New Britain herald., 1929-08-20

itll "Het4 ol tldHCl $ Car Wfts broken off and the front and rear lenders of SZamier's car were badly dented. The testimony of Police man Thomas Mccarthy and Cianci indicated that Szamiers car pro- ceeded for a distance of approx;- mately 200 feet after the accident
 Attorney James T. Mather of Bris- tol represented Szamier while Mon- roe Gordon of New Britain appeared for Wells. Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich presented the case for the state.
 AS the result of injuries sustained by Albert Vincent Myers. four-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Myers of II Race street, when struck on October IS. 1928, at North Main and Race streets by an automobile operated by stephen Orlickoski of 131 Jacobs street. two suits, each for s6,000, have been instituted. Papers were served on Mir. Orlicki yester- day afternoon by Constable Roscoe L. Sessions Both writs are return able in the superior court at Hart ford the first Tuesday in September. One suit is brought by Arthur Myers, father and guardian of the boy while the other is brought in the sons name. Young Myers sus- tained fracture at the base of the skull as the result of the accident and was confined to the Bristol hos pital for several weeks. At the time | Orlicki was booked on the police | court blotter on a charge of reck- less driving but the register fails to show just what disposition was made of the case.
 First Candidates Petition
 The petition of Frank P Gladow- ski of 137 Burlington avenue as a candidate for the city council at the primary election on Tuesday. Sep tember A, was filed this morning fn the office of City Clerk Thomas B, Steele This is the first petition re- ceived.
 MT Gladowski is a teller at the 1 Bristol National bank and is well known in the city. The petition . Iilttl hS illS tIiti CllGt llllo l4lN PoiiNISS'i field, as up 10 the present time he has taken no active part in the campaigns of either the democratic or republican parties.
 It is expected that a number of petitions will be presented this week at the primary election is only a little more than four weeks distant.
 Dies in Nebraska ! Word was received yesterday by Charles w. Webster of AGA West street of the death of his brother, Dennis H. Webster, at Humboldt. Neb., on Sunday from a heart at tack
 Mr. Webster was born in this city on November 22, 1856. He attend ed the local schools and for many years was employed as wheel filter in the movement department of the Sessions Clock company. Early last fall he left Bristol to spend the winter in Sarasota, Fla, and three weeks ago went to Hum boldt to visit his son.
 Funeral arrangements were in complete this morning.
 Funeral of Frank Toecano
 The funeral of Frank Toscano of Summer street, who died Sunday at the Norwich hospital, will be held at g o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Anthony's church. A high mass Of requiem will be celebrated by Rev. l.. Beccaris. and burial, in charge of Undertaken James J. Dunn will be in St, Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 Funeral of Mrs. Calderom
 The funeral Of Mrs. Antoinette Calderoni, wife of Luciano Calderoni of 13 Chestnut street. as held at o'clock this morning at St. Anthony $ church. Rev. L. Beccaris celebrat- cd the high mass of requiem and burial was in St Joseph's cemetery. Child Fractures Arm
 Lillian Lamont, ', of PIT Park street suffered a fracture of her left arm at Rockwell park yesterday when she fell from ladder. The fracture was reduced by Dr. Michael H. Gore, to whose office she was taken by Park Caretaker Joseph Civ izzo. After the bone had been set, an X-ray was taken by Dr. w. I, Woisard, and the litle girl was then taken to her home.
 Park Board Meeting
 The August meeting of the board of park commissioners will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the city council chamber.
 City Golf Championship
 The qualifying round of the city golf championship will be played next Saturday afternoon at the Pc yuabuck Col fclub. Fifty entries have already been filed with the joint committee representing the Peqaa- buck and Chippance Golf clubs, ard is expected that as many more en- tries will be made before Saturday. The prize for which local golfers will strive is the c. T. Treadway cup, which last year was won by Morton C. TreadWav
 Police Destroy Beer
 A total of 2,44S bottles of beer, confiscated by the local police de partmcnt following the arrest Of Michael TricarIco, local truckman, / by Policeman John Mclaughlin on August 12, were destroyed yestcr- day afternoon by Policeman Will liam Thompson. The bottles and cases will be sold for junk and the proceeds turned into the police pen sion fund.
 Tricarico, at the time of his ar rest, informed the police that he had teen engaged 10 haul the beer from Waterbury to points outside of Bris- tol. The owners failed to appear to claim the beer, however, and follow ing hearing in the city court room, the beverage was ordered destroyed