New Britain herald., 1924-05-12
TWO ARRESTS AFTER . AUTOMOBILE CRASH Policeman Hogan Books Wesley
 Naaman and Joseph ColelIa
 HURT FIXING TAIL LIGHT
Fined For Breach Of the Pcacc-Town
 Plan Commission Hcaring-Numer- ous Arrests Over Week End-Tak- ing Parish Ccnsiis-BriefS,

ing Parish Ccnsts-Bricfs.
 Joseph Colella Of Peace Court and Wesley .Naaman of 2S Fierce street were arrested last evening about S:30 o'clock by Policeman Andrew Hogan following crash between two auto mobiles which they were driving at the corner of Whiting and Broad streets. Mrs. Gertrude Taylor of PlantsNills who was riding in the au- tomobile with Naaman was thrown out and escaped with having a tooth knocked out. Following an invest- gation Of the affair. Officer Hogan notified both drivers to appear in the local police court.
 Naaman was driving from Hroad street into Whiting street and Colella was coming in from the direction of Southington. Colells turned into Broad street. The left front wheel Of his automobile, which was tour ing car. struck the left front wheel Of the Saaman car. The front fender, wish bone and spring on the N.aman car were broken and practically the same damage was done 10 the other car
 In the automobile with Naaman were Miss Taylor in the front seat, John Nillardi Of Plainville and Miss Ida Miller of Southington, hut the force Of the impact was sufficient to throw only Miss Taylor into tho road where she struck on her face. Colel- la was accompanied by another man but neither of them was injured. Both drivers will be summoned to court.
 In Hospital After Crash.
 Waiter l.cClsire of West Cheshire was taken to the New Britain Gener- al hospital last evening suffering from injuries received when an automobile driven by Arthur klesfield Of Bristol struck him as he was fixing the tail light on his automobile. Tho accident happened on East Main street. Klee- field will be tried In the town court to- morrow.
 Although the fun extent of 1.e- rlaire's injuries is not known. h. snf- fered a fracture of the nose. injuries to his ribs. decorations about tho face and severe bruises. His condition is not regarded as serious.
 Fined in Police Court.
 Frank scheiblo of Plainville and Adolph Matulis of New Britain were fined & and costs each in the town court Saturday afternoon by Justice Edward ?. Prior on charges of breach of tho peace Additional charges Of assault were nolled. The men were arrested al the Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc. by Officer Andrew Ho- gan following an altercation there arising from an argument over work. Grand Juror William Koran presented the states case and scheible was rcp- resented by Attorney Charles r. Con lon Of plain,ille.
 Town Plan Hearing.
 The painvile town plan coInmis- son will hold a public hearing this evening in the town hall on tho pro. posed establishment Of 24 foot build ing and 15 foot veranda lines On Maple street. All those interested will be able to view map of the pro- posed lines and property owners are urged 10 attend.
 NunlrrDuS ArrcSts NaUc.
 The rlain'ille police were especisl- ly active over the weekend in arrest irE 1iolators Of fhe laws. saven eases to be tried in the police court have come to light.
 Nick rantelone and Tom Colone Of New Britain were arrested last eve ming by Deputy Sheriff F. W. rurrey on the New Britain road on charges Of drunkenness and breach Of the peace. The men were riding in an automobile which had been stopped because Of the lack of gas and whil, the driver went to get the uhere1ith- Al with which to start the car. the two men were placed under arrest. Neither Of them was driving.
 Daniel Harrison of Tlain1ille vas arrested last evening by Officer r.. W. {. Fnrrey on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was in g res taurant in the S"ri block v.hen the arrest was made. He became engaged in an argument which ended when he landed in tho lookup. He will be tried in the polic" court today.
 Drove Without Ii,ensc.
 Salvatore Paiatis was fined s1B and costs in inc town police court Satur- day evening br Justice William Gun on charge of driving sn au tomobile without license Charges or evasion after an accident were nolled. He was arrested Sunday. May {. after he had knocked down . boy riding a bicycle. He explained 10 the court that he had stopped hi. auto mobile soon after hitting the boy and had come back but inc boy had gone. He offered 10 buy 2 nsr bicycle and Grand Juror Forsn suggested noile Of the evasion charge.
 Taking Parish Census
 Rev. John r. Fay. pastor of inc rhrrch of Our Lady of Mercy. has started taking tho census If the par- ish. This is done annually and will \ about three or four weeks lime.
 Father Fay requests sIl children Eho are to make their first holy com in the church 10 attend fn- structions and Sunday school regular y from now on. 4 class will receive first communion on Pentecost Sunday The second Sunday in June. and ex- limitations viH probably be held in he near future.
 Altar Spicty Spfal
 Tho Altar society Of the church Of Dur Lady of Mercy will hold a card .arty and social in the post rooms of he American Legion on Whiting ;treet Thursdav evening. The pro- 'eeds Of fhe affeir will be donated to he church and large attendance is .yuccted. T1ancins uin follow the so- -ial