New Britain herald., 1929-08-26

about, or in case of Margelot's S death, the charge will be changed to d more serious one.
 Arrested After Shooting Louis Carlini of Treasure Fields, konsington, was arrested Sunday in connection with the shooting of his wife at 9 o'clock Saturday night. The shooting followed a fami'y argument during which. it is said, several blows were struck on both sides.
 It is claimed that one of ihe children, seeing that the father was going to shoot his mother, grabbed the gun and caused the bullet to glance up, intlicting but a slight wound in Mrs. Carlinis head. IL required several stitches to close the wound in the scalp Without doubt. according to the officers, the act of the child saved the mother g life.
 A call came to the New Britain hospital for the ambulance and at
  been a shooting. Hospital authori- ties refused to answer the call until police protection was afforded them. Officers kumm and Louis Harper went to the house with the am- bulance and found that Carlini had disappeared. Constables Nentres and Kanupka of Berlin were de- tailed to the case, but could find no trace Of him.
 Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis Of kensington went to the house about 3 o'clock Sunday morning and found Carlini there. He was taken to the New Britain police station where he was arrested in connec- tion with the shooting. He was re- leased on bonds of s1,00O for his appearance in court Tuesday night
 Cole Not to Run
 Constable William Cole of East Berlin stated yesterday that he would not run for constable this year as he was greatly dissatisfied with the treatment that he has re. ceivcd from the officials of the town in connection with court cases. He stated that in order to avoid any further unpleasantness he would drop out of the race. Last year he defeated John Lewis Of East Berlin in the democratic cau- GUS and was elected. Lewis ran on an Independent ticket.
 Although not elected a constable Lewis was appointed to traffic duty at Galpin's corner this year. It Is expected that he will run for the job at the democratic caucus.
 William T. Chaloner
 The funeral of William T. Chalo- ner, S2. of Berlin, who died at his home Saturday morning. was held at Erwin Memorial chapel in Fair view cemetery. New Britain, this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. Rev. B. E. Styring of St. Marks Episcopal church oniciated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
 Mir. Chaloner had spent most Of his life in Berlin and New Britain and was well known here. He first came to Berlin at the age of eight and lived here for several years. Moving to New Britain and later back to Berlin, he became acquaint. cd with many residents here and in New Britain.
 He js survived by his wife, five children, 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren,
 Alleged Drunken Driver Arrested
 Guiscnni Pistrito of 1o4 Belmont street. New Britain, was arrested Sunday night by Constable George Kanupka and taken to the New Britain police station on charge of drunken driving,
 Officer Kanuplla first noticed Pistritto when the latter swerved of the road at the foot of Damon's hill, then proceeded along the high way at an alleged reckless rate of a0nod. He gave chase nrd caught up town liro. He will h" brought be. fore Judge Griswold Tuesday night.
 G"an~c Whist TomnrrOw Night
 Mo~bcrs of Inc Berlin Grange and their friends will he entertained "t a whiet at the homo of Mir. and Mrs. Low!s A. GrifIith Tuordny, TrH""n"rt"tion will be provided from Upson's corner.