New Britain herald., 1915-07-24

tendance at the session tomorrow. Went After Mushrooms-Got Drunk.
 Mrs. Mary Yetupski of New Britain, and a woman friend, came to Plain villt yesterday looking for mushrooms They couldn't locate any and they were about to board a car for home when they met two men at the center. They were invited into hotel for a drink and when they left Mary was so drunk she couldn't walk. He com panions deserted her and Officer Ma rino picked her up in front of the Clarendon hotel and brought her to the lookup. The two men, whom she said were with her in the hotel, fol- lowed the officer and tried to get her released.
 One of them, Stanley Peroski an~ noyed the policeman to such an ex- tent that he also was given quarters in a cell.
 This morning the pair appeared be- fore Justice Condell Mrs. Yetupski to answer to the charge of drunkenness and Peroski to explain his actions. The woman entered a plea of guilty. She said she had only two drinks but her capacity is so limited that they made her drunk She admitted that she was arrested in New Britain for intoxication last Christmas and has srinea been on probation She has a husband and two children. On ac- count of her family Justice Condell let her off with a fine of $1 and costs. Officer Marine was delegated to &C., company her to her home in New Brit ain, she having explained that she had enough money in the house to pay her fine.
 Peroski denied that he had tried to interfere with the officer He ex- plained that he saw the woman in the hotel but he denied that he was with her or that he bought any drinks for her. When he saw the officer take her into custody he attempted to pur- suade him to release her, because he didn't like to see a woman arrested. He disclain1ed being acquainted with. her but he knew that she was of the same nationality as himself and he naturally synpathized with her. The accused said he had lived in New Britain for fifteen years and had never been arrested before He worked in the Corbin Cabinet Lock factory for ? years. He has a wife and four children. Justice Condell learned that the man bore good I AN' o''Nsi-'i clitd tlc SCdF I1l1Il. l. J. Birnhaum acted as interpreter for the pair.
 Autofst "Kncw His Rights Officer Marine had unique exper- I fence with an autoist with whom ne came in contact last evening. The l policeman had discovered the mans l machine standing at the center with 1 all front lights extinguished. When he suggested that the lamps be kep burning, he claims the autoist tolt 1 him he knew more about the law thar ] the officer did and could leave his cal l dark, except for the rear light, if h. cared to do so.
 The policeman claims he mad no in l tention of arresting the chap at tn time but when he learned that tn consideration he had showed was no appreciated, he ordered him to ap pear in court on Monday. The autois | defied him and said he had no inten l ton of coming back here for hear | ing as he had not violated any law. The number of his machine was SC l cured by Officer Marine and wa turned over today to Grand Juro Gwillim, who will probably issue warrant.
 License Suspended. Secretary of State Burns yesterday suspended indefinitely the auto oper. ator's license held by w. J. "Eph' Day of East Bristol.
 The action was taken at the, sug- gestion of Justice A. H. Con.1eTI be- fore whom Day was arraigned few days ago for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Day was fined $25 and costs.
 Brief Items.
 The Trumbull Electric company s plant will resume operations Monday after a weeks shut down.
 An open-air service will be held at the Advent Christian camp ground Sunday afternoon at 3:3o. Iiev. J. w. Denton will be the preacher. Ills subject will be, Our Hope Through Gods Abundant Mercy
 Mrs. S. A. Wheeler of Broad stree,, is spending a week with her sister Mrs. R. w. Merely of Morris Cove.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cuykendall of Binghamton, N. Y., are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Burton.
 The Misses Charlena Barnes and Hazel Smith left this afternoon for Boston where they will spend a yisi. of ten days.
 BOARDING.