New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
passenger car. it was brought out In tho course of the trial.
Ballcwa Fined Sto By Court

BallcWa lneI Slo By court
 Matthew Ballcwa of Beckley Quarter, who was arrested last week on a breach of the peace charge, was given a suspended jai sentence of 3 days upon payment of costs, which amounted to s15. His wife paid the fine.
 BullCWa was arrested by Berlin officers when his wife complained that he had come home drunk and had beaten her. Last night was not Ballcwa's first appearance in the court.
 James Griffith and John McCar- thy of New Britain were fined $5 each for breach of the peace. They were arrested carly Thursday morn ing by Officer Frank Brown at the railroad station. after Arthur An dcNs of Mcriden had complained that they refused to vacate his au- tomobilo.
 BOariman In Berlin
 Floyd D. Boardman. Mcridcn bank clerk, who is being held for trial be fore the United States district court, on charges of embezzement, is at rrcscnt soiourning with his uncle, iClarencc BOardman in Berlin. Boardman's plan is to make himself useful about his nncles place while he is awaiting trial. If is said that he feels kccnly inc seriousness jof his offcnso and will make an at .tempt 10 "forget' for time.
 Clarence Boardman furnished honds in tho amount of S11,o00 for ihis nephew's appearance in the United States court in New Haven. Freight Cars Leave Tra,ke Spread rails on one of the side tracks Tn inc Berlin freight yard incarIy caused a piloup of freight cars this morning. as a train was pulling ont of the yard on its way ito New Haven. Tho first car follow ing the engine and coal car was pitched at a prccarious anglo when tthc front trucks left the rails and spintcred the tics.
 1 The car was discnpagcd from the remainder of the train and the other cars were moving hack toward the ward, when another of inc heavy , cars jumped the track. the front trucks resting on the road bed. No serious damage was done to the tears. it is believed Tlv first car was Ioadcd with brick.
 BovS Leave For Camp
 John nolgson, William Coa'c. i Harvey Woodruff, Samuel liske. Jr. Wesley Gwatkin and Elliot Gwatkm left this morning for Camp Woodstock, Woodst ock. Conn, for a two weeks star. Camp Woodstock | is the official Hartford county Y. M. !C. A. ramp and draws a large num- Der of boys from all parts of the country each sumner.
 Bridge in Poor Condition The iron bridge in Pennington tread near the old cemetery sustained q partial cavc-in late yesterday aft crnoon, when one side was found io have saggcd dangerously low. A call was sent to tho state highway department and to state policeman in order that autoists might be safegu1rded.
 The state officers were pressed in' to service and stood guard until 'hr damage was partially repaired. The weak side was strengthened, so as tc allow trucks To pass at rate ot foul
 miles an hour. Light touring car may pass over safely by reducins
 their speed as they move over th' bridge.
 It is not known what will bc don'
 in the case, although it is hopet
 that a new bridge may be fnrthcom
 irg. The present structure has out
 lived its usefulness and the need 1
 now for T much wider one.
 Make Attendance Records
 Several pupils at the Euhbar
 school, East Rcrlin, had perfect at
 tendance records during the pas
 ytar. These pupils are Jack Walsl William Walsh, Marian Honiss, Ed
 mund SinRrist. Robert SicTrist F,'
 thcr Bowers Helen Rrunellc, NiI
 riania nalbcv. Francis Cannon, Aic Rengstcn. Carl Rcngstor, VirFini Sugenhime. Ciffori McKcndricl Betty Dalbev. Esther Ramy and sc rhis tAnsaro. ..