New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
PETITION TO RAE
FACTORY BUILDING
Trust Company Would Wipe Out
Knit Goods Plant
JUDGE EVICTS CARUSO
Restaurant Man Must Leave Town
or Serve Long Jail Sentence
Tracy-Lynch Nuptisls--Iittle In
tercst In Election.

Application has been made by the
American Trust Co. Of this city.
through its attorney, Judge s. Rus
sell Mink 10 RAE the Plainville plant
OF the former Bristol Manufacturing
60, The Bristol plant was sold some
time ago and the Plainvile buildings
have been on the market for several
months. The trust company officials
believe that the land can be moro
easily sold without the buildings and
that The razing Of the structures will
not mean any great depreciation in
the receipts.
The Bristol Manufacturing Co. was
one Of the leading underwear manu-
tacturcrs Of the country a: one time,
but met with depressing days when
ladies fachions changed from fan
nels to silks for lingerie.
Caruso Must Leave Town.
James Caruso, proprietor OF the
Italian American restaurant on Main
street, was fined S400 and costs and
a suspended Jail sentence of three
months for former offense was
made operative and an additional
three months suspended sentence
was imposed on condition that he
leave the city for good by Judge Jo-
seph NJ. Donovan this morning on
charges OF violation Of the liquor
laws.
Caruso pleaded his own case and
inferred in his remarks that the po-
lice were too active 40 suit him as
he asserted that "he would not make
friends with the police" This rea-
son was apparently the cause of sew
cral sWoops by the raiding squad OF
the police department. One raid net
ted nothing but laughs by bystand-
crs, but second revealed contra
band hidden in the wainscoting
around bathtub. A descent by the
squad on Saturday night demonstrate
I'd that Garuso was continuing in the
possession of contraband liquor and
he was accordingly booked for APP.
pedFdnCe To-Day,
AS Judge Donovan had heard the
former case against Caruso and had
imposed a suspended Jail sentence,
he was called to the bench to sit this
morning,
TraCy-Lynch Wedding
Water Commissioner William r.
Tracy. son Of Park Commissioner
aud Mrs. William ]. Tracy Of Belle
Nue avenue, and Miss Laura Lynch,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lynch Of Prospect street, were mar
ricd this morning by Roy. Oliver 7.
MaGnrll a. st. Joseph's church.
Miss Catherine Lynch, sister of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid and
Francis Tracy, brother Of the bride
groom, was best man. After a we'd
ding reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
left upon a wedding trip. Upon
their return, they will reside on Fed
eral street.
Mr., Tracy is a member Of the firm
Of Tracy-Driscoll Co.. Inc. Mrs.
Tracy has boon employed in the
Bristol National bank.
Dedication Postponed
Dedication Of the new St. Joscph's
cemetery was postponed on Saturday
because of the rainy weather and
announcement Of new date for the
ceremonies will he made in the near
future. according to Rev. Oliver T.
Magnet pastor OF St. Joseph's
church.
AbandonS Car After Accident
Daniel Protcsen of 6S Willow
street New Britain, is being sought
by the local police as the result OF a
collision last night on Broad street
near Dayitt's crossing between
motor car registered in his name
and one driven by George Koltonis
Of Main and Curtis streets, South
ington. Keltonis was bound toward
Forestville and apparently, the Pro-
teson car was on the wrong side of
the highway, headed toward this
city as a rear wheel on the Kcltonis
machine was almost ripped off and
other damage was caused, all disabl-
ing the machine.
The Now Britain car continued for
about 100 feet and crashed into
tree on the left side OF the road,
damaging a bumper. smashing
spring and ripping off tire.
The driver locked his Ignition
switch and before Keltonis could
talk with him, disappeared across
lots. The police weer notified and
Officers Victor Chabot, Henry Jeg-
linsk and Timothy Lambert went TO
the scene to keep traffic clear. The
damaged New Britain car was sent
to Munn's garage by the police and
request was made Of the New
Britain police TO arrest Frotesen.