The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-09

Joseph La Rosa, 47, of 35 Lois street, who is at present in the Hartford County jail for the fatal shooting of Andrew Ronzello in a street car last Saturday, will be brought back to Bristol Monday morning to be arraigned in police court on a charge of murder. LaRosa shot Ronzello twice In the abdomen in Plainville- Bris- tol bound trolley following a heat ed argument in which over 30 pas sengers were thrown into a con- fusion and died In the Bristol hos pital Thursday morning following | @ relapse.
 Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich stated last evening that while there was possibility of the man being taken into the superior court on a bench warrant, he believed that LaRosa would be returned here.
 The shooting was the result of fued of long standing between the men over the alleged attentions or LaRosa's wife.
 Both men were arrested about month ago when Ronzello was given six months in jail but took l all appSAib VII o Siio' Sc VI '' S~~i. of the peace and misconduct and his case was listed to come up Tuesday in superior court. Funeral To-day The funeral of Andrew Ronzello, who was shot by Joseph LaRosa last Saturday was held this morn- ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs Santina Grandi, on South street, Bristol at 8:30 o'clock and at St Matthew's church in Forest vile, at g o'clock where high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev James J. Mcdonald. City League Games Four games will be played in the Bristol City basketball league, | Monday night with the first con- I test scheduled to get under way at ' o'clock with Clyde M. Waters of the central board of officials call Ing 'em. In the opening fracas the Horton five will meet Terryville Furniture; Browning Simmons Chukkers meet the Pioneers in the second battle and E. 1ngraham five which captured the gonfalon in 1880 will endeavor to score a win over the Maple Ends. To date, Farmers Feed and Supply are lead ing the loop.
 Rockies Practice
 The Forestville Rockies will hold a practice session in Firemens hall Monday evening under the direc- ton of Coach Mike Audiano. The suburbanites swamped the Phan- toms of Bristol last evening at the State Armory by 43-21 count with Kalat, Rasula, Stenstrom and Prokop scoring the majority of the points.
 | Merger Approved Merger approved at special meeting of the stockholders of the Bristol Trust company held yes- terday morning, in the banking house of the Bristol Trust com- pany, the merger agreement en- tered into the directors of the Bris- tol Trust company and the Amer ican Bank and Trust company whereby the sbanks are consolidat- ed, was approved. Tn 57 employees of the merged bank have been working consistently in bringing the accounts of the two banks to one uniform system which is near ly completed.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Petosa, of 39 Murray Road was held this morning at the home at 8:30 o. clock and at St Anthony's church at g o'clock, where high mass of requiem was celebrated.
 The funeral of Ebert Bunnell of Buckley avenue. Forestville, will be held this afternoon at 1:30 o. clock. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley cemetery.
 PietrO MaggipintO
 Pietro Maggipinto, S7. of Park street. died at his home Friday morning at o'clock. -
 The funeral will be held at St Anthony's church, Monday morn- ing at Q o'clock where high mass of requiem will. be celebrated. Bur- ial will be in the new St Joseph's cemetery with military honors.
 He was born at San Miche's Italy, on July 20. 1894. son of Jo. seph and Donata Bianco Maggi pinto. He came to this country and settled In Auburn. N. Y. He came to this city ten years ago and had been employed at the Wallace Barnes company. During the World War he served in the American Expedit!onar, forces for a term of two years. He Is survived by his wife ant two children, D0nata and Josepi Magsipinto Of this city; his fathe and q sister in Itaiyi and thre' brothers, Angelo of Windsor Locks. Daniel of Mount Vernon, N Y, and Nicholas of Buffalo, ". Y. Fifteen Deaths There were fifteen deaths TO corded In the office of Cify clerl Thomas B, Steel during the mont of Deesmb her, This amount is fa below normal,
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