New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
PuinuiMe News
Automobile Fatality Occurred Just Two Months Ago Today
TWO ACCIDENTS REPORTED

Meeting of Plainville Garden Club
 Wetinesday-Local Team Defeats
 Terryyille Aggregation-Funeral
 Of Mrs. Herman A. Papenforth.
 Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon of the town court stated that he has not received any word from Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun of Hartford l county as to his findings in the death of Richard H. Madigan of 1 New Britain. The fatal automobile accident took place exactly two months go today. Inqury at the of flee of the coroner in Hartford to- day disclosed that he was not in town
 After the accident on May 14. Joseph Porowski, q, of 163 Church street, Bristol, was arrested on a charge of criminal negligence. He was alleged driver of the car that collided with a machine operated by Miss Edith C. Chalko of Red stone Hill, Plainville, at Broad and Whiting streets resulting in the death of MT. Madigan and injuries to five other persons. He was re- leased on bonds of s1,500.
 His case was postponed on three different occasions because of ill- ness of one of the witnesses. II was finally postponed indefinely un- til the findings of the coroner were made known. Court officials hope to be able to take some action ir the near future.
 Loses Rear Wheel A car driven by Horace Sonforc Of Plainivlle lost a rear wheel or Saturday afternoon while driving along North Main street in South. 1 ington. The wheel left the machine when the rear axle broke.
 The accident occurred in the cen ter of the town, the car travelling { considera ble distance before com ing to a halt. The five occupant of the machine were given a bat scare.
 Mrs. Herman A. Papenforth
 Private funeral services for Mrs Herman A. Papenforth. 33, of II Trumbull avenue, prominent work CT in fraternal organizations, wh, died Saturday morning at the Ney l Britain General hospital despite tw' , blood transfusions, were held thi , afternoon at o'clock at the home Rev. A. H. Rapp of New Britail , was in charge. At 3 o'clock serv ices were held at the Erwin chape in New Britain. Rev. J. Roy Wilk : erson, pastor of the Plainville Con { gregational church, officiated. Bur . ial was in the Fairview cemetery. g The pail bearers were member = of the Sir Knights of the Amar anth as follows: Garner Goodwin G. Fay Brown, John Dickson, R. ; , Dickson, George Arendt and Charle Bruenmer.
 Garden Club Meeting . The Plainville Garden club vii . meet Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock in the garden of Charles H Norton on Redstone Hill. The gar den will be open from o'clock L those who wish to see it. It is ex pected that there will be large at tendance of members.
 Accident on Cook Street A truck driven by Joseph J :, Lynch of 22 Amherst street, Nev Britain. was struck head-on by light coupe driven by Fred A Adamson of 3S7 West Prestol street, Hartford, at Cook street am Plainville road Saturday. The ma chimes were badly damaged bu the drivers were uninjured.
 Disappears Again Now you see me and now yo, don't is saying that applies per fectly in the case of nine-year-o olt . James Hughes of Canal street. Dur Ing the past few weeks the boy ha kept police officials in a constan turmoil through his repeated dis appearances from home.
 His latest escapade took plac Saturday. Last Thursday the bo, was taken into custody by the Hart ford police after running away iron home and was taken to the toul farm in New Britain to be kept un der surveillance while probation oftlcers considered his case.
 Saturday night the New Britai, police officials received word iron the town farm authorities statin; that the boy had disappeared an, had not returned. Since last Monda
 the boy has run away from hom three times. He has been in tn
 hands of Plainville, New Britain
 Hartford and Bristol authorities bu without avail. In the Plainville tow court last Tuesday, his case Wa
 placed in the hands of the Human
 society for disposal but he agaii
 ran away from home the next day
 being caught in Hartford.
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