New Britain herald., 1930-10-24

lived here since. She leaves. besides the daughter with whom she lived. two grandsons, Wilfred and Ray- mond Theaker of this city.
 The funeral will be held from the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn at o'clock tomorrow after- noon. Rev Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the Prospect NJ. E. church, off, 1 ciating Interment will be in West cemetery.
 Campaign Brought to Cl0se
 It was announced by Dr. Benja- min B. Robbins, health officer, yes- terday that another successful toxin- antitoXin campaign against diph- theria had been brought to close. Several hundred children. both Of school and pre-school age, were inoculated during the campaign.
 Hall Officially Opened
 St Anthony's hall, School street. was officially opened last evening by the staging Of an athletic low con- sisting of several boxing bouts and one wrestling match. Nick Christv, Mike and Joe Cavalieri and Tony I.aviero took part in the boxing events. and John Greisner fought Ronald Fitzsmmons on the mat. Bat" Battalino of Hartford, feath- erweight cha mpion Of the world, refereed the bouts.
 John Fitzpatrick was master of ceremonies
 Car Strikes Ambulance ] An automobile driven by Emilio Nicoletti Of Middle street. East Bristol, colided with an ambulance operated by Reinhart Semrau and owned by Undertaken James J. | Dunn of West street at Queen and ! Goodwin streets early last evening" Both machines were slightly dam- aged, the ambulance 10 the extent of about S1O.
 Semrau. reporting the accident at police headquarters shortly before | o'clock, said that Nicoletti drove away before he had a chance to see him. Nicoletti related a similar tale when hfe reported at headquarters about tw6 hours later. Semrau told police that he was taking a dying person 10 the Bristol hospital at the time. The drivers settled civilly without police intervention.
 Sues For S12,OOO
 Joseph Lex Of 46 Twining street, 1 Forestville. has instituted action through Attorney r. F. McDouough Of New Britain against Emil Gustaf- son Of 64 Washington street, For estville, in an effort 10 collect a claim of Sl2.00O damages. Attorney Joseph G. Woods of New Britain has issued a writ of attachment. which has been served upon the defendant by Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Hard- ing, land on Pleasant and West Washington streets in ForestviIle constituting properties attached. The case is returnable to the superior court on the first Tuesday of No- yember.
 The plaintiff claims that at G:S0 D. m. on October 4. he was about to enter tho premises Of the defendant " t"i iitA1' Nodi " lltil 1e WdS al = tackled by two police dogs owned by Gustafson. In the claim 1t Is con- tended: His (Mr. LeX's> injuries. both physical and nervous, will crip- pie. pain and annoy him as long as he lives"
 Quit Claim Deed I Land and dwelling house on Woloott street has been quit claimed by Eva Silva to Viola Lewis Shank, according to a decd filed at the city hall this morning.
 BookkCcpcr NedS Chauffeur
 Benedict Ryan. a chauffeur, Of A Cedar street. Hartford, and Della ielletier. a bookkeeper. of 175 School street. this city, were mar rled in Hartford on October IS by Rtv. William r. kearncy, according to record of the marriage filed at the office of City Clerk Thomas E. Steele today.