New Britain herald., 1929-08-26
street Saturday evening by Police- man William Thompson.
 Frank A HaytlanI

street saturday evening by Poilce- man William Thompson.
 Frank A. Haviland
 Frank Alton Haviland, CT, of 20s South street, died Sunday following an illness of about three weeks.
 Mir. Haviland was born in Boston. He came to this city 46 years ago and for a number of years was en- ployed as motorman by the Bristol and Plainville Tramway Co.,, now the Bristol Traction Co. In recent years he had been employed at the H. J. Mills Co.,, on Church street.
 Surviving are his wife; one son, Calvin T. Haviland, of Bristol; two sisters, Mrs. N. C. Sparks of Bristol and Mrs. Joseph Irwin of Water bury; also by three grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held at 800 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist church. Rev. P. F. Wolfen- den will conduct the services and burial will be in West cemetery.
 Mrs. Martha Dunham
 Mrs. Martha Durham, Y, life- long resident of this city, died Sat- urday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. George Denney, 26 Howard street, New Britain. She is survived by one other daughter, Mrs. William Tyson of 22 South street, Bristol Funeral services will be held at the home of Mrs. Tyson of o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Rev. P. F. Wolf enden will officiate and burial will be Tn West cemetery
 Maple Ends Defeated The Maple Ends of this city were defeated in a we'll played game at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon by the St. Mary's Brigade baseball team of ! Derby by score of to 2. The score was tied at all at the open ing of the ninth inning. In this stanza the visitors scored two runs, which proved to be the winnirg tallies. The Maple Ends scored one run In the last half of the ninth.
 In Retreat
 Rev. James Mcdonald, pastor of St. Matthew's church, Forestvilla, left yesterday for Keyser Island, cr Norwalk, where he will spend tn. week in retreat.
 Rev. William P. Lafn. pastor of St. Joseph's church, and Rev. J. P. Perreault. pastor of St. Ann's church. returned Saturday from <eyser Island following a weeks re- treat.
 On Italian Excursion
 Frank Segre, John Mazzoni. 1 Caesare Tegarini, Vito Daddabbo. and John Serafini of this city sailed Saturday morning from New York on the steamer Culcania on an ex- cursion to Italy sponsored by tho Sons of Italy
 Police Vacations Policemen Con Connolly and Ed ward O'Connor of the local depart fnent are enjoying a vacation of one week. Officer O'Connor left Sunday for an automobile trip to Canada.
 Concrete Mixer Damaged Philip Slllarsky of 72 Douglass road reported to the police SaturAay that concrete mixer, which he had left on Forest street, had been bad ly damaged by vandals. The gaso- line feed pipe had been broken in several places and the battery was stolen. The police are investigating. Boy Struck By Auto Samuel Sargis, nine years old, of 2l Divinity street was struck short- | ly after o'clock last evening at the corner of West and School streets | by'an automobile operated by Fred Soucy of 21 Alder street The boy escaped uninjured. MT. Soucy re- ported the accident to police head quarters but was not held. Husband Seeks Divorce
 Nicholas Daniels of Bristol today sued for Civorce from his wife, Anna Gerondo Daniels of Berlin, N. H. The charge is that in June, 1926, she wilfully deserted him. Attorney AL bert A. Greenberg represents the plaintiff.