New Britain herald., 1925-08-12

ley crossing.
 A, C. Beckett Of ia rttori. whose car overturned in q ditch, Just be- tore the New Britain man vas ar rested, admitted that K usmerczyk had been trying 10 warn him that the brakes on the Ha rtford mans car were burning. He q lso admitted that his brakes had been recently adjusted.
 New Britain Men Fined
 Carl Liegey and his father, Leon Llegey of goS North street, New Britain were found guilty of trans porting liquor without permits and were fined s50 and cost & each in the Berlin court last night. The car was stopped one evening last week by Officer OrNille Vent tres. who, mo- ticng that the machine had but one light. stopped it, with the idea in mind of warning them 70 have the repairs made. Upon loo king into the car he found keg of Wine. The ANtN Dl lldlU 'llFlI W VI ' l'l|o ltti hy Attorney Mortimer H. Camp of New Britain.
 Resisted State Policeman
 Three New Britain men Albert Fritz. Edward Avery and Morton Schneider, were haled before the court, charged with hrea aCh Of peace and striking and resisting an off cer. Avery Uas fined : 1u and costs on each count, eXccutiOn being <us- pended on payment Of costs, Fritz and Schncld'r were fined Sl' each on the first count and SIi zach on tho second,
 State Policeman Paui La1n ar rested Avery on the night of July n for driving motor car while Hn- der tho influence Of liquor. The other two m"n. who N ere in the car al tho time. created such a dis turhanc" and us"d such abuslNe lan- guag" that the entire nriShhorhood vas disturbed. Avery was shown some jcmenry on account ot Inc testimony of the officer.
 Currin Is Fined S3h
 James J. Currin Of I15 Whit street. New Britain, was fined SSO and sts for reckless driving Cur rin figured in an acCiJ cnt on na- mon s hin Monday evening, when his car struck vehicle driven by Charles Davis Of New Haven. Cur rin admitted that he might have been hoEEiug the road. EAiIence Sho"rl that Currin was driving at q hiSh rate of speed
 Other Court Gases
 Charles Hoffman of New Britain vas discharged when his case came np. He vas charged with driving a car bearing illegal len nscs. He eA- plaln"d that he broke the original lenses on his rar and purchased others, supposed 10 hc legal from a certain store
 John Brunswick was C hareed with reckless driving and with operating a motor vehicle while his license was under suspension. He was fined Slo on the first count and sg6 on the second the fine being remitted on payment of costs.
 Vincent Rhoderick Of Eer Britain vas fined S4O and costs for rcCrkless driving. He was arrested on Aug. ( by Officer Ventres.
 Corr orbat Wedding.
 One of the seasons pretty we'd d'nTs took place al St. PauTs church. NAnsington, this morning. al 9 o'r'ook. when Miss Julie |. Corha' ''2nSht"r Of Louis F. Corl1st of Low "r Lane, Berlin, bccamc the bride Of F"je? J. Corr son or Mrs. Jamos 'orr of konsinston. Rev John c. Brennan. pastor of the church, pcr- formed the ceremony. Alice E. Cor hat, sister Of the bride, acted as hrid"smaid and William J. McGee Of hensington was best m an. The bride was attired in an en- semble suit Of brocatclIe and she wore a corsage bouquet Of pink tea roses and lilies Of the ValIey. Her at tendant was attirrd in an ashes of roses ensemble suit and she wore a corssge bouquet Of yellow tea roses ar' ''lir- oF the valley.
 f.f 'he bride to her ai t7ndant Vas garnet birt l1stnne ring and the groom present ed the hest man with a set Of gold cuff links. Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party partook Of 2 wedding hreakfast at the Hotel Fond, Hart ford. The bride and groom then left