New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

forehead. X-ray pictures were to be taken today to determine the exact extent of her injuries, as it is prob able that she has fractured shoul- der.
 Louis Furnowski, II, of PIT Lex ington street. who witnessed the ac- | cident, was brought to police head | quarters Saturday by Alfred McCuc of Main street and gave a descrip- | ton of the runaway car. Officer James Burns investigated. Miss Wagner's wounds were treated after | the accident by Dr. Benedict N. Whipple.
 Boy Struck By Auto Robert Godbout, 6, of 66 Queen street was struck by an automobile operated by James Butler of lOG Queen street at , o'clock Saturday afternoon. The boy, according to Butler, ran into his car as he was about to turn into Prospect street from Queen. He was struck by the right fender and thrown to the pavement, bruising his knees. The man was not held.
 Doctors Auto Burns |, An automobile owned by Dr. F. Parker Sanborn, parked in front of S1 Oakland street at 1O:35 o'clock yesterday morning, was slightly damaged when it caught fire. Squad A and Company No. of the fire de- partment were summoned and ex- tinguishcd the blaze with chemicals, little damage resulting. The only damage was to the paint on the mo- tor hood.
 Funerals Today
 The funeral Of Mrs. Dolores liar mon, former resident Of this city. of Bar Harbor, Maine was held from the undertaking parlor of , Thomas r. O'Brien, Main street, at S:50 o'clock this morning. Services were held in St. Joseph's church at , o'clock. with burial in St Joseph's new cemetery. Mrs. Harmon was the daughter Of John Mum of this city.
 The funeral of Michol Nanzulak of 9 Middle street was held from the late home at o'clock this morning, services being held in the Greek Catholic church Terryville, an hour later. 1nterment was in the Greek Catholic cemetery, Terryville. The funeral Of Mrs. Nettie K. Webster of 25S South Main street, Torrington, who lived in Bristol 25 years after her marriage to the late William Webster, was held in Tor rington at o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in West cemetery.
 Henry Richards
 The funeral of Henry Richards 66, of Garden street, Forestville, was held from the late home at o'clock this afternoon. 1nterment was in the Forestville cemetery
 MT. Richards, who died at the Bristol hospital Saturday, had lived with a sister-in law. Mrs. Nellie Hills, for Il years. Besides her, he leaves one brother, Charles Rich ards; a son, Henry l.. Richards, and a grandson. H. Eugene Richards, ;.ll of Forestvillc. He was a member of Christ church cathedral, Hartford. where he lived before coming 10 Forestvllc. and St. Johns Mission. Love in Quantity
 The Bristol Grange will present it's annual play, this one entitled Five Feet Of Love-" at Red Mems hall on Prospect street soon. It will be held in conjunction with q fair.
 SetBack Tournament
 Following the regular meeting of CompounCc tribe, l. O. R. NJ, at Red Mems hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock, the last of series of set back battles will be staged and win ners will be awarded Thanksgiving Day turkeys.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 The following warranty deeds were filed at the city hall today:
 From Nils F.. Nystrom to George W. Main. two lots in the Homestead park tract
 From Charlena E. Nystrom to George W. Main, a house and land on Burlington avenue.
 From Charlena E. Nystrom to George W. Main, four lots in Home stead park tract.
 From Paul Stokosa to John S. Zolondz, two lots on Maurice street.
 Building Permit
 A MT. kelliher of Blakeslee street was given permission by the super ntendent of public works today 10 erect a sign for the Superior Clear CTS and Overs of Main street at q cost Of $35.
 Young Man Fined
 James McGinn of 313 Chestnut street. New Britain, Carl Ohman of the E.ndoc Inn, and Oswald Poulio. of 5 Arlington street, charged with intoXication, breach Of the peace. and assault, and Sylvio Martin O. Haviland street, charged with breach Of the peace and assault, were ar raigned before Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in police court this morn ing. McGinn and Pouliot were fined s5 and costs apiece and the other two s1 and costs apiece.
 The young men, it was explained in court by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich, were involved in a light at the Club Champlain Saturday night. They were arrested by Officers Alex ander Caruso and Lawrence Doolan.