New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
S75 FOR EVASION OF RESPONSIBILITY
Bristol Man Settles for Collision
 With Bakery Wagon
PARISH GUILD MEETING
Making Plans For Grammar School Alumni Reunion-Funcral of Mrs. Oldcrshaw Guild Meeting -- plainville Briefs.

LOUIS IlOTlllO Ol bu AeuuOW StTeC1, Bristol, appeared in town court here last night on charges of reckless driving and evasion of responsibility, "a truck operated by him having struck a delivery wagon of inc Plainville Baking Co.,. Monday after moon on Bohemia street. After hit ting the wagon, which was driven by Walter Simons, Fiorillo drove on, but his number was secured and he was arrested by Constable Fred Cal len.
 Before the court session last night. Iiorllo made restitution. settling with MT Rogers, the owner of the bakery, for the damages done 10 the wagon. In view of his attempt to make amends, the court was willing to be lenient, but his running away after the accident could not be over- fined him $75 and costs for evasion | of sponsibiIity,
 Attorney Russell Mink of Bristol represented FioriIlo, while William ]. Itoran presented the case for the state
 Episcopal Guild Meeting X summer meeting of the mem- , bers of the Parish Guild Of tho | Church of Our Saviour, of which Mrs. Trainard is president, will he held at the home of Mrs. A. M. Booth, 71 Whiting street, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All members are requested 10 be present.
 Alumni Reunion
 Plans are being shaped for tho an nual reunion of the graduates of the PlainyilIe grammar school, which will be held soon. The committee in charge. of which President Mrs. Harry Castle is chairman, will meet at Mrs Castles home, fl Canal street. this evening to advance the plans for the affair."
 Although tho reunion is unusually held outside of the town. it has been suggested that it take place in 'hiil lilt NllIH N'Ii NIli tlldl IIlt' .dato be changed, The committee has several novel ideas on tap and hopes 10 make this years reunion bigger than ever before.
 Womans Relief Corps
 The Woman's Relief corps will hold its last regular meeting of the season in q "A. R. hall, Torrstvillc lat 2:%0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon All members are urged 10 make a Especial effort to bo present as thore will be no other meeting until the third Thursday in August
 Mrs. Belle Oldcr>haw
 Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Odorshaw. wife of Walter T, Older shaw of 204 Broad street. were held Iat her late residence at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The services were conducted hy Rev. Charles & iWyckoff, pastor of the PlainvilI, Congregational church, of which Mrs. Oldershaw was one of the most iactive members.
 Cut by Window Pane Miss Gladys May of FOrcstNillc avenue was painfully cut on tho hand yesterday while washing a win dow at her home. A loose pane oi glass broke, the jagged edge enter, ing tho back of her hand and m. tliCting a wound which hlcd consid, crably. Six stitches were required to close the gash.
 It's Only the First
 In spite of the rules against thc use Of fireworks before the Fourtl of July. numerous small boys about PlainviIlc have hccn setting off fire. crackers and firing blank pistols fol several days, to the great annoyance Of many toWnspeoplc.
 Going to Europe
 Miss Elizabeth Scoyilc of Rec Stone will spend the summer in Eu. rope, where she will make an cX. tended tour and visit many coun tries. Miss Scoyille is a teacher and besides having pleasant summer intends to back her academic knowl. edge with a frst-hand arQuaintanc, with places and situations in Europe
 Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. C. W. Turner aut Mrs. Bannol attended the wedding