New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
CAMP PAIGN AGAINST ONE.ARM DRIVERS SouthinSton Man First Victim in
 PlainYille Court MAN DIES OF APOPLEXY
Mir. and Mrs. Di Marco to Tour Europe -- Schools Out - C. l.. Notcs--All-Plainyilles to Play -- Odd Fellows Elect--Bricfs.

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 The first victim of the campaign being conducted by the state police 1. against one-arm drivers was taken in in Plainvllle Wednesday night and was assessed s25 in the town court here last night. He was Adolph Klizinski Of Southington. A group of state policemen were here We'd nesday night checking up on minor violations of the motor vehicle laws and inaugurating their campaign against the would-be sheiks who hold the steering wheel loosely in one hand and girl tightly in the other.
 Klizinski, driving with one arm around a young woman, was by no means in control of his car as it came into PIainville, and nearly ran down one of the state policemen. who immediately stopped him and arrested him for reckless driving. Justice William Cunningham fined him $25 last night on this charge, Grand Juror William J. Foran pros ecuting.
 The state police are determined to wipe out this dangerous practice. which constitutes a menace to the safety of those who do it and of all i other drivers on the road and the local authorities will cooperate with them in the attempt to stamp it out. Speeder Also Fined
 John Marine. also of Southington, was another victim of the state of- fcers, being arrested Wednesday night on a reckless driving charge when his auto. going at full speed, began to cut up in front of the carnival grounds at the corner of Whiting and Maple streets. He is alleged to have been driving at the rate of 50 miles an hour, and when he reached the more crowded sec ton where the firemens carnival is being held, he failed to slow down much and made several bad man euvers, with the result that he was chased and nabbed Justice Gun ningham imposed fine of s25 on him.
 r. l.. Whiting Dies
 Putnam J.. Whiting of West Queen street, southington, died suddenly of apoplexy this morning at the age of 6S years. Mir. Whiting who lived just oyer the Plainyille town line. attempted to rise from bed about 2 o'clock this morning, but fell back suddenly Dr. George F. Cook was summoned. but the man was dead when he arrived and he sent for Medical Examiner Dr. Charles w. Moody of PlainvilIe in the absence of Medical Examiner Nagle of Southington. pr. Moody found that death was due to seizure Of apoplexy.
 Mir. Whiting is survived by his wife and one sister, who lives in New Haven. He had been married only about a week, His wife was Mime. Shelley, the nationally-known clairvoyant.
 The funeral will be Monday, but arrangements are incomplct" as vet.
 ''No More Teachers"
 The Plainvlle public schools closed today and the pupils took home with them their report cards for the work of the year just end cd. The usual impromptu shouts and songs filled the air as the pupils headed for home. woods, and candy stores and prepared 10 enjoy them selves during the summer vacation.
 AH-PlainvilIes Have Game
 The -Plainville baseball team. formerly the St. Mary's nine. will travel 10 South Manchester Sunday afternoon 10 play the fast Sons of Italy team of that place. The locals have been playing good ball this season and expect to come home with a hard-fought victory,
 The -Plainvilles will hold prac- tice sessions tomorrow afternoon and Sunday morning 10 polish off a few rough spots and put the team in as perfect order as possible.
 Will Tour Europe
 Mir, and Mrs, Antonio Di Marco anod sons Albert and Jino of 6l East Main street will leave for New York city next Tuesday and on the next day will sail for Europe for an extended tour there. They will make the trip aboard the $. S Aquitania of the Cunard line, landing in Cher bourg, France.
 They plan to visit France, Switzer- land and Italy, and may include Germany and England in their itinerary. While in Italy they will spend several weeks at Corvara with the parents Of both Mr. and Mrs. Di Marco. Side trips by motor v HH~