New Britain herald., 1930-02-24
Bristol Meus
BOY HIT BY AUTO
 IS BETTER TODAY

Martin Sheehy, Jr, 5, Has
 Slight Brain ConcussioD STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET SnIl Talk of Reorgani1ing Discount
 tompauy-Communi Chest Total
 SG2,Gl2 - Fire Guio Nhig,iIlc
 Homc-I, >. Wins.
 l. Was reported this morning that thc condition ol Martin Sheehy, Jr. . o-ycar-old boy who was struck by q motor car on North street Saturday at noon, Was very good. The young stcr Mrs, Shcchy said. Was very nl CIT Saturday night after he had ben brought homo from the Bristol hos. Iitai, where he was taken imuc,I- alnly after thu accident and treated lay I1r. Robert J. Boylr apparently caused from the after effects Of the accident.
 According 10 Wallace Lewis ot 4o7 West street. inc driver of the machine which struck the boy. ihg . y"uugstcr uartcI from behind a 1 standing trolley car oh North street al the end oj the Bristol Tracticn 70. $ lines after he had received l signal from Officer John McLaugh- lin, who Has on duty al the inter section, 10 proceed. The bumper of the vehicle struck the child and caused him 10 sWcrvc and lose his balance, As young Sheehy lost his balance, hc fell into the protruding part Of the rear fender, head first ] Tho driver hurried from the machin- and, with the help Of Officer Me 1 IaughIin, took the injured lad to the hospital Martin, son Of Martin Shcehy Of the firm Of Murphy and Sheehy, plumbers, lives at 26 Lincclr street.
 l. was stated by witnesses of th, accident that 1t was unavoidable. Lewis was driving west on Farming ton avenue into North street where the police officer is stationed and was. according to his statement. un- , able to see the boy until he appear. ct in front of his car but it was too late. IL is believed that the boy is suffering from slight concussion of the brain.
 suit for S150 started
 Libby and Blnn of Hartford. through Attorney Kendall M. Pierce of this city, have started action 10 collect $50 damages from C. Go chic Of this city. The case is return able to the city court of Hartford on March f.
 Land and buildings of the dcfcn- dant on Sixth avenue have been at tachcd by Deputy sheriff Joseph W. Harding.
 Rudolph Miller Estate
 According 10 papers filed at tho office ot the city clerk this morning. an undivided one-scvcnth interest in the estate Of the late Rudolph Miller has been given to each Of four sons and three daughters. They arc Jo- scph. Andrew. Michael and John Miller, and Katherine and Dorothy Miller and Anna Duquette.
 senior Glass Dance
 The Bristol High school senior class dance and card party will take ,1t yt ' In hir,I, tomorrow night at & o'clock. It Is arranged so that those who can not dance may play cards at one end of the gym, while dancing will take place on the gym surface
 Meeting of Stockholders
 \ meeting of the stockholders Of the defunct City Deposit and Dis count Co. will be held al the bank ins offices on school street tomor- row evening. It is expected that the question of whether or not the bank will reOrganiZe will be brought up for discussion. Some Of the stock holders maintain that the business could be revived if it was placed un- der new management. \ meeting held last Tuesday was adjourned un- til tomorrow to enable the bank commissioners 10 report on their findings. The institution is now in the hands Of the Bristol Trust Co
 To Finish Wednesday
 The drive for funds for the Bris- tol Community chest will be brought 10 close on Wednesday evening, when, it is anticipated, the quota of S9i,50o will have been procured. 1t was announced Saturday that the weeks drive had ncttcd S6@.6a9. which is about two-thirds ot the amount desired. Five local institu- lions benefit from the drive each year.
 Whic>illc Homo Destroyed
 \ onc-famlly house in the town of Whlgvillc owned and occupied by Edward l.. Narr was completely de- molished by fire yesterday morning at about S:5O o'clock. Squad X and Company No. Of the local fire de partmCnt were summoned 10 the scene but, because Of the muddy condition Of the road, did not arrive until il was too late to save any thing. According 10 the fircmcn, one of the Marr family was heating oil over the fire Of stove when the