New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
ADOLPH KING, WAR
 VETERAN,|S DEAD
Landry Street Man Passes Away
 After Long Illness
CASES ARE CONTINUED
Alleged EmbcIzlcr and Forgcr in Court Today--NIilitary Honors for Dr. Wuisard Son Ofliciatcs At Fathers Funeral.

Adolph r. King. 52, a charter member and past commander of G. A. Hadsell post, United Spanish War Veterans, died at his home at 15 Landry street at z o'clock last eve ming following an illness which had lasted more than two years. Mir, King had been confined to bed for only about a week, but had been unable to work for many months.
 He Was born in Sherbrook, Prov incc of Quebec, Canada, on June 30. 1878, son of Adolph r, Sr., and Clara tOuimeD King and came to this country at the age of three years, settling in Waterbury. where he received hls education. He was employed in q Waterbury factory until the Spanish war broke out. when he immediately enlisted for service. He was assigned to Troop E. Third Cavalry, and saw service in Cuba, later being sent to the Philip pines. On March 16, 1902, he was commissioned as q corporal after he had seen action in five engagements. Immediately after the war he rc- turned to Waterbury, coming to Bristol in 1915. He had been an employe of the Wallace Barnes Co. from that time until he left about two years ago because Of inability to continue due to illness.
 | Mir. King was q member of G. A. | Jo Tinted S,oanjSl w Veterans, having been a past com- mander and past senior department commander besides having the honor of being one of the first toSjoin. He was also q member of Bell City aerie, Fraternai Order of Eagles, and White Oak camp. Woodmen of the | World, of Waterbury.
 Surviving him arc his wife; a daughter, Miss Evelyn King; two sons, Francis and James King: two 1 sisters, Mrs. Edgar Govin, of this city and Mrs. Henry Friday of Tor rington; and two brothers William Roy of Forestville and Henry Roy of Newark, N. J.
 The funeral will take place from St. Anne's church at s o'clock Sat. urday morning, when a solemn higl mass of requiem will be celebrated Interment will be in the new St Joscphs cemetery.
 Planning Military Funeral
 The officials of G. A. HadscI camp arc planning q military funer al for Mir. King. X squad Of sol diers will be mustered together fol a, rifle salute at the grave and tap will be blown.
 The bearers. all veteran of tn, Spanish war will be Joseph Strupp Bruno Brown, Leon Loomis Josepl Prevcncher, and Israel Pelletier. The members of the organization have been requested to meet at the state armory on Center street a 7:50 o'clock Saturday morning to at tend the funeral services at St Anne's church in q body.
 Military Honors for Doctor
 pr. Joseph l. Woisard of 57 Di vinity street, q veteran of the World war, will be accorded full militar, Jloiloi D dl lIlt liiIltl Cl tIilu SGlN wees lt be held tomorrow morning by Seich eprey post, American Legion.
 X high mass of requiem will bt solemnizcd by Rev. Joseph P. Per rault at St. Anne's church at S:0' o'clock, and d rife salute and tap will he sounded as the body is in tered in the new St. Joseph's ceme tcry.
 It is expected that the bearers vii be former medical associates of tn, late Dr. Woisard, who was presiden Of the Bristol hospital medical staf at one time. The funeral will b. largely attended by delegations 0 members from other organization to which the doctor belonged.
 The Legion members will form q the club rooms tomorrow morning a : o'clock and will then march t the home in q body
 EmbclZlcment Case Continued
 The case of William F. Bennett 0 62S Whalley avenue, New Haven charged with cmbczzlement, wa