New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
SHOPS WILL CLOSE FOR BRIEF PERIOD
Lengthy Holiday Shutdown
 Planned by Only One Concern
ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
..lircd 5. Goodcll SuccumbS to h. juricS-Tyo Arrested for Thcfts -IcSs Water Ben" | lscd-Coun. C.l Changes Street Name.

The greater number Of the local factor are closing for the day only on Christmas and on New Years day, it was learned today. and a few are closing for inventory The only shutdown recorded will be at the x. l.. Birge plant, where knit underwear is manufactured William r. Stone, general manager. said the factory would close down after next week. but only tcmporar- ilN, until business picks up. J. Ern. est Andrew of the Wallace Barnes only going to close up for Christmas and New Years and that operations would be booming at other times. The r.. lngraham company will shut down for about seven days. accord ing to William $. lngraham. gener al manager. to permit the taking of the annual inventory.
 The Sessions Clock company in ForeStville will cease operations Dn December 97 and resume on Mon day. January 6. according to Charles E. sanford. general manager. Keith D. Graham. factory superintendent of the Nceder-Eoot company, stated that the factory would close only on Christmas and on New Years day. The officials of the Horton company have not reached a definite decision but, according to Morton (. Tread way. treasurer, will probably close for two days only. on the two holi- days. Officials of the New Depart urc Mfg. Co. are undecided.
 Alfred B. Goodc!l
 Alfred B. GoodeI, as. of 421 Broad street. I'orestvllc, died Yes 1 tcrday at the Bristol hospital as the result Of serious injuries inflicted on the night of November 30 when he vas struck by car driven by Paul W. stocks of 5l Willis street OH Broad street.
 Mir. Goodell, it was said. was l crossing Broad street from E,mmet; street on his way to Bristol when l the Stocks car struck him. He Wa> immediately taken to the Brlsto oI ! hospital, where it vas found that his back was broken and his spine | severed, Mir, stocks reported th1 accident al police headquarters shortly 2tterward but was not hell
 Mir. Coodell is survived by hi. wife; two daughters, Mrs. Hid.
 Mitchell and Mrs. Hazel Martin O
 Bristol; four sisters, Mrs. John Me
 Bride of Sablttus. Me. Mrs Flor encc Wellington Of Monticello, Me.
 irs. Alice Brown of Monticello, Me. and Mrs. Grace Auburn of Augusta
 .ic., and two brothers, Levia Good. ell of Bingham, Me. and Wesley Coodcll .of Gorham. Me.
 The funeral will be held at o'clock Thursday afternoon from th, Methodist church with tho Rev. Hlr bert D. Jones officiating. lntermcn, will follow in West cemetery.
 More Burglars Captured
 Two more alleged burglars wer, captured by the local police ycster
 day. William Krappatsch. 50 year
 O''' VI " i'iS liit anu oStdT Ibltue
 field Of Burlington are being hci,
 under charges of breaking and cn
 tcrinG and theft. The pair were r.
 lea"ed yesterday not long aftc
 their arrest under bonds of s2OU,
 each and are booked to appear ii
 police court on Friday morning.
 krappatsch vas arrested about
 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Ser
 geant Henry Jeglinsii and brough
 to police Headquarters for question ing Bredefeld was arrested at
 o'clock by Sergeant JegIinski an.
 Officer James Burns at his place o
 employment, the barn of Alber
 Bernstein on Lake avenue, the plac : he is said to have robbed of 1hre . calves on November D before n l, had been hired by Mr. Bernstein The pair are alleged to have brol; | ell into the store of John Porat i . the Maplcwood tract on Decembe I ' and to have taken a large uuau ] tity Of meat and canned good { forats property was found hidde ! in a barn owned by Krappatsch ] ! Nhgvlllc. On November 15 it < alleged that the pair stole a pi < owned by John Glynn on Farmins 3 ton avenue. The stock stolen fro, < tho lorat store is valued at abo, < $l5o.
 The police said today that oth, { arrests will be made.
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