New Britain herald., 1930-04-07

SAo11iiS DiNiiiiis Sti CSN iiInA SAAN Park street entrance when the ma chine struck her and threw her to the ground. Dr. NJ. H. Gore, the at tending physician, found body bruises. N-ray photographs were taken yesterday at the hospital and. although no results have as yet been announced. it is believed by authori- ties that Mrs. Rulli suffered broken wrists.
 Baillageron was notified to appear at polise headquarters this morn ing. Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich continued the case until such time as Mrs. Rulli will be able to appear
 Parlor Ruined By Flames
 The parlor in the home of Otto Buss on Henderson road was prac- tically ruined by flames which took the services Of two fire companies. Company No. , and Squad X, to ex- tinguish, early yesterday morning Tho booster pump" of No. and considerable quantity of chemicals were used before the flames could be qucnchcd. Damage was estimated to be about S1,ooo.
 Wallace Josiah Barnes
 Wallace Josiah Barnes, G5, of Bur lington died at the Hartford hospital yesterday morning following brief illness
 Mir. Barnes was born in Berling- ton on January IS, 1865, the son of Josiah and Elizabeth Barnes. He lived for the greater part of his life in his native village. being highly interested in agriculture.
 Surviving are his wife; three chil- dren, Ellsworth Barnes, Miss Mabel Barnes. and Ernest Barnes; mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes, aged S7 years: a brother, Everett A. Barnes; and q half brother, Charles Judd. The survivors, with the ex- coption Of two, are residents of this ,citv.
 The funeral will take place from the home of brother a resident of Burlington. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with Rev. Thomas Campbell pastor of the Burlington Conerega- tlonal church. officiating. Burial will be in the Milford street ceme- tcry
 Mrs. John Williams
 Word was received here today Of the death of Mrs. John Williams Of Cleveland. Ohio sister of Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden. Chief Bel ccn has been in Cleveland since the carly part of this week and will re- main until after burial takes place. Captain Thomas Guckin is acting as chief of police during his absence.
 Probate Certificate Filed
 X probate certificate filed at the office of the city clerk this morning recorded the bequest Of land and a building at Alder and North Pond streets tlom the late Elizabeth GuzoNslll to Martin Guzowski, ct al. Warranty Deeds Filed George Raymond has transferred title Of land at 19 Fourth street to Herbert X. Gillette. and Carmela Lafale, land on South street. to Michael Marc. warranty deeds filed | NltH lIlc cltN clSFN SnOWe0- 23 Deaths in March
 City Clerk Thomas 5. Steele an- nounced this morning that there were 25 deaths recorded during the month of March in Bristol. The number, although not new record. is large.
 Stolcn-Onc Watch
 Carl Hall of Stafford avenue re- ] ported to the police late yesterday i afternoon that someone had stolen ! his gold watch and chain. a foun- tain pen. and a small amount Of money from tkc pockets of his vest i which he was busily engaged fight i ing q forest fire in the immediate vicinity of his home yesterday.
 Hall told the police that he had discarded his coa, and vest when he saw smoke and flames emanatins g | from the nearby wooded district and went out 10 assist in eXtinguishing it.. | The other members of the family also left the house to fight the fire 1 and while they were gone some thief entered and took the money and jg':Hlry
 Upon returning 10 the house Hall commenced to don the coat and vest and noticed that they had be- come much lighter. He searched them asd discovered his loss, notify ing the police officials soon after wards. The police have received many complaints from the Stafford avenue district relative to petty burglaries such as in the Hall case. The police believe that the robbery was the work of youngsters.
 Rcd Men to Confer Degree
 The chiefs degree of Compounce tribe of Red Men will be conferred upon q number of candidates at a meeting to be held in the wigwanl on Prospect street tomorrow eve ming. Following the initiation a social hour will be enjoyed and re- treatments will be served.
 Taylor Loses Final
 Al Taylor, stellar amateur battlei Of this city, lost his final bout ir New Haven at the arena last week and the amateur fyweight cham pionship to Steve Nane of Derby Nanr, according to reports, wa hopelessly outclassed by Taylor. wht carried the fight to his opponen from start 10 finish. hut was award cd the decision hv the referee. Th' announcement was greeted witl thunderoGs bocing from the audi cnCe.
 The other Bristol participants il . he tournament were defeated h, those who won state titles. Ton, Continued on Page 1o)