New Britain herald., 1923-12-11

state. He was arrested early Sunday morning after he had driven his au. tom obile on the sidewalk in front o1 Neri's block William Cunningham Of Terryville. arrested with him or the charge of drunkenness. was fined s5 and costs after he had pleaded guilty to the charge. It was erro' neonsly stated that Cunningham was arrested for driving while under the influence of liquor.
 Sancisco Perrini Of Bristol drew q fine of s25 and costs on each of twc counts of driving an automobile with improper brakes and driving without an operators license. He pleaded guilty to these charges and a third charge of reckless driving against him was nolled. He was arrested Sunday evening following a crash be- tween his automobile and another which was making the turn from Whiting street into West Main street.
 These three cases constituted the docket which was built up by ar- rests by Patrolman E. W. Furrey over the week end and have been the first auto accidents to end in a court trial in several weeks. The three men tried yesterday paid their fines.
 "Y'' Group Meets.
 There will be a special meeting of the Plainyille group of the Hartford county Y. NJ. c. A. this evening in the Methodist parish house. A num- Der of new candidates will be in itiated into the group. 4 regular meeting of the group will also be held in the undertaking parlors of W. A. Bailey S Co, at 7:30 o'clock to talk over plans for the formation of a basketball team here. Anyone interested in the group or the work being carried on may attend the regular session. but the special ses- sion is closed to members only.
 Moman's Federation Notes.
 The Woman's Federation of the Con gregational church will hold the last supper of the season in the church parors Thursday. Chicken pie will be served and it is expected that the entire membership as well as a large number of friends will be on hand to enjoy the festivities. An program for the evening has been prepared. The federation following the annual meeting last is planning a very active season this year and committees for The various affairs will be named soon.
 Child Breaks Collarbonc
 Anthony Meff. son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Meff of Whiting street, suffered a broken eollarbone when he fell while playing in the yard of the Plain vile Grammar school this morning. His playmates stated that he had tripped and fell with great force in the yard, He was carried to the office of Dr. ]. N. Bull, where the broken memh her was set and the child was re owed to the New Britain General hospital
 DiSlocates Shoulder
 Mrs. Martha Shanahan Of Southing- ton, an employe of the Trumbull Elec- tric Co, dislocatod her shoulder in fall at the factory yesterday. She was coming out of the door when she missed her step and fell to the pave ment. the force of the fall pulling out the bone. shc was attended by Dr. ]. N. Bull who reset the limb for her
 p,thian sisters Annual
 Pythian Temple, No. go, Pythian Sisters, will hold the annual meeting in odd Fellows hall Wednesday even ing. officers for the coming year will be nominated and elected and a class of candidates will be initiated. The meeting will start promptly at s o'clock
 plainviIIe Man Jailed
 Carmine Matteo Of 35 Broad street was fined s1O and costs and sentenced -o five days in jail in the Bristol po- ice court yesterday by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on the charge of opera ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor.
 Return From Honeymoon
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph r. Glynn have | from their honeymoon trip | o New York, Atlantic City and Wash i ngton, D. c, and have taken up their | 'esidenue at 5s Pierce street.
 Attend Funeral X large number of Plainville people Lttended the funeral yesterday Of | fred N. Zimmerman who was killed n New Britain Saturday ngiht. He vas employed as head electrician at he standard Steel A Bearing Co.
 Plain.iiie Briefs.
 John Guiden, retiring commander of 'rock Barnes post, American Legion. x reported to be resting comfortably t his home on West Main street.
 There will be rehearsal of the hoir of the church Of Our Lady Of iercy in the church this evening at .30 o'clock. Professor James Ora am will direct the Christmas music Carl Emmet Of the Cooke garage s visiting at his former home in Nashville Tenn.
 Lost-Bone broach on Elm Court 1T vicinity Reward if returned to Hrs. John Nelson, 59 East street. dxt. ii Lost-Thursday night, tortoise shell Iasses in brown leather case between 'lainxflle factory and PlainyilIe end { f Bristol car line. Return 10 Ryder's tore.-adyt.
 Visit our toy department. Plain- | file Engineering < Supply Co.-Adv. {
 JUDGMENT FOR S55g. Judge B. W. Alling in the city i ,urt has awarded Judgment for Lud- ig stsinke to recover damages of 55s.s2 and costs Of s46.30 in a suit ( gainst Adam Freiheit. William Nj. reenstein represented the plaintiff.