New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

nue at about 10 o'clock last night is being searched for by police. Though the police have no registration num- Der or other clue to work upon in the case. Sergeant Daniel McGili- cuddy today asserted that an arrest within short time was expected. Collins was badly lacerated about the shoulders in the crash, and the horse escaped with slight injuries. Both were thrown to the ground when the accident occurred.
 Collins, who has a small wooden shack in the woods and chops wood for a living, was proceeding toward his home with the wagon when the crashed into it and up- set it. The machines operator did not stop 10 ascertain whether Col llns was injured 1t is said.
 Bremen on Vacation
 The following members of the Bristol fire department are on their annual summer vacations: William Dutton and Edward Conlon, central house; Lieutenant Burke and John Bohan, fire house No. l; Captain Samuelson and William Cullen, fire house No. ?; Captain Brennan and Thomas Fitzpatrick, fire house No. ,; Lieutenant Lysaght and Frank Matthews, Welch house of For, st. vile.
 Will Build Runweys
 Runways measuring 1.200 feet in length and 50 feet in width will be constructed at Stephenson field. East Bristol, within a short time, it has been reported by officials of the air port.
 Funeral of Edward Sonstrocm
 The funeral of Edward Sonstrocm Of 16G West Washington street. For estyille. was held from the late home at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Serv- ices were held>at the German Evan gelical Lutheran church on Meadow street at o'clock, Rev. George Meyer officiating. Burial was in the family plot in West cemetery
 Nanonl Not Guilty
 John Nanoni and Clifford Bishop Of this city were arragned before Judge William J. Malone in ponhe court this morning on charges of larceny. Vanoni was found not guilty of the charge and judgment in his case was suspended, but BishoI. was sentenced 10 the county jail for 30 days.
 It was alleged that the pair stole fountain pens from Parsons garage at the lower end of Main street.
 NHssaI Sells Property
 Isaac S. Missal has sold land and on Collier avenue in Fan way manor to Edward and Caroline Marshall, a warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk today shows.
 Band at Great Harrington
 The New Departure band. reputed 10 he one of the best musical or ganizations in the New England states, will play for four days at the Great Harrington, Mass, fair grounds this week starting tomorrow The band left Bristol tfki for the Massachusetts city.
 D. A. V. to Meet Here
 The August meeting of the state Apartment, Dlsa bled American Vet 2rans of the World War, will be held at Judge William J. Malone's reservation at Pine Lake, Forestville, at the invitation of the judge. loyal supporter Of the organiza tion. 1t has been announced. No date for the meeting has been selected as vet.
 Golden Cross Picnic
 The annual outing and picnic Of the Compounce Order of the Golden Cross will be held at Lake Com bounce Thursday afternoon. The ex- oansive Compounce grove will be the scene of considerable activity in the ate afternoon. A supper will be served at o'clock, to be preceded oy the playing of games.
 Mrs. Emil Lanke
 Mrs. Emil Lanke, 51, of 60 Gridley treet, died this morning after q lingering illness. She was born in Germany, February 13. 1879. the laughter of Carl and Eva kemmeit Adams.
 She is survived by two daughters, .clia and Esther Lanke of Bristol funeral arrangements are incom-