New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

mer resident of Bristol. died yester-. cay at the home of his son. Fred Ives Russell in Springfield, Mas
 Mir. Russell was born in Spring field. Mass. November 22. 1862. the son of Uriah and Jane (Bartholo- mew) Russell. As young boy ne came with his parents to this city. settling in the Edgewood section. He attended the Edgewood school and for many years lived in that district. during which time he was employed as clerk in the Bristol post office. For the past 25 years he had lived in Syracuse, N. Y.. where he has been connected with the Kraus-Hynds Co.
 Surviving are his wife: one son. Fred l. Russell: two daughters, Mrs. Raymond Tarbell and Miss Elsie Russell, both of Springfield: grand- daughter; and two sisters. Mrs- Grace Russell Keeler of Ridgefield. Conn.,, and Mrs. Ellen Russell Smith { of this city. y Funeral services will be held at the parish house of the First Congre,a gational church. Rev. Francis T. Cooke will officiate. and burial will be in West cemetery, this city. Truck Driver Fined
 Alexander Halepas of West Main street, Merden, who refused to obey 1 instructions Of Officer Edward O'Connor Saturday morning, was fined s5 and costs in the city court this morning on a charge of ob- structing traffic. Halepas was unloading freight on.. Main street and his truck. which was sideways across the road, caused a l traffic jam which took a consider | able time to clear away.
 Door He'll Ringers Fined | George Decker. Frank Marsh. 1 George Clancy and Wilbur Hart. 1 charged with intoNication and breach of the peace, were each fined $5 and costs in police court this morning. l The four men were arrested short i ly after midnight yesterday morning by Officers Mclaughlin. Ryan, and l Leishman after residents in the vi- | cinity of North Pond and Cur;iss streets had complained that the &C., | cused men were ringing door bells. 1 In their rounds the men made the mistake of ringing the door bell of Supernumerary Policeman Quinlan, 1 who summoned the police car with i the detail of officers.
 Fined for Intoxication '' Charles Bruce, arrested at 10:3s o'clock last night by Officers Victnr Chabot and Con Connolly, was fined So and costs on charges of intoAica- ton and breach Of the peace. He
 was arrested on the complaint of
 residents of Judd street.
 Case Continued
 The case of Oronzo Delfino. a city employe charged with reckless drlv-
 ing. was continued until tomorrow
 morning by the court
 A garbage truck operated by Del fino ran away while being operated
 down Hull street two weeks ago and
 caused damage 10 three parked cars.
 Youths Return Home
 Beca use they were dissat tisfied with working conditions and wages in their home town of North Grosver-, Hordale, Thomas Fitz2ibbon, l7. and Robert Herbert. l6. came to Bris.Ol
 fast Friday seeking employment. The
 local police were asked to locate
 them and the youths were found in
 d West street rooming house.
 After a considerable amount of persuasion. the boys agreed yester-
 day 10 return with Mr Fitzgibbon; l. T presse.. q desire to remain in Bris'Ol | beca use of the fact that they had se-
 cured employment at wage scale
 double that for which they were
 working in North Grosvernordale. :,