New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
HAD H0OCH IN CAR,
 PAYS FINE OF $50
Similar Penalty Imposed on
 Driver for ''Cuttins h"
TWO AUTOS OVERTURNED

ed-Alarrase License Record Brok-
 cn--Chautauqua Here Next Month -fish and Game Club To Be Or
 ganizcd.
 William Burton Of Laurel street was fined $50 and coz 7 ny Judge Jo- seph NJ. Donovan ,t the police court session this morning on charges of violation Of the motor vehicle law. He was arrested last night after colliding with another machine on School street and quantity Of mtoxiCant was dis- covered in his u;dchIne.
 1 Joseph Zarneski Of TerryNille wa> fined S5o and costs on motor law vio- 1 Iation charges as the result of an ac- : cident on June on Park street. when it was alleged that he "cut in" on i Chester MolenoviCh of this city. caus- 1 ing the latter to mount the curb and i strike young George Bacquant of 4cN Divinity street. Earn, skis car con- iinued into a house and knocked off the steps, Molenoyich's machine had . broken wheel and the younCster, i RacGuant, suffered a bad gash in his 1 head.
 Autos Collide
 Motor cars driven by Mrs. E,a Chabot Of South Deerfeld, Mass, and i Glenn Sperry Of Battle street collided ] yesterday morning at the service mems monument on tho Memorial boulevard. Sperry's machine had front wheel broken while the Chahot machine suffered broken mudeuard. Cars o,erturn
 i ONerturning Of both machines took place al : o'clock this morning when ! motor cars driven hy Lester Fox and l Nelson Spring. both of Pennington avenue crashed at the corner Of Farm ington and Stafford avenues Neither i driver was injured, but Amos C. Spring, father Of Nelson Spring, re- 1 ceiNed a bad cnt in the head. After being given medical attendance, he | was removed ia his home. lnvestiga. i ton of the accident has been started , hy the police.
 Engagement Announcel Announcement has been made nf the engagement of Miss Josephine l Willard of rittsfeld. Mass, and Se- lectmnn Leigh n. Minor Miss Mil Hard has taught al the south Chip. pshs Hill school for the last year. The wedding will take place in the fall
 Marriage Record Broken i Marriage license record for June at the city clerks office have been brok- on by total of 3 rcrmits issued to date. Heretofore the largest number issued for ono month was 2S licenses Eight licenses were issued Saturday. giving that day a record with the largest daily number prior 10 Satur- day was five permits.
 1 thautauuua Plans Ready
 Completion Of the plans for tho An- ! nual chautauaua ai Federal liill green next month has been announced. X bigger and better progfaCn Is prom iscd for inc event which has become popular locally. In addition to the ! regular program, entertainment fea- lures for the ,irtInr people have been planned hy the local committee. New Departure Take Two
 Playing whirlBind ball. The New Departures won both games of the week -cnd encounter with the Meriden nine or the state league after the Sil- yer City players had contested every foot Of the way. The first game. played at Muasy Field, on Saturday. was decided by q sc Te of 6 to 2 for inc locals. Moore. playing for the New Departures, brought thc fans To their feet by home run. knoriire the han over Ccntctncld fence into Rockwell park.
 The iucgis kept up inc winning streak on sunday hy defeating Meri- den in that place l'y score of to x. Fish and same t1nb
 Organization Of local Hsh and game club viil be discusscd st A meeting of local sportsmcn on Tues day night in the rify court room. when State Fish and Game Commis- sioner John W Ttcomb will be inc speaker. To former years, a success ful fish and game club flout1shcd among a small group Of local men. tm this organization gradually died out so tnat for some lime, no Ciub has hern i0 existence. Tn" present plans include tho erection or riBb- house and Inc stockinr of pond fo rro,idp plenty of sport for the mem b,rs About 50 mn have siEnifed their intentions of becoming members of inc club at oucp SO that the or- sanitation can get away to q good uar.
 Water iioard Ecpurt
 Thr total amount or bills reudcrrd for water during ths north of May Vas s4.7i@.44. .s12.52 more than May Issa. Biils fer water remaining umJaiJ June amounted to S9s6.5T. and idlIs for crb don" by the department amounted fo S41is.4s. the larger part CT iafs irrine for street extensions.
 Tho uormal precipitation for the month of Msy al the government weather station in Hartford was S.j4 inches At resert oir number in liar NinEton the rainfall aas 4ss inches. At Hartford n was 2fU inches. The accumulated deficit since December i. 1928 at reservoir number is inches.
 June I7 ail reservoirs were full with the exception ot number which was down i I-2 inches.
 Under date Of June 13 the chemists reported ''The numbers Of bacteria are grite l0u at this lime and no nb- tertiUnabic types were found in len rnIiir ceniimetcr volumes of The water tested. The supply from a Iacterioiug- icai standpoint appears to is in excei- frni condition nt the preseni time "
 The ateraKe daily consumption during Mag Nas i.sgs aao gallons. IaHs submitted Tor approval amount fg ISIS Sss.Is. siG.-5U. 60 l,ting iuter~rf