New Britain herald., 1930-07-14

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 Condition Remains Fair It was said by hospital officials this morning that condition Of Ernest Achilh, 5, son of MT. and Mrs Louis Achilli of 125 Gridley street. who was struck by a car driv- l, en by Joseph Papa of 229 Gridley street on that highway Thursday and seriously injured, is considered ! fair although the youngster is still i critical. It is believed that the boy l has q fair chance 10 recover from ! the injuries inflicted in the accident, | consisting Of q fractured skull and severe lacerations Of the body. Papa will be given preliminary hearing | in the ante-room of police quarters i Saturday morning. He IS held under 1 bonds of S1. .000 on a charge of reck- l less driving.
 Drivers Settle Matter
 Chester Bombard of 25 Burling- ton avenue and Joseph Levesque Of 1 107 Federal street, whose cars col lided on North Main street Saturday afternoon, settled their differences out of court this morning. Accord ing to reports, the Bombard ma chimes right front fender was dam aged when Levesque drove from the curbing on North Main street with out warning. The men were told to appear at headquarters this morn ing.
 To Visit Camp
 i Delegations Of members from the Rotary and Lions clubs will visit the camp of the local council, Boy Scouts of America. at West Goshen on Lac Du Chien Wednesday after noon for recreation, Included in the party which will participate in baseball game with the scouts fur nishing the necessary oposition will be Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
 Marriages Decrease
 Cupid failed to strike as many times in June of this year as it did in the same month last year, a re- port issued by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morning showed. Twen- ty-eight couples were united in mat rimony last month as against 38 in June of last year, a decrease of 10.
 Prospects for q larger number of marriages in July frightened today when the city clerk issued mar riage licenses to Richard Musgrove of 92 North street and Lottie Flor ence Michaud of 467 North Main street, and to Salvatore Mobile of 62 Gaylord street and Antoinette Pis- tone of the same address.
 The local statistlcian also released figures which showed that there
 
 1 Recent figures issued showed 22 deaths for the month, low number,
 A return of the marriage license of Joseph kaminski, a mechanic, of 70 Gaylord street. and Bernadette Huard of 30 Harwinton street, Ter ryville, to the city clerk today showed that the couple was married l,,-p oS the Immaculate Conception church , of Terryville, on Friday morning, , July II.
 William Sheriden : William Sheriden, 75, of 152 Pros . pect street died yesterday afternoon following an illness of five days with bronchial pneumonia.
 He was born in Clairemorris County Mayo, Ireland. in 1855 where he spent his early life. He was married in England to Miss Mary OConnor, who accom- panied him to this country more than a half century ago to reside in Bristol She died 13 years ago. Mir. sheri- den was engaged for 30 years as a teamster for the late Charles T. Levitt, and later. for the Wallace Barnes Co.,, from which position he had been retired for six years.
 Surviving are three daughters Mrs, Mary Fortin of Bridgeport Mrs, Anna Casey and Mrs. Irene Farrar of Bristol one son, William Sherjden of Bristol; and two grand children. The funeral will take place from St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning and burial will be in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 Mrs. Phcbe J. Bigger
 Mrs. Phebe J. Bigger 72. widow of John H. Bigger. died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Duane Beach of 56 Downs street, yesterday afternoon following an illness of three days with heart trouble.
 She was born in New York city on June 6, 1858, daughter of the Rev. Samuel and Mrs Jane Fields. where she was married in June of 1878 to John H. Bigger. Mrs. Bigger lived in the Berkshires, Mass, until the death Of her husband which occurred 20 years ago. Since that time she had divided her time be- tween this city and Massachusetts cities, living in Bristol with her daughter,
 Mrs, Bigger leaves a daughter. Mrs Duane Beach; q son, John H Bigger of New York city; a sister Mrs F. L. Davies, and a brother. L. c. Fields, both Of Long Island N Y; and four grandchildren.
 The body will be sent by C Funk