New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
NEED TWO LIGHTS
 ON BRISTOL CARS
Police to Enforce Law Against
 "One Eyed' Autos
SPEEDERS WILL BE WIPED
Chamber of Commerce Gets Dctec- tive Service to Block "Gold Brick" Salesmcn-Driycr Who "Sasscd" Policeman Fined in Court.

In order to curb the practice of many drivers of motor cars of run ming with one headlight after warn ings have been given by the police, severe penalties will be imposed upon offenders. according to an uI- timatum. issued this morning by As sistant Prosecuting Attorney Will liam N. Derosier. Many drivers met with leniency on the part of po- lice officers, who have stopped them because of the violation of the motor vehicle laws in regard to lights.
 The danger to other vehicles on the road is clearly realized by the local officials, who see in several of the accidents recently reported evidence of lights out of order.
 Speeding Ban Also.
 Speeding on the highways will be checked abruptly. The motorcycle squad has been engaged in arrestinG drivers, who think that the city streets are race tracks and the last few days has seen a harvest of speeders.
 John Garon of 331 Church street New Britain paid s20.S0 for speeding on Broad street last night He was arretsed hv Officer Henry Jeglinsii
 Leroy Wells, Jr.. of TeFryville was picked up by Officer Edgar Norton for speeding on Lake avenue and paid s5.S0 this morning.
 Hialmar Landers of Forestyille also speeding on Broad street, paid ! S20.SO this morning.
 Rowc-Wooding Wedding
 Former Selectman Rolfc F. Rowe and Miss Helen Woodng. daughter of Librarian and Mrs. Charles l. Wooding, were married last night ai the home of the brides parents by Rev. Arthur Goodenough, formerly 9stor of the Prospect Methodist church of this city and now pastor of one of the largest churches ir New Haven.
 Mrs. Marjorie Stone Hathaway as matron of honor and Selectmar .cigh D. Minor was best man. Erwir B. Rowe and Horace Rowe. brothers of the bridegroom, were ushers.
 After the wedding reception Ithc home, which was prettily deco rated with a profusion of flowers the bridal party left upon wedding tour, which will include the Thous and Islands and points Of interes in Canada. On their return, Mir. am Mrs. Rowe will reside on CcntC street.
 "SaSsed" Traffic Officer
 Louis Nichols Of Pennington pait l$10.S0 this morning at the loca court session, because of violation of traffic rules last night in Forest vile in his failure 10 obey the sig nals of Officer James McNamee.
 When stopped by the officer aftc he had tried 10 pass around tn silent beacon at ForcstviIle Center lin front of which the officer was di rcCting traffic, Nichols began t' hlustcr. He informed the office l to the right should be covered over when an officer was directing traffi at the spot and finally became so eX aspcrating that the officer instructe, thcr ado he was sent 10 headquarters
 Will the place be open?" aske, Nichols. "Ycs," replied Officer Nc Nance, "1 know it will" Well you don't look as though you woul, know whether it is open or not. snapped back Nichols, Without fur ther ado, he as sent 10 headquarters where he was booked on a violation charge.
 This morning, Nichols cooled of fairly well when the costs, plus 5 were assessed against him.
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