The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-24
TORRINCTON
ARREST MAN WHO
 CREATED RUMPUS
Held on Two Charges Truck Passes Over
 Mans Foot

Angelo DeDominic. aged s., Of 56 Donahue place was arra!gned befAre Judge David Cramer in the city court yesterday morning charged with breach of the peace and resisting an officer. He plead cd not guilty and the case was continued until to-day He was released in bonds Of 5000.
 DeDominic is alleged 10 have been involved in row with hls family, one of whom summoned the police at 1:2J yesterday morn ing 10 his house on Donahue ave nus.
 Patrolman Walter Manley and Oficer William Wittey responded DsDominic is alleged to have re- sisted Onicer Manley. A Jackknife he is alleged to have held in his hand was taken from him and he was handcuffed and was escorted to the lookup at the city hall.
 peDominlc is the man who at tacked Dr w. J. Hogan with 4 rszer slashing him twice across the face. in May 1918. He vas tried in the superior court for thls offense and sentenced on February l3, 1913, to from one 10 three years In state prison,
 Foot Injured by Truck
 Martin Collins of BurrWlle, en- gagged in delivering milk for the PurrviIe Dairy company. ttepped from the running board of a milk truck on North Elm street yester- day morning and one of the wheels of the truck went over his foot, crushing IL painfully.
 He was removed to th" Char lotte Hungerford hospital The truck vas proceeding slowly at the time. Hugo GalllCia "as driV- ing.
 Funeral of J. B. Cummings
 The funeral of James Bray Cummings, old resident of Tor rington, vas held from his late home at 58 Mason etrcet al a:lj yesterday morning and from St Francis church at :. 4 solemn high mass of requiem was cele- brated by the Rev John W. Fay with the Rev John J. Foley aa deacon and the Rev William J, Banning as sub-deacon.
 As the body was borne into inc church Miss Mary II. Burns sang "Beautlful Land on High" and during the ofrcrtory Pie Jesu." Az the body vas borne out Of the church following the mass, Mrr Thomas Dillon sang Farewell Miss Julia Carroll was al the or gan. ,. .., The honorary pallbcarors were Timothy M. Burns, Timothy Car
 htY C. kernin, James J. Farley, ST. John NJ. McGuiness and Thomas J Carroll. .,,, The active bearers. Owen O'Nril Patrick II. Gleason, Mlchae owens. Jeremiah Humphrics' MI chael Conway and J. r. CaVan auBh. There wag also an honorary off cial delegation of four from Cour' Washington, Forcstcrs Of America of which MT Cummings was charter member. These four were Charles r. Kcrsch, George Mt chell, George l.. BoWcrman aht John Driscoll.
 Burial was in the family plo in the old St Francis cemetery.
 Brcyctics
 Miss Helen LitWin is epcndini several days at Short Beach as guest of Miss Mary Hungerford.
 MT and Mrs Frank Basso arc spending a week in Maine and tho White Mountains.
 Miss Dorothy Moore Of Soutf Main street has entered the Hart ford academy hairdresAing school where she will take full course in beauty culture and hairdressing
 Charles A. Klano, Torrlngtor realtor and steamship ticket agen and a party of Torrington people are enjoying a cruise on the show boat s. s. Belganland. MT Riano through whose agency tickets ma! be obtained for these trips is al fecting the cruise.
 A son. Joseph. was born yester day morning to Mir and Mrs Johr Barbieri of 87 Franklin street.