New Britain herald., 1929-08-27

came to this country and settled in
 Bristol. He learned the trade of . iron moulder at the plant of the
 Sessions Foundry company. wNl
 which concern he remained until
 his recent illness.
 In February. 1890, Mir. Bachman was married to Miss Eliza beth Mc-
 Cafthy, who survives, together with
 TOUT sons. Henry. Louis, Vincent
 and Joseph Bachman; two daugh-
 ters Miss Mary Bachman and Mrs. . Paullne Linendoll; eight grand
 children, all of this city; also by
 four brothers, Joseph Fries of Bris-
 tol, and Vincent, Francis and George
 Bachman, all of Germany.
 MT. Bachman was a member of Palos Council. Knights of Colum
 bus; Bell City Aerie, Fraternal Or.
 der of Eagles; Gutenberg lodge, D. of H.; Sessions Foundry Mutual as-
 sociation; and the Holy Name so-
 ciety of St. Joseph's church
 Funeral of Frank A. Haviland
 The funeral of Frank A. Haviland,
 CT, who died Sunday, was held at 3
 o'clock this afternoon at the Bris-
 tol Baptist church. Services wero
 conducted by Rev. P. F. Wolfenden
 and burial was in West cemetery.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Charles F. Dunham
 The funeral of Mrs. Charles F. Durham, who died Saturday at the
 nome Of her daughter Mrs. George
 w. Denney of New Britain, was held at her late home, 22 South street. at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. r.
 F. Wolfenden, pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, officiated and buria, was in the family lot in West cemc- tery.
 Starts New Duties
 Sergeant Aldie Breault. who was promoted to that rank recently by the board of police commissioners and the city council, today started on his new duties. He will have direct control over all traffic prob. 1 lems
 Ills first efforts will be directed to the solution of the school chjl dren problem and with this end in l '@N'' IN "lll ICilSull NllH SuDcil0- | tendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche | and school principals. It is his be. llet that if all of the grades in each | school were dismissed at the same i tune, it would be possible to provide | adequate police protection at such times. In past years the different grades have been dismissed at diff I practically impossible for an officer to supervise the crossing of busy streets by the youngsters.
 The parking situation will also be given considerable study by Scr soant Breault in an attempt to solve what is considered the city's greatest problem. No changes, how eVer will be made in the present arrangement until the officers rec concentrations are submitted to the members of the police commission.
 To Celebrate GGth Anniversary
 Friends of Rev. Thomas Lynch. former assistant pastor of St. Jo- sepns church and now pastor of the Immaculate Conception church Tn New Hartford, have received let ters from him announcing the cele bration of the COth anniversary of his new parish next Friday. solemn high mass will be celebrate, at 10 a. m. and luncheon will be served to visiting guests in the base mont of the church.
 Many local people are planning 10 attend the exercises,
 Swimmers Rescued
 Life Guard Charles Riordan of the Rockwell Park lagoon wa, , credited with one more rescuo 4lohday afternoon, assisted by Harry Sergi and Nicholas Carucci, both of 
 James Petite of New York Who IS visiting with Martin Merrick of his city while swimming across th. asoon, was seized with cramps His 'fedlcament was first noticed by fhordah who, accompanied by Sergt md Carrcci,. went to the founder hs man. S assistance. Taking turns n holding Pettic's head above water, ne rescuers called for the lifeboat. winch was rowed to the scene by life guard. Petite. although 'adly scared. was otherwise none he worse for his experience. Eorller in the afternoon. John lawson, II, was rescued bv two oung companions, John Monaban nd Harold schmelling The boy ecame exhausted while attempting swim to the stone island
 Forcstyille Man Sues Sheriff Suit for damages of s2,oh0 las cen Instituted by Edwin V. Gustat on of Washington street, Forest file, through Judge Joseph M Donovan against Deputy Sher,f Teorge M. Smith of Moodus as the ! nsult of a false attachment. Tho omplalnt alleges that the sheriff as given writ to attach prop ! rty of Howard Durham of East ampton, Conn.,, and instead at A 'ohed Gustafson's motorboat. hich was in service as a taxi on ; ake Pocotopaug The complainan, ' aims that he notified the sheriff ms error but that the official ra- x lsod to rnleHse the attachment. ' the writ, Gustafson claims $500 I> ll7Agas for loss of businens and l l,50o for injury to his credit and putation.
 Attorney Thomas c. Flood of lddletoWn, who has been retained tho defendant, contends that the ,,a ,.l' 'uon of the sheriff was justified die cause of the fact that a Middle Ct "n newspaper published a story Pr, at the boat was owned by Dun> mn lm and the complainant never 1.e med the story. Gustafson states