New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

hall under the directi0h of PaIoz Council. Knights Of Columbus. Mein- bers of the council ~iu receive Holy Communion in a body at the T:ls a, m. mass at St. Joseph's church and will then adjourn to the Guild hall.
 lI~yR W. Sawycr
 FIwyn W. Sawyer Of s3i Broad street died at the Bristol hospital shortly after 10 o'clock last night following a short illness with pneu- monia. He is survived by three sons anu two daughters.
 Funeral arrangements. in charge Of lrdertaker Thomas r. O'Brien. were incomplete this morning.
 May Esaabli>l, Bureau
 The board Of police commissioners will consider at its meeting tonight the advisability of establishing . fnserprint bureau in connection with the local police department. It is understood that to install such 2 branch would 1 approximately $500. this quotation having been sub mitted at an informal meeting Sal urday which was attended by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. Commissioner Charles +. Anderson and Chief Ernest T. Beld.n.
 Former Forest, ilIc Hoy Manager
 Johnny Tillman. former Pores: vile boy. has been named manase: Of the Harrisburg Senators Of the New York -Pcnnsyl' ania league Tor the coming season
 Tillman is native of Sweden. coming to th.s country With his par in Forestrille. He played baseba Il with the old Forestville> Athletic club for several seasons and late: signed to pitch for Erockton in :he old New England league. He Was sold by that team to Memphis, Tenn. Of the Southern Association and c-- mained there for two years. His work in the southern city attracted the attention of big league scouts and he was purchased by St. Louis of the American league. He "c- mained with that team but short
 
 in the Eastern league. playing at Pittsfeld under Wally Hammond He stayed win the Berkshire out. fit for several seasons. later goina to New Haven. For the past few years he has been pusrim,ng in the York Penn league, where in spite of his thirty-six years he has success fully tanned opposing batsmen.
 Johnny was one Of the mos; popular players in the Eastern league. particularly in Waterbury where as rule the life of visit ing player was made miserable by the fans. He spends few. days ii Forestvifle each winter with friends and people in that section Of the city follow his performances with interest.
 Stolen Car Recovered
 An automobile owned by former Representative Stephen M. Wells stolen from in front of his residenc. at 75 High street shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday evening. was foun,l few hours later by Officer William Thompson on Bellevue avenue where 1t had been abandoned. Tn. car was undamaged.
 Truck Driver lnjuFcd
 George H. Richter of 5sS Pine street. Forestville, was painfully in. jured early Saturday afternoon Wh", he was caught between his trucs and the doors Of the Trudon an Platt garage ou Church street. Hi left knee was badly strained and u, suffered number of other bruises none of which were: ...nsfuered seri ous by authorities at the Bristol hos .pital. where he was removed fol lowing the accident. He was attend ed by Dr. E. N. WhippIe.
 According to the statement o' Trudon and Platt esnploycs, Richter who is employed by the same con. cern aS . truck driver, cranked tho heavy truck while in gear. The ma chine started 10 roll before Richter could jump into clear and he va, hurled against the. garage door ani imprisoned until released by fellow employees. ....
 Thomas P. Cizauckas
 Thomas r. Cizauckas,. 49, of. .l6l Queen street died saturday after noon at the Bristol hospital follow ing R one days illness. He was talk en III on Friday and moved imne diately to the local tnstitution. Surviving arc his wife; two daugh ters, Helen Cizauckas and Anna Clzauckas: his mother. Mrs. Mar, Cizauckas, and two sisters. Mrs Julius Vcczkis and Mrs. Georgt Basalavaga, all of this city. The funeral will be held at o'clock Tuesday morning at St. Jos eph's church. Rev. William P Aahin will celebrate the high mas of requiem and burial, in charge o Undertaken James J. Dunn, will b. in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Boys Leg Broken
 Mystery surrounds tn: manner ir which live year old William R. Aiev. ridis of 96 View street sustained q broken leg Saturday morning whils sliding near his home. He wa, found lying in the ditch by two smal girls. who took him home in accord. ancc with his request. Dunn's am. bulance was called and the boy wa, then taken to the Bristol hospital An examination by Dr. B. N. Whipplt disclosed q fracture of the left lee between the knee and hip. He hat no other serious injuries.
 Acting upon information furnish cd by the boy, who told the polic. that he had been struck by a truck James Finn. driver Of deliver, truck of the White Rose Bread Company of Waterbury, was brough, to police headquarters and ques. tioned. He readily admitted havine been on the street but denied hitting the boy md stated tha: the first he knew of the accident was wher