New Britain herald., 1929-05-31
Bristol News

IU UULDhAlL UAI Family Has Man Arrestel-Both
 Judges Art Disqualified DEATH FROM MENINGITIS Pine Street Boy Victim Of Contagious
 Disease-Court Cases-New Bank
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 Bernard P. Hedderson. 106 Jean- nette street, arrested Memorial Day afternoon by Sergeant Henry Jeglin- ski and Policeman Edgar Norton following complaint of members of his family, pleaded not guilty in po- lice court this morning to charges of intoxication and breach of the peace and explained his alleged hrandishing of sword by stating that he was "just having a little fun" Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan when the case was called .disquali. fled himself due to the fact that he represents Hedcerson in a civil suit Judge William J. Malone represents the other party in the civil suit and at the suggestion of Prosecuting At. torney Anthony J. Rich the case wal continued until tomorrow morning at which time a justice of the peace will be called in to hear the case.
 Hedderson, according to the com plaint, was going through a series ol exercises w ith the sword when he labbed the point through one of the windows. Members of the family becoming alarmed summoned the police and Hedderson was subse. quently arrested. The accused, it is understood. served as lieutenant ir the army at one time.
 Spinal Meningitis Case
 Frank Iammatteo, five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew lam. mattec of Pine Street. died yesterda, at the isolation hospital in Hartford from cerebral spinal meningitis fol. lowing three days illness. The dis ease. according 10 Health Officer B B. Robbins, is very contagious and the casket was sealed prior to it's re- moval from the hospital.
 Funeral services were held at o'clock this afternoon at the funeral home of James J. Dunn on Wes' street. Burial was in the new St Joseph's cemetery,
 Fined for Reckless Driving
 Frank NJ. Brault of Park street charged with reckless driving, was fined $50 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge Joseph M Donovan. He was represented by Attorney Joseph P. OConnell while Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J Rich presented the case for the city
 Brault was arrested last Sunday night after his car had collided with one operated by Gunnar Johnson oi New Britain. A charge of operating an automob obile while under the in. f1uence of liquor was nolled upon the recommendation of Prosecutor Rich
 Arrested for Southington Police
 Michael krkoskl of Willis street this city, was arrested yesterda, afternoon by Policeman William Thompson for the Southington au, thorities. He was turned over tc Policeman Dexter of that town las night
 Case Continued
 The case of Stanley Stefkis of @: North Main street, charged with in toXication, breach of the peace, .and assault, was continued until to nor. row morning. Attorney James T Mather, who was prosecuting attor. ney of the local court for 22 year! and who resigned the first of thi! month, made his first appearance ir the local court as defense counsel representing Stepkis.
 Stepkis was arrested yesterday b, Policemen Aldie Brault and Cor Connolly on the complaint of hi, wife.
 New Rank to Oren
 The doors of the recently complet cd North Side Bank and Trust com pany will be thrown open for publi, inspection today between the hour' of 1 and s ?. m. The bank vii be formally opened for business to- morrow morning.
 The new bank has a capital stocl of $l5O,000 with a paid in surplus of $75,0O0. Dewitt Page, presiden of the New Departure Mf Co.,. and , vice president of General Motors. il chairman of the board of directors The other officers are as follows Clifford 2. Burdge, president; Will liam S. 1ngraham and Fuller F Barnes. vice presidents; w. Ray mond Crumb. secretary: Leroy w Greene, treasurer. The board of di ractors includes State Senator Fulle F. Barnes. William r. Calder. Ed ward lngraham. W. Raymond Cruml Leroy w. Greene, Dewitt Page, Pau R. Sessions, Charles R. Riley, w. !ngraham, Charles R. Simmons, Cal ixte l.. Allaire, Charles T. Treadway George S. Beach, Morton C. Tread way, William E. Tracy. Edwin H Elton, Arthur F. Woodford, William J. Malone and Adam Reszenski.
 The new building is modern il every respect and will afford bank ing facilities fer residents in tn,