his arrest was
issued at that time and he was
picked UP by Officer Edward O'Con-
nor last night.
According to the police Harris
who Is tailor by trade. works only
at intervals and until three weeks
ago. when he left home, had relied
entirely on his wife for support.
| To Leave Town .'
Thecase of Leo Delile. a native Of
! New Hampshire, who was arrested
last evening for molesting children
in the northern section of the city,
was continued until tomorrow morn
] ing to permit him to leave the city.
He promised to be outside the limits
! of Bristol by nightfall.
Church Announcements
Oficial announcement of the ap-
poiMment of Rev. William 2. Laf-
| lin, pastor of st. Matthews church
Forestville, as administrator of St.
Joseph's parish in this city, men,
tion Of which was made in yester-
! days Herald. was contained in the
Thursday issue of the Catholic
Transcript" the accredited organ of
the Hartford diocese. While Father
Latin has already taken over his
new duties, his connection with the
Forestville parish will not be sew
| cred until next Sunday. Rev. Oliver
T. Magnell, whom Father Latin
succeeds, has been in poor health
for some time and will take much
needed rest. according to a state-
ment issued at the local rectory
Thursday afternoon.
Father Latin this month rounded
out term of ten years service as
pastor of st. Matthews church.
Forestville, having been appointed
In October. 1918, by Bishop John
j. Milan. He was ordained to the
priesthood in Holy Cross cathedral,
Boston. in 1902 by Bishop Brady,
His first assignment was an assistant
at the Sacred Heart church in
Bridgeport, from which point he
was transferred few years later
to st. Patrick's church, Waterbury,
as assistant. In 1908 he was again
transferred to the Sacred Heart
church in New Haven. where he re-
manned as assistant until his ap-
pointment as pastor of st. Mat
thew's.
The growth Of st. Matthew'S par.
lsh under the leadership Of Father
Latin has been worthy of note. At
! the time Of his annoiptynept u ,r,,.