New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
AUTO DRIVERS ARE
 FINED IN COURT
Justice Prior Finds Two Guilty Of
 Violating Rules Of Road
WINNERS OF EVENTS NAMED
Episeapaiians To select Rector - E Court Trials Tonight - Registrars
 To He In session-Cia,ton Funeral
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 Justice Edward r, Prior in the town court last evening, imposed fines on two automobile drivers arrested for slight collisions over the week end. on charges Of refusing 10 aocede inc right of way and violations of the rules of the road, Roth drivers were fIln automobiles which eollided with others and testimony introduced tended 10 show that they were in the wrong,
 Antonio Lastre of New Britain was fined si0 and costs. Grand Juror William Foran, who prosecuted the case brought out that his auton obile had colllded with another driven by William Miller of New Britain at the corner of West Main street and For ostville avenue, Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock. The cause Of the ac- eident was shown 10 be that l.astre failed 10 recognize the law with re- gard 10 tho right Of way. He was ar- rested by Deputy Sheriff F. ". Fur rey.
 Conner Johnson Of Forestville was fined also sl0 and costs for violation Of the rules Of the road. He was ar rested by Pliceman Daniel Emory Saturday afternoon after his automo- bile had crashed into the machine Of William Curtiss Of Chester. Mass, at the intersection Of Cook street and New Britain avenue. Grand Juror Foran presented the facts for the state.
 Results of Events
 | The annual outing Of tho Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, held yesterday at savin Rock, was one Of the most suc- cessfu in the history of the concern. A total of Gil were present at the dinner given at the resort and large numbers viewed the athletic events which were run off in the afternoon.
 The results of tEe athletic activities of those who competed are as follows: Mems events. 100 yard dash--first, Livingston: second I.emeris. Running broad jump--H. EWald; standing broad iump-Waite: three-legged race -Ewald and Hiltpold. and fat mans race-Hiltpold. Girls events--potato race Miss Hartford; three-lcgged race-Nlisses Hartford and Renfret; S0-yard dash-~first, Josephine DiAn- gelo; second, Josephine Devano. Ball throwing contest--Miss Amigon.
 A special event of 50 yards for the men was run off owing to a dispute and this was won by Stevenson. Prizes for the events. were awarded by the company. The outing returned to Plainville last evening in high spirits To Vote On Rector
 | The adjourned parish meeting, of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour will be reconvened Thursday evening at s o'clock in the parish house. The report of the nominating committee appointed to select new rector will be read, and action will be taken on it. Every legal voting member Of the parish should be present because of the importance Of the subject under discussion. Several ministers have been interviewed by the committee and a selection will probably be made tonight.
 Court Trials Tonight
 Two cases are scheduled to come up in the town police court before Jus tice Merritt c. Ryder this evening at o'clock when Duffy Gnazzo will be tried on charge of interfering with an officer He was arrested the other night when he interfered with Deputy Sheriff Furrey while the latter was arresting Duffy's brother Attorney Charles F. Conlon will appear for the defendant.
 The other case is 8 postponed one of an automobile driver who broke the East Main street railroad gates. This has been adjourned for over month.
 Registrars To Be In Session
 Registrars of Voters Joseph N. Me- kernan and Peter r. Duffy, will be in session again this coming Friday in the town hall from 1 2 o'clock noon, to end choose their preference for the purpose of registering voters on the l party caucus lists. All those who | wish to have a voice in the caucus should appear before the registrars and choose their preference for the l parties. This will allow them to vote | for candidates at the annual party | caucuses which will take place next | month.
 Clayton Funeral Today
 The funeral Of Florence Mildred Clayton, three year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond H. Clayton of | 15 Pine street, was held this after i noon at 2:S0 o'clock from the under taking parlors of w. 4. Bailey & Co.,. l on Broad street and burial was in West cemetery.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The Knights of Washington of the | Episcopal church will hold an fec | cream social on the church lawn to- | morrow evening starting at 7:30 p. m. Tickets are on sale for the event and | may be procured from members of | the companies,
 Has Dog in Pound
 log warden Philip Marine has a small tan-colored female dog In the | local pound which was picked up in the streets yesterday. The dog has a collar but no tag. The owner may have the animal by applying to the | dog warden.
 American Legion Meeting
 Brock Barnes post, American Le- | zion held regular meeting last l evening in the post rooms on Whiting | street and plans were outlined for the | participation in the state convention to be held in Torrington August 2S. ! 20 and 30. The members will be able | to have their post caps in a few weeks l and may secure them at the rooms. Transportation to Torrington for the | convention is being arranged and will l | by either automobile or auto bus. i This will be decided later.