New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERATI. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1928 == ¢ ously hurt. A fourth man who is| Witness Says Car Was Specding ’ I said to have been in the automobile,| An eye-witness whose name the bty fled the scene. | police refused to divulge, stated that Dragone was at the wheel of the | Dragone's car came down the hill at car and was driving down the hill [a terrific rate of speed. Without WEEK'ENI] REE“RI] from Meriden into Milldale. The |warning it crashed into the fence, — night w ry fogi ddenly the |leaped across the road, hit the Mer- ===STCRE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 44 50¢ , 65c Fancy and Plain Women's Silk Lisle Men’s VESTS AND L FULL FASHIONED BLOOMERS -nr.-m%m_ HOSE Sizes 36 to 44 NE BR'TAlN S SH pp'NG CENTER. ! Seamless Foot m 39¢ 3 ..%1 CASH YOUR FACTORY PAY CHEC 44c car swerved, struck of state highway |iden car and then hit the fence (Continued from First Page) fence, bordering the road, smashed |again. Policeman Santy placed Dragone, driver of the New Britain car, under |arrest on a reckless driving charge and a Meriden policeman was sta- |tioned at the hospital to take him |to Southington for trial when his | condition will allow his removal. | Body Brought Home Heslin was the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Cornelius and Anna (Griffin) drinking liquor which they purchas- ed on Front street, Hartford. They intended to go to Bristol, according | to Smith, although South Main street leads to Berlin. While at- tempting to pass another car at a A high rate of speed, according to the | | police, Smith lost control of the ma- | chine and a sudden application of | pair. the brakes caused it to skid over to | Heslin, ody was taken to his [ the west side of the street, where it | home ye day meorning by M. J. came to a stop against the pole. Kenney Co., undertakers. Frarcis Skelly, son of the late Po- wrviving him besides his parents liceman James Skelly, whe was mur- three rs, Mrs. James Moly- 7 > White of 42 Trinity drove | iheth R. Heslin: and five broth- Bhackett and his wife to the hos- pital. Mrs. Shackett was hyster and spent a very uncomfort “ night, her injuries causing her siderable pain and nervousn left elbow was injured and fered a leceration above th eye and two slight body [ She was notified today band's death. | The local police learned today | that Shackett was received at state's prison, Wethersfield, on Ja 12, RAYMOND HESLIN, [ morrow m homas . Heslin, Stephen A. in, Harold H. Heslin, Griffin E. {Heslin of New Britain and John G. Heslin of California. | He was employed as truck driver © P. & ¥. Corbin division of the rican Hardware Corp. He was ucated in this city, having been uated from St. Joseph's parochi- hool. He had been a member 's parish in recent years. will be held to- Today is July 2, the day when the “please remits” and the “post dues” come to your mail box, But from Raphael’s . . . because RAPHAEL'S SELLS FOR CASH ONLY . . . SO NO ONE)OIS IBL'l B%ng’lgo'rl“loe RAPHAEL'S. Prices are always lower at Raphael’s bezause WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH This is the store of the thrifty, of those who pay as they go. : f her hus- | " A ning at 10 o'clock at St. 1921, from Windham county, on the | Mary's chureh. Burial will be in St. charge of burglary, and was paroled down 1wo fence pos ted Mary's cemetery. in May, 1926, [into a car which v | S S H T Mrs. Shacett was placed under |hill. 1t then bour 9 | ® arrest at the hospital n\'\ten.nl}"l‘-’h' side of the road, 3 “TABS CORPS wms PRIZES witness. It is expected that she will | fenee again and turned over on its | 3 be able to leave the hospital this | side. | AR 4 week, In the car which was struck by Fifers and Drummers Win Highest - Harold Stack of 122 Mill street, |the New Britain man's car wer i q % whose car the death mac Louis Muli of Meviden, owner and | Trophy for Playing at Westerly, Just before the impact with the pole, |driver, Joseph Letkowski of (ot- | 5 . H told the police Smith appeared to |tage strect, Stanloy Lease of 24 vep., R- l—Major Sullivan Gets Gold l > lose control of the machine when | eran strect and 1 Michalski of | Medal. ; A the rear wheels caught in the trol- |32 Veteran strec 1 of M | i T ley tracks. at first denied to | Letkowski was t n to the Mer | A silver cup, first prize for playing, T J 0 I ] Sergeant Flynn that he had been |hospital for t nent for minor in- | in competition with corps from Rhode ues ay n y! Tuesda on, (4 3 driving, but 4 that his | juries consist ns and | Island, Massachusetts au? %ov:mu{i y y. denial was merely empt to ! mult s awarded the Y. M. T. A. an : . . Y P o & &% Blace the blams on Shackett, . The and Drum band of this city, Another Sh]pment ar, which was registered in Mrs. o police at Westerly, R I The ’- L Shackett’s name, was badly dem- | notified of the acei ¢ under the auspices of Mv 0 S I T il e e omen's On Sale Tomorrow | Women's #1:¢ Death of Raymond Heslin oy went to 1he scens Con The major of the aymond Heslin, aged 27 vears. | by picked up the inj men and corps, William J. Sullivan, was P t] 8 30 ! o e Rl S B e B S romptly at &: ; jured and Daniel Dragone of 25| with them. 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