The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-07
NEW YORK MOTORGYGLISTS
 TAKE SPILL IN STRATFORD
xnEster Rescues Lake Company Em- paoEes AdEift Tn Boat-Trolley Car RowaIes Tined For Assau1ting
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 stratford. July 7-speeding along at a rate Of 70 miles an hour, Alfred 11ewburz and John DarEan. notorcy- sand in front of the Oronoque post of fee Saturday and were hurled from their machines as they were brought ,Eudden1y to a stop That they were not killed instantly is a mystery to all who saw the accident The men mnareg and didn't notice the sand ahead of them as they were speeding along The Derby turnpike.
 The fact that the men on being ] thrown com their machines landed f- 4f,et esasrnsav road instead of upon the macadm accounts for the fact that they were not seriously injured. They Erere pretty well shaken up however and spent an hour in nearby farm lzauuse recuperztfng from the effects of their e'spf1l.' before proceeding on their way
 LAIsTER TO THE RESCUE
 Herbert Latster, the local carpenter and motor boat enthusiast picked up five men in a. launch belonging to the Lake Torpedo Boat company of Bridge Bort after they had dr1fted helpless in the sound off the mouth of the Housatonlc for three hours Saturday The five men were out for an after noon q E8ll on the WELLGT D4L LDC1I esIl- sine broke down leaving them at the mercy Of the wind and the waves. L.afsfer's boat was the only one which Happened along and noting the mems rfEna1s of distress he came up to nANsr disabled craft and lowed them fat0 shore
 TOWN COURT CASES
 Tn che stratford town court satur- day Judge Charles H. Peck fined Ed T7N,Tc m fray- enness Charles Seamon arrested for having the muffIer open on his auto mobile failed to appear for trial and his bond was declared forfeited.
 GANGSTERS FINED
 It Is probable that from now on there will be less -rough-housing'' on 4he late cars returning from the Mil- ford beaches to Bridgeport. Two of i1he young rowdies who make a prac- sHtre or coming back from the beach, always with their gangs with them were made an example of when they were handed their just desserts in the Serzteord court Saturday Justice Louis Policy fined them s6 and costs Cx16-s1 eachl as a result of a beating up which they gave a conductor on enc of the late cars Friday night
 Ever since the beaches opened for Ghe season. these young rough-neef1s' Rave been making life miserable for
 
 respecting passengers on the trolley cars. The members Of the Arrow ganE. and a. ha1f-dozen other Bridge bort gangs, go out to the beach, get bust drunk enough to feel like fight knd, returning on the late cars, insult be women passengers with their vile knd obscene talk. confident that no single passenger will be fooIish enough fo take them in hand while they are nen or twenty strong in numbers
 Friday night two young Bridge portens. James Sullivan and Walter 1fcGran. refused to pay their fare on the trolley car and when the conduc- tor insisted that they do so they grabbed him. threw him across a seat with the help Of some of their friends and holding him pinned to the seat, began to beat him for all they were worth
 A couple of young stratford men in tcrfered however and the Bradgeporters were forced to desist- Someone tele- pEoned to the Center and when the trolley car arrived there State Police man Rowe H Wheeler and several mediately placed Sullivan and Mo. Gran under arrest. One of the other members of their gang who did not rucognize State Policeman Wheeler as an officer of the law, fnterfered, and Na@ also placed under arrest. He wM-@ nis name as John Dos" Bonds or s20 for the appearance in court of The young gangsters. were posted. Sullivan and 1cGran appeared and ware fined but John Doe forfeited hEe go bond evidently ashamed toI have his identity disclosed.
 MUNsoN-WILKEs
 me euEaEement of Miss Bertha wilkes and Raymond Munson of stxatford has just beer announced. Nsn Twsns aa aRa as tka usil-lEIsosn