New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
PainviM Mews
DROPPED A TOKEN,
 STARTED A FIGHT New Britain Man Fined for
 Breach of the Peace C. 0. P. CAUCUS TONIGHT

HA-A iniHNuie DeIeatS New Britain
 Team By Heavy score-F. j. Hal.
 lock Suffers Serious Injury While Working Tearing Down Factory. Joseph Puccirane Of 154 Myrtle street, New Britain, went on the war path at s:30 o'clock or shortly before that time last night and after threat ening to cleanup the crew on the trolley car at Central Square. had his gang Of five followers try a similar stunt at Collins restaurant nearby with the result that Joseph was lock ed up and tried before Judge Edward P. Prior this morning The rest of the gang. seeing their leader arrest ed. cooled down bit and their lust and ardor for blood faded away as rapidly as 1t arose.
 Joseph was fined $ and costs for breach of the peace and the same fine for drunkenness. Prosecutor Will liam J. Foran recommended the court ito show leniency to the accused in view of the fact that he was married and has six children. The prosecutor said that he knew the man person. ally and that he had worked for him at times. Judge Prior gave Joseph a warning not to repeat his Cleanup acts and said in case he should be brought before him again on that charge, he would impose a jail sen tence.
 1 The trouble started when Joseph dropped token after Conductor Neil l Donnelly of New Britain, operating the Plainville- New Britain car, hand ed some to him. Joseph is said to nave demanded the conductor to find
 token which had fallen out of his
 land and rolled under the sea. Con-
 luctor Donnelly had no such ideas
 e told Josepha with the result that
 he latter started to use abusive
 lnguage. There were 45 persons in
 he car and Conductor Donnelly yarned Joseph to keep still. He be- anne more abusive, however, and lotorman Robert Anderson came to ] ne aid of his partner and Patrolman Andrew Hogan was called and placed joseph under arrest.
 The friends of the arrested man rotested against his treatment and ollowed Donnelly into Collins res aurant and they started the wordy ,attle all over again. They called in )r. J. C. Tanner and asked him to investigate as to whether or not Jos ph was intoxicated.
 The doctor testified this morning in >ourt that his patient" was intoxi- cated.
 Conductor Donnelly had the names of James Beach of 136 West Main street and Irving Parker of 535 East 'treet, New Britain, as witnesses that Joseph was on the warpath when he entered the trolley car.
 Joseph admitted that he had been lrrested befor in New Britain.
 Hallock Injured
 w. J. Hallock wagon repairer and wood worker, suffered a painful in- Iry Saturday afternoon while tearing own his factory in the rear of thu. Russell Block on Central Square. Mir Hallock. with Ernest Farrar, black smith, who are moving their factory f1CIc Dy BltCS, NdS dt NOIh IrIllON- ng one of the heavy wooden beams when it fell and struck him on the eft side of the head. The girder al- nost tore his ear off and made deep rash on the cheek.
 Myron D. Rogers assisted Mir. Hal lock to the office of Dr. J. N. Bull who took five stitches in the ear and several more on the cheek. cord vas torn from under the ear and the member was hanging by a frail piece of flesh.
 Mir. Hallock was taken to his home ,fter being treated and today was able to be out upon the streets.
 Mir Hallock and MT. Tarrar were not able to secure the piece of land near the Colonial Hotel on East Main street for their new shop from the were therefore without prospects of q new location for their shop. Myron | Rogers however came to their rescue and offered them a piece of land in the rear of his bakery on Whiting street, next to his barns Here the plant will be erected.
 Platnyille Wins
 The All-Plainyile defeated the Tro- jans of New Britain at Rockwell's Field yesterday afternoon by the score of 12 to 6. The stars of the | clash were Berner. Green and Naa- |, man. Berner intercepted forward pass and ran so yards for touch | down with the interference in this play being perfect
 The Troians were a much heavier team than the local players but bet ter team work on the part of the An-Painville team counted. The team will meet for practice tonight at Trumbulrs Field lot as Unionville will be the next one to meet next Sun day. new coach has been secured | to train the players
 Union A. C. Meeting
 There will be a meeting of the Union Athletic Club this Friday eve hing at the Methodist church parish house at the corner of Church and Broad streets. All members have been urged to attand as J. s. Roswell, own- pr of the Service station on West Main street will give a demonstration of radio work and the handling of the various instruments.
 G. Q. F. Caucus Tonight
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