New Britain herald., 1930-04-01

Mayor w. Raymond Crumb brought up the case of Supernumer- ary Quinlan first because. he as serted, it was different from the others. The suspended officer was a victim of circumstances" it was said. Quinlan, it was proven, did Eos have license to drive at the time of the SmaSh-up which led to ] his suspension. but he contended to the commissioners that orders had been given to him by superior officer to drive.
 The commissioners decided to | purchase an ice water cooler for the | police department at a cost of $175 It was reported that the department expended $l35 for ice during the past year.
 The 24 applicants for positions on the supcrnumerary force Of the de- paTmcnt will be summoned before | the board next Monday evening for f examination, it was decided, as the ! number of men on the current spe- cial force is very small and more are needed. The number has been i decreased during the past few months by promotions to the rcgu- J lar force.
 It was requested by Sergeant AL die Breault that penalties be pro- vided for drivers who persist in parking on restricted streets. The sergeant was asked to confer with Corporation Counsel Francis V. Tracy so that an ordinance to that effect could be drawn up.
 The commissioners voted to ob- tain the services of q man to care for the painting of lines restricting parking and showing the distance a car must park from fire hydrant for the coming summer months.
 Carl A. Kircheessner Carl A. kirchgessner, S5. of Al Fair street, FOrestvillc, a veteran of the World War; died at the govern . ment hospital in Tupper Lake, N. Y.. at $40 o'clock yesterday morning following an illness Of several months due to a disease which he contracted during the great conflict in France.
 He entered the Brooklyn Naval hospital on January for treatment of the disease with which he had be- come afflicted but was removed to the Tupper Lake institution two weeks ago. Members of his family had visited him over the past " eek end.
 MT. kirchgessncr was born in Ger many in April. 1895, the son of the late Joseph and Mrs. Anna Kirch- sessner, with whom he resided in orestvillc. He came to this country with his parents when only 9 child and settled in Forestville where he spent the remainder of his life save for the time he spent III the service of his country. He at tended the Forcstvillc public school and afterward worked for q period Of 10 years for the National Marine Lamp Co. He enlisted in the army when the war broke out, served with the ordnance department, and saw active service in France. | Surviving arc mother. Mrs. Anna kirchgessner; brother, Frank Kirchgessncr; and three sisters Misses Mary, Cecclia, and Helen klrchgessner, all of whom reside III Forestville.
 MT. kirchgessncr was member of Bell City aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles; of the Bristol lodge o Eiks; of Harold F. Emmett post Veterans of Foreign Wars: of Janc! McNamee chapter. Disabled Ameri , can Veterans of the World War: ant Of St. Matthews church of Forest vile
 Funeral services. although nc definite arrangements have yet beer made. will probably be held at St , Matthew's church in Forcstvillt Thursday morning. The body wa: expected to arrive in Bristol by trair today.
 Warranty Deed Filed
 X warranty decd filed at the offic, Of the city clerk this morning record land in South Park terrace froH William l.. Hart to Frank II. Saxton
 Funerals
 The body of George W. Ncubauc of 40 High street was brought to th
 city today and preparation for ser vices, which will be held in the Pros
 pect Methodist church chapel tomor TOW afternoon at o'clock. wer started. Intcrmcnt will be in the fam
 fly plot in West cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Annie Bator a6, of 9 Bethel street will take plac from St. Stanislaus' church tomorrow morning a o'clock. Burial will b in St. Joseph's new cemctery.' The funeral of Miss Elzabetl , Marshall Smith of Milford siste [ of the late Mrs. Charleton M. Wood 5 ford of this city. who died in Febru
 ary, was held from the undertaking
 parlors of George J. Smith and So E in Milford at c:30 o'clock this after , noon. Burial was in that village.
 Incorporation Papers Filed
 Papers recording the incorporatio I of the firm of Gerald LaFrancc an
 John r. Brennan, local plumbin r contractors. have been filed at tn 1 office of the secretary of state by At 0 torncy Francis Y. Tracy, it has bee . announced.
 , The incorporation has a capitt ;, stock of s50.000 with the sum of sS t, 900 paid in by the incorporators, wh 0 arc Jerry LaFrance. president; Ale c blade LaI'rancc. vice president: an l John I. Brennan, secretary trcasul c CT.
 n Police Beats Assigned : The following beats have been a' n signed to officers of the police dt . partmcnt and so into effect toda 6 South Side beat, Officer Arthur :