New Britain herald., 1930-07-28
SEWARD BL0ODGO0D
 CLAIMED BY DEATH Empl9ye Of Stanley Rule Factory for Past A Years
 CASES IN COURT TODAY
All Plainyille Nine Is Defeated by Ne" Britain Aggregation-Wo oman Suffers Broken Arm in Automo- bile AcCident-ltems.

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 Seward D. Bloodgood. 67. of 158 Whiting street a resident of Plain vile for the past 10 years and an active member of St. Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias, of New Britain, passed away at his home late Satur- day evening after lingering illness. He was we'll known in Plainville and New Britain and had a large host of friends.
 On June 4 of this year. Mir Blood good was retired and placed on the pension roll by the Stanley Rule < Level Co of New Brieain after A years of continuous service with the factory. His retirement on pension was granted at his own request. ill., ness causing him to give up hls work. He entered the employ of the rule shop in May, 1886. He worked Level Co. Of New Britain after A years with the plant, being an tn- spector in Department 5. He was all ways highly regarded by the officials of the plant and his fellow workmen. MT. Bloodgood was born in New York state He celebrated his 67th birthday anniversary on March 1s. Besides his wife, he is survived by four sons, George and James Blood good of Plainville and Frederick and Gordon Bloodgood of Hartford; and a daughter, Mrs. Brandt of Schenec- tady.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2;50 o'clock from the W. A. Bailey funeral par lors Rev A A Ball. pastor of the Methodist church. will officiate. Bur ial will be in the West cemetery. Court Cases Today
 A special session Of the town court will be held this afternoon at o'clock to dispose of two cases.
 Following an accident Saturday afternoon at Blossoms corner, Nor man H. Johnson of New York city vas arrested by Constable Thomas Royce on a charge of violation of the rules of the road. In the crash Mrs Harry T. Chamberlain of 52 Pratt street, Bristol, had her right arm broken and her young daugh- ter was badly cut about the fore head
 Mrs. Chamberlain was riding in a car operated by her husband. The car collided with an auto driven by the New York man. He was trav- cling on East street and Chamber lain was driving towards Plainville on New Britain avenue. Johnson's s arrest followed the investigation and he was ordered to appear in court this afternoon
 The second case which will oc- cupy the attention of the court Is that of Albert Kozen of North Washington street who is charged with assault. He was arrested by Constable George Schubert upon complaint of his wife who claimed that he beat her. The officer visit ed the home Saturday evening and found two drunken men there.
 Vacation School Exhibit
 Through the kindness of Ralph Thrall, some of the handwork of the boys and girls who attended the various departments Of the Com- munity Vacation church school ,s on display during this week in Thrall's drug store window at the corner of Whiting and Main streets
 Friday morning between the hours of and 12 o'clock, the children whose things are on display may come to the parish house of the Congregational church and receive them.
 Arrested in Bristol
 MotorcycleO fficer James Burns of Bristol arrested Otis M Williams of 20 Forestville avenue. Plainvil,e. yesterday afternoon at 2:35 o'clock on a charge of reckless driving He will be arraisned in the Bristol court Thursday morning.
 According to the officer WilliaTs was driving between 40 and 50 miles an hour on Park street and passed several cars at different street inter sections
 All Piainvilles Lose | The winning streak Of the All Plainville baseball team was broken yesterday afternoon at the high school field when the strong Seneca nine of New Britain scored a 5 to ? victory in a hot and closely con- tested battle. It was the New Brita.n teams second victory over the locals this season.
 Both teams battlcd at an even pace in the early innings but New Britain rallied in the late innings to break a two to two deadlock. Johnny Rose was on the mound for Plain vile and pitcher a good game. Casey twirled 8 strong game for the YYY~ -@YTAY~r