New Britain herald., 1929-04-24
LEAPS FROM PORCH ID ESCAPE FLAMES
Three Trapped on Sscond Floor
 by Hull Street Blaze
MAN MAY BE DEpORTED
Diazxi Said to Have Entered Country Illegally - Bremen In Wrong Town Called Out-Mfs. Alice Gill bar Dissolution Addresses Lions

Fire of undetermined origin caused damage estimated at approx 'imately $5,0oO, late yesterday after noon m the three family house owned by Frederick w. krueger at co Hull street and called out most of the city's fire fighting equipment before the flames were finally brought under control. MT. Krueger, his wife, and their daughter, Mrs Margaret Sonstroem. found them selves trapped on the second floor and were forced to jump from the front veranda.
 The fire, which started in the rear Of the dwelling, rapidly spread to the upper floors and through the roof, and the flames were spread b., the high wind which was blowing at the time. Squad A, Welch Fire Company. and Engine Compani., Nos. and , responded to the alarm, and later it was found necessary to summon the aerial ladder truck from the central fire station. A peculiar feature of the fire was l that it "'as first discovered by Po- ! lic"iGan Allic Brault. who hap pened to he stan iiI g at the corner of Main and No,th Main streets. nearly half a mile away from the scene of thc blaze He telephoned the alarm from rearby store and with Officer James Keith went to Ithe sccra to keep the large crowd ot onlooEers away from the flames Al least five hunnfed persons crowd cd about the scene. and the services Of the officers were required to per l init ta" 1ircmen to work. An Investigation was being made tths morning by fire officials in an attempt to u,trrmine the origin of the fire.
 Dlazzi Arrested | Mario Diazzi. an employe Of a ! local contractor, was taken into GUS tody yesterday afternoon by Ser geant Henry Jeglnski at the request Of the federal authorities. It is un- derstood that DiaZzi is wanted for violation of the immigration laws and will be deported to Italy. According to the local police, Di- azzi worked his way to the United States as a member of d ships crew leaving the boat at Philadelphia and coming to this city to live with friends.
 1 Addresses Lions Former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton was the speaker at the weekly noon- day luncheon Of the Bristol Lous club at the Elks grill this noon.
 City Planning Commission
 The April meeting Of the city planning commission was 10 be held at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the city court room.
 Due to the fact that it was found necessary to eliminate an item of s5.0ho from the city budget for the establishment Of zoning ordinances.
 it was probable that no plans wouli be made by the commission until later in the year.
 False Alarm Squad 4 and Engine Co. No. l were called out early last evening for what proved to be false alarm, Both companies responded 10 a tele~ phone alarm for fire in the Center building at Main and School streets i It was later found that the fire was in the Central building in Terry vile.
 ! Mrs. Alice Gilbar ! Mrs. Alice Gilbar. 25. Of l17 West street. died last evening at the Bris- to hospital following a short ill- ness. She was a native of Canada but had lived in this city for the past five years.
 f The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev. William r. | I.afin will celebrated the high mass of requiem. and burial will be in ft. Joseph's cemetery on Terryville avenue.
 Dotras Chapter Meeting
 A meeting of the Dorcas chapter will be held at 2:3o o'clock tomor- row afternoon in the parish house of St. Johns mission on Academy street. The speaker of the after noon will be Miss Marguerite Bar rows Of the family welfare depart : ment of the Bristol Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association. ]. 0. Q. r. Meeting \ meeting of Pequahuck lodge. l. Q. Q. F.. will be held at o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.  Rf,rlNNS MARRIAGE LICENSE.