New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
BUS TO WATERBURY,
 NOW IN OPERATION
Bristol and Brass City Linked by ksW Line
.sioo FOR DRUNKEN DRIVER
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 A bus line heiAfen this city and
 Waterbury, with officials Of the Wa
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 sponsors, Ass put into operation 10, day, liirhnuris ssrgler vii hs maln,
 iainti between Bristol and Water
 hury and connection Giii lee made
 here with the Bristol lo Hartford suburban irains,
 Rasses viii leave Prospect Park
 under the schedule arranged si ln
 minutes after every odd hour from T'ia past seven in the morning until
 s;ia every night, i.elurnins ihs husses Rill leave Waterbury every even hour, due in Bristol fafiy.hNe minutes later. The iusses will dis charge passengers al the railroad station and will he stationed en
 Prospect Park until leaving lime, The same schedule will be maintain od on Sundays
 ! The inauguration Of z bus line he- tween this city and Waterbury puts Ihs nttle town of Woleoii located nn inc hills south of this city on the man, The route taken by the husses is up Woicott street to Fall Noun tain, past ih' west side Of Cedar 1 Lake to Wolcot center. through 1 Bucks Hill to Waterbury green. Due 10 the fact that the bus line |. operating under charter secured 1 by the Green Line" trolley several years ago.. it was moi necessary to ! secure q new charter from the pub ! lie utilities commission. The char ter for trolley line between this city and Waterbury was granted Tn ioi6 when there was considerable agitation in Waterbury for extending a trolley line to this city. Plans were underway for the immediate construction Of the proposed trolley line when the war broke out. With the soaring costs created by the war. the plan for building the line was abandoned.
 While the new bus line does not travel over the state highway be- ] tween this city and Waterbury, the l route is direct and picturesque.
 The officers of the Green Line" | trolley who are interested in the , new bus line are president. Charie. H. Clark of MilIdalc: secretary, John ! H. Cassidy of Waterbury and treas urer. Richard. a.illiot' Of Waterbury.
 The timeiaM. calls for busscs 10 leave Waterbury at (, s, 10 and l2 o'clock in the morning, and 2, {, and s o'clock in the afternoon.
 Drunken Driver Heavily Fined
 John Ginsyanski Of Foresville. who collided with car driven by Roscoe l.. Sessions on the Com pounce Road on Saturday night was fined siOO and costs in the city this on the charges of reckless driving and driving a motor vehicle while under he influence of liquor. The accident occurred when Mir. Sessions was driving home from [. k Compounce. Gnsyanski rrashcd into the side of Mir. Ses- ;ion's car. Attorney Joseph F. Dut- on repdesentcd Giusyanski.
 Peo Carrs, who was arrested on saturday night for reckless driving, received fine of $25 and coses Tn he city court this morning.
 Howard Marvin. wno -..s arrested or operating q motor vehicle with ut license, was fined sln and 'osts
 Marriage Licenses Issued City Clerk Thomas R. Steele has ssued a marriage license to George r. Burn Of If Union street and Miss lose Cecelia Dardis of Is Pratt treet.
 A marriage license has also been saurd to Herman J. Castaldne Of Aa Burlington avenue and Miss ilNa A. Crockett of the same ad- |ress,
 Rain stops Game
 Rain interferred with the Man hester- New Departure state league cntest on Saturday at Muzzy field. Because of the rivalry between the incs, more than 1.o00 fans had 5gemb'od for the affray.
 "kitI,lic," nay Planned
 Plans are being completed tor the vents of "ltiAjies' bay a' Rock tell park on Wednesday, Aquatic vents at the l"soon will be featured though splcrdid program has lso been arranged for the play round. Prizes will be distributed Y Mrs. Albert r, Rockwell. wife of ark Commissioner A. r. Rockwell.
 Many Attend Celebration
 Lake Compounce was crowded on aturday night for the observance of {. Oroneo day by local Italian resi- ente. Tn addition to q concert by he Bristol Brass corporation band. II elaborate display of fireworks .as set oit
 Rain held of until t.? dispersing z the parade in the afternoon when he st. Oron.o scci,ty paraded with hc Nen Departure and Bristol Brass ands.
 r"istn, Briefs
 Arnold Sand-trom Of the Bristol ,rt. t.onal tonk is eujo"irg a two yceLs' vacation.
 John ]. Jennings of West street nd Tax Collector Francis E. Riley ave r turned from New London. ,here they spent the weekend.
 Francis Lipmtn. little daughter ot .Ir. and Mrs. David lipman of 102 Woodland street has returned from he Hartford hospital where she has cen treated for app ndicitis.
 Miss Helen Coughlin of Main