New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

chine and assisted in taking the boy to the hospital.
 According to reports the 3oy was playing on the sidewalk 'lnd ran into the road directly into the path of the oncoming automobile. Dr Michael A. Core was the attending physian and said death was due to q fractured skull.
 Second Crash at Crossing
 Louis Brown of Elm street, Thom- aston, was arraigned in police court this morning on charges of opcrat- ing motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and reckless driv- ing and was fined $l00 and costs by Judge Joseph M, Donovan.
 Cars driven by Brown and Harry C. Smith Of East Broad street. Plain vile, collidcd at Davitts crossing in Forcstvillc 3t about : o'clock last evening, this being the second crash nj the railroad intersection in the last three days. Browns machine pushed off the tracks just in time to allow train 10 pass. Officer Timothy Lambert arrested Brown when he noticed him walking away from the scene Of the accident One of the front wheels on the Smith car was torn off.
 Case Continued
 The case of Julius Mitelc, 2, of S4 Pleasant street, Torrington. who was charged with tampcring with a mo- tor vehicle, was continued until to- morrow mornings session of police court to permit police officials 10 get in touch with the boys parents for the purpose of finding out what type of a boy he is. Nlitele was caught by Sergeant Henry Jcglinski last night tampcrinG with q roadster parked in the rear of the Cameo thcater building on Main street. When questioned he simply stated that he had no money and wanted to get to Middletown. He said in po- lice court that he had changed his mind and then desired to return to his homo city. He stated that he had been evicted from his home by his father, who did not want him if he did not care to work. but he wished to return 10 Torrington so that he might live with a married brother.
 Building Permit Issued
 A building permit was issued by the superintendent of public works today to Joseph Labeniec of 23S Booth street. New Britain, 10 build q two family house on Zipp avenue. Forestvillc. for John Kopczol of If Zipp avenue at a cost of SS,400.
 Ten Men Take Test
 Ton men were given examinations by the board of police commissioners at a special meeting held in the council chamber last evening. The men. petitioners for positions on the upernumerary force of the police department. were given examinations in arithmetic, spelling, reading. and local geography. They were request ed in turn by the commissioners to locate public buildings, various streets, manufacturing establish : ments. parks. public library build ings, and other Well-known points in Bristol. Each of the ten men was required to name the heads of city departments and give brief outlines of their respective duties. Results ot tho tests will be announced within a | short time, it is believed, and ap- | pointments automatically effected. i Those who applied for the tests at the meeting were Eugene Hennes' 1 sey of 176 Prospect street. Oscar r Anderson of 16S West Washington street, Adolph A. StachEumas of c5C | Summer street. Leland II. Dewey Of | 1 Henry street, Charles 1illiell Of | 16 Myrtle street. Bernard Y. Watson | of If Dwight street, Frank Moland- CT of 123 Stcarns street, Robert Da- wis of l4S Meadow street, James C. 1 ITitzimmons of 90 Laurel street, and John J. Conroy of 22 lnGraham street.
 Forty Quail Released The Bristol Fish and Game club released 40 quail in this city Nester- | day. The birds were secured from the State Fish and Game association. To Repeat Show Owing 10 the demand Of parish | toners of the Methodist church that the play, Ruth, the Cleaner" be re- peated, it has been announced thai plans arc being formulated to pre- sent a second showing at the church hall Friday night at s o'clock. The play produced by the choir of the l Christian Advent church. is one 0, three acts. Admission will be free anc the public is cordially invited. A collection Of silver will be made tc help defray expenses incurred in the purchase of a pipe organ for the , Advent church.
 Funeral of Mrs. Rich
 The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Rich 4S. wife of Thomas C. Rich of 1. Union street. who died at the Brsto hospital Sunday following a brief ill. ness. was held from the undertaking parors of Thomas r. O'Brien at 3, Main street at 8 o'clock this after. noon. Services were conducted hN | Rev pCrciN3l F. Nolfenden, paS1ol of the Bristol Baptist church, and in torment was in West cemetery.
 Mrs. Rich was born in SCiersport Me. on April 1, 1882, the daughter or Mir and Mrs. John Saunders. Be sides her husband. she leaves two brothers. Frederick and John Saun dcrs and a sister, Miss Antoinctt' Saunders.
 Funeral of Wallace Barnes
 Tho funeral Of Wallace losial Barnes of North Chippcns Hill. Bur lincton. vas held from tho home 0