New Britain herald., 1930-09-22

though X-ray pictures have not as yet been taken.
 Ingraham Returns Home
 William S. Ingraham. aged vice president of the North Side Bank and Trust company. treasurer and general manager of the E. Ingta- ham Clock company and a member of the board of fire commissioners. who has been under observation at the Hartford hospital for arteriaI hardening. has returned to his resi- dence here. He is 73.
 Will Hear Case Tomorrow
 Details of the accident in which Michael Cornish of Plantsville sus- tained lacerations about the face when an automobile he was driving struck A trolley car in charge of Motorman John Woodward and Conductor Harry shupp at the in tersection of Divinity and Park streets, near the western entrance to Rockwell park, last night, will be heard by Prosecutor Anthony J. klch tomorrow morning when Corn ish will be discharged from the Bristol hospital. The man was op- erating car belonging to Joseph P Francis of Marion.
 Losses Reported to Police
 Harold L. LeCain of 90 Barnes street reported the loss of storage battery from his automobile, to the police this morning. He said that it was stolen some time last night.
 Mrs. Giocchino DiLeo of 384 Park street reported to police this morn ing that her sons bicycle was stolen as 1t was parked in the vicinity of the Cameo theater on Main street some time during the early part of last night.
 Investigations are being con- ducted.
 Teachers Condition "Goodv
 The condition of Miss Rachel Fuller. high school teacher of 1 Trenton, N. J., who was pairfully hurt at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morn- ing when she fell and struck her head on table in Fuller's restau- rant in the rear of the Bristol post office building on Main street, was reported by Bristol hospital authori- ties this morning to be good" The young woman was taken to the local institution after she had been treat ed by Dr. Robert J. Boyle, who took several stitches in a gash on her l forehead.
 Miss Fuller was taken to the hos pital for observation, as it was at flrst feared that she had suffered q fractured skull. Miss Fife Simp- son, superintendent of the hospital. asserted this morning that the woman had sustained a cut on the mead, scalp bruises, and a cut over her forehead. She said that, all though the patient was bruised and sore, she was resting comfortably.
 Miss Fuller was paying a visit to her sister, Mrs Harriet L. Fuller. proprietress of the restaurant. when the accident happened. According to reports, she walked into the kitchen to speak to & waitress when she stepped upon 8 milk bottle. lost her balance and fell against a table. Dr. Boyle was imm ediately called for treatment.
 Confuesion Explained by Ryan
 Because Of the fact that many To- cal residents have complained of the permission of dogs to roam about the streets of the city during the quarantine, Dog Warden Joseph E, Ryan has issued an explanation which is expected 10 suffice to clear up confusion over the regulations provided in the ban which became effective last Friday. He explains that animals immunized with serum against rabies. the guarantee of which is contained in a tag attached to all inoculated canines, may be easily detected. Only dogs bearing the little white tags may venture into the streets. All others must be kept leashed until the ban is lifted by the state board on domestic animals.
 DOB Warden Ryan issued many warnings over the weekend to dog owners to keep their pets tied up or suffer the fine of mot more thar, s100,' as provided by law. This week he says, the owners of all loose dogs will be arrested and arraigned be- fore the prosecuting attorney at DO. lice Headquarters.
 Locals Sink Plainville
 The Plainville High school eleyen proved to be no match for the Bris- tol High school gridmen at the To- cal athletic field on Memorial boule. ward Saturday afternoon, when the pigskinners Of Coach "Tommy'' Monahan won decisively by a tally Of 3S-e. The smoothly working local contingent, executing its plays in the manner of Coach Chick" Mee- hans New York universityites as taught locally by Coach Monahan, swept the visitors off their feet.
 "Obbie" Gurske. sophomore sem sation of the Bristol eleven. featured the game by making two touch downs, one following run of nearly 75 yards. This tall. slender schoolboy fumbled the ball in his hands for several yards after he smashed off right tackle, then hune onto 1t tightly until he had crossed the fnal stripe. being assisted ma terially during the sprint by inter. ferers Roy Curtiss. another Mona.
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