New Britain herald., 1929-01-23

 senesac. George senesae cd JeeeDh Senesac, all of Bristol.
 The funeral will b. held at 0t Ann's church at o'clock Friday morning. 4 solemn higA naass of requiem will be celebrated hy Rev. J. F. Perreault. Burial will be In 9t Thomas cemetery.
 Suspended Seatonce Foe Sa6eeuFta
 William c. Sodergrin ef King street. who was arrested shertly after midnight by Officers Thomas Mccarthy and Timothy for creating a disturbance near his home. was found guilty on charges Of breach of the peace. assault, and intexication by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in the city court this morning. He was given A 30 days suspended jail cen. tence and placed in charge Of Pro. bation Officer Thomas A. Tracy. sodergrin had been locked up to await his trial this morning.
 Many Attend Rcd Men's Meeting
 More than 500 Red Men. from tribes throughout Connecticut at- tended the meeting of Compounce Tribe. held last night in the Wig wam on Prospect street.
 The meeting was held for an ex- republication of the work of the local chiefs degree team, which is becoming known throughout the country for it's efficient methods in conferring the degree.
 Several prominent Red Men from distant tribes, including Great Chiefs of Records Robert Emerson. of Massachusetts, and Charles Seal, of Maine. Several hunters and war. riors received the degree.
 Continue Investigates
 While the local police have as yet disclosed none of the results of the investigation which they arc con- ducting to determine the origin of the fire which destroyed the Olym- pia shoe shine parlor on s1ain street Sunday, they have not relaxed their efforts and it is possible that there may be further developments within 8 few days.
 Accident Investigation Continued
 While 1sidor Simon. of North Main street. and Walter P. Warts chow. automobile drivers who were passing the spot where Mrs. Flar- ence Parker Of IT. North street was struck Sunday night. appeared at the local police station this morning. court officials found 1t i'm possible to determine which of the men was responsible, and an inves- tigation ia to be conducted for an- other week
 Although it had been first re- ported that several witnesses had maintained that it was Wertschow's machine which struck Mrs. Parker. most of the witnesses in court to- day testified that it was 8tmon's car, according to statements by the local police.
 Shortly after the accident. Simon is said 10 have admitted that it was his automobile which hit the woman. He had taken her to the Bristol HoSplldIs "lle1t IL Wd8 lUuHu lHNJ she had been only slightly injured.
 According to the witnesses, Werts- chow was driving south on North Main street. and Simon wss going in the opposite direction on the same thoroughfare.
 It was not known that anybody had been struck by either of the cars. until the form of Mrs. Parker was seen by the drivers lying at the side Of the road. Wertschow. 1t fa said. waited until the victim was placed in simon's car, and then drove away. He has since main- tained that he was sure that the other automobile had hit her, and did not know that he was to be im- plicated.
 As yet no charges have been placed against either driver, and no arrests have been made.