New Britain herald., 1925-05-04
GIRL CONVICTED AS
 RECKLESS DRIVER
Four Ragged by Police for
 "Stepping on the Cas-
COUNCIL MEETS TUESDAY
Parking Ordinance For Main street to Come Gp-Fcdcral Hill school Mcrtlng--rarty Leaves For Tour of England,

end constituted a majority of the eases Grloro Judge ], M Donovan in the city court this morning. Clyde Murray who was arrested hy Or- 0rcr JaginSN while hitting it up on the boulevard Was fined $100 and costs for driving while under the influence Of liquor and $25 and costs for reckless driving. Officer JagIinsN testified that he had some difficulty in bringing the car 70 stop.
 Bernard Bryant dashed across the street intersections at an excessive rate of speed yesterday afternoon with tho result that he was apprc- honded by Officer Thompson. He was fined S25 and costs.
 Mollie Totore, IS, went down Park street too fast on Saturday after noon in the judgment of Officer JagIinski. She was given q fine Of $25 and costs.
 Francis RrezinsN from Westneld, Mass. stepped on it" at the corner Of North Main and Main streets with the result that he nearly landed on the sidewalk. A fine Of s25 and costs was imposed
 Bond Forfeited
 Carl WandcrIich, arrested by the roice on the charge of theft, failed 10 put in appearance in court. His honIsman stated that there was ltt- the likelihood of his appearing and the bond of $29O was declared for feited.
 Albert Serino created rumpus at his home last night and was brought 0 the police station. As he has a suspended Jail sentence of year hanging over him on a previous { charge, his case Was continued. 1 Traffic Man For East Bristol
 Patrol service in the East Brist oI section, requested recently of the 1 city council will begin soon as ar rarsemorts are being made hy Chief of Police Ernest T. Beldcn for tn" officers schedule. Final details of the arrangement will be made at the next council session, when the incorporation of the Fifth School district boundaries into third tax. ing district vii! he completed. Wher this work is done, the payment for th" officers services will be takcr care of.
 Although all of the do'ails have net been completed, the plan bviNe discussed at police Headquarters is for the service of an officer during 'h" day time while school is in sos- sior Traffic duty will he done at times, motorcycle patro'ling of the district will take place. Because Of , q request from district residents. lt is likely according to rolicc off cials, that during the two summer months school is not in session, the officer may be on duty afternoons and nights
 This arrangcmont would allow of the district being patroIlcl until the departure of tn" last car from tho l:as, Bristol junction, During the summer unruly clements have sometimes caused inconvenience for the residents ny their actions.
 ForeSt,ilIc Wants Officer
 The needs of Forestviuo in re- gard 10 a full time traffic officer for days will be discussed at tho next council session also, when petition will be entertained from tho resi- dents of that section. At present the section has an officer on duty nights, hut the inorcasc tu ,hr uum- !, her Of accidents at the center lately, especially among school chiIlr-r has cr"at"I lln iomaw for ;nc day time 'rrru director.
 Bank Observes Birthaay
 TEo Rris'ol National hank oh.,rv- "l is 5d'h annir'rsary on Saurday. although ,hc ins'ruIon was opened for business on May 3. IAT5. The hank first rartol quarters from the Bristol Sa}InEs hank and later with the increase Of business moved into its own building. now the R. w. Forl co. fruit warehouse. Three years ago, 1ho bank moved 10 its new homo on Main street
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