New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
Bristol Meps
WOMAN INJURED
IN auto CRASH

sAv NV ~ Ob1S 1Oeu
Mrs. Giont h Bristol Hospital
With Broken Lee
DRIVER HELD By POLICE
Charles +. Aagcrbowcr DESTINED
After Raid On store-Approaching
! Nuptials-Funeral Of Civil War
Veteran.
Mrs. Philomene Gionet of SIS Pros
pect street is in the Bristol hospital
with q fractured leg and numerous
body bruises as a result of an auto
mobile accident on Town hill, Terry
vile, Sunday night and Angelo Basso
OF 1874 Gridiey street. this city, is
Icing held by the Terryville author
ltles on charges of operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence of
liquor and reckless driving. His case
will be heard in the Terryville town
court at Z O'Clock this evening when
it is probable . continuance will be
asked until such time as Mrs. Gionet
will be abba to appear.
According to information furnish
ed the Terryville police, Basso en-
deavored to pass another car on the
curve and crashed into the automo-
bile OF Roger w. Gionet, in which
Mrs. Gionet and t4e couples four
children we're passengers. The force
OF the impact was 20 great that the
front end of the Gionet car was lift
cd from the pavement and the ma
chime turned over. 1t was badly
damaged. Mr. Gionet and the four
children escaped with minor injuries
and were treated by DIR. Ralph Il.
Long OF Terryville. Mrs. Gionct was
rushed to the Bristol hospital in an
ambulance and the fracture was re-
duced by DR.. II. ID. Brennan.
Charles +. Angerbower
Charles +. Angerbower, IS, for
over 20 years democratic registrar
of voters In the second taxing dis
trict and justice of the peace for
the past three terms, died at 2:3O
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at his
Rome. ~ Washington street, Forest
VILE, following an illness of one day
While walking along Church av.
enue shortly before o'clock Fri.
day morning, Mr.. Angerbower wa.
stricken with an attack of acute in.
digestion. He made his way to the
quarters of the WEIGH fire station
where he collapsed DIR. Charles w
Moody of Plainville was summoned
and took him to the Washington
street residence. He failed to re.
spond to treatment and gradual,
grew weaker until the end.
Mr.. Angerbower was a native Of
Forestville. As young man he at.
tended the Eastman Business schoo
IN Poughkeepsie and upon his re.
turn to Forestville entered the EN-
ploy of Demins and Wilson as book
keeper. He remained with that con
Germ when 1t was taken over by J
3. Deming and company and late
by Wallace B. Crumb. He severed
connections with the firm in 1911.
when it was taken over by Ander.
son and Bloom and since that time
had been employed as office man.
aser for w. s. Eaton. who conduct.
feed. hay and grain mill at Nortf
Washington street. Plainville. HI
leaves NO immediate relatives.
Active In Politics
Mr.. Angerbower for half a cen.
fury was active in political affairs o.
the city and was an ardent member
of the Jeffersonian party. At thu
last presidential election he was one
of Al Smiths most active boosters
and often expressed the hope thai
the former New York governor
would be persuaded to make another
try for the presidential chair ii
1882. His friends were legior
throughout the city, irrespective o
political utilization. and many cit!
officials today expressed feelings O.
sorrow over his sudden death.
Funeral
The funeral will be held at 2:3t
Tuesday afternoon at his late home
Rev. William F. Davis. pastor of As
bury Methodist church, will officiat'
and burial will be in West cemetery
Committal services viii be In charz'
Of Franklin lodge. A. F. and ARM.
OF which he was a member over hal
century.
To Take Cruise
Corporation Counsel William N
DeRosier will leave Tuesday for New
York city, from which point he viii
sail the following day for . tw,
months cruise of the Mediterranean
During his absence from the city, At
torney Joseph P. O'Connell viii
, serve in the capicity of adviser t
. the city fathers.
{ Moving Printing Business
| Herbert L. Garrett, who for tn
past 80 years has maintained
/ printery at % North Main street.
> today moving to the Odd Fellows
hall on Main street where large
quarters will be available. The Gar
, rett Printery was one of the oldes
; establishments on North Mai
street.