New Britain herald., 1926-04-19
GREAT WEALTH NOT GOOD FOR SOUL
 OF AVERAGE CATHOLIC, PRIEST SAYS

ter street but who lives in Water bury, was picked mp Sunday morn ing at 8 o'clock by Officer Thomp- son, on suspicion, When searched at the police station he was found to have q razor and several keys, claim cd to be skeleton, on his person. He informed the court that he had put the razor in his pocket 10 leave at a barber shop for honing but had forgotten it, He also stated that ho hnd missed his train for Waterbury and was simply hanging around for q morning train to take him to his destination.
 He was found not guilty and was discharged by Judge Malone with the words "Go and sin no more"
 Paul Emond Of 456 North Main street, also arrested by Officer Thompson for violating the rules of the road and driving under tho in- nuence Of liquor, when testimony presnted by the olfic' was judged insufficient for q conviction, was discharged.
 Fined For Traffic Violation
 Paul Boychuck of Thomaston, ar rested by Officer Edgar Norton in Fast Bristol at S:3O o'clock Saturday afternoon for violations Of the rules Of the road, pleaded not guilty in court this morning. According to the officers testimony, Boychuck had about q quarter Of a mile in the cen fer of the road and when he ar rived at q point near the officer, he cndcavorcd 10 crowd into the steady stream of autos proceeding in the same direction. This he was unable 10 do and # was necessary 10 halt traffic to get the tanGlc straightencd out. He maintained that he was not in the middle Of the road, but was in the line Of cars travelling toward Bristol.
 Judge Malone felt the evidence sufficiently convincing and imposed d llIlt Ol Nb' tll'I NpNAS'
 Cemetery Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the West Cemetery association will be held this evening in the public library at . 7:30 o'clock.
 Flags in Evidence Merchants along Main street have placed flags along the outside edge of the sidewalk. in Commemoration of the eighth anniversary of the bat ! tie Of Seichcprey. This engagement | is of significance to the people Of 1 Bristol in view of the fact that about eighteen Bristol boys lost their lives in the offensive at that point.
 Lecture Tomorrow Night
 Tomorrow evening at the Bristo ! Community theater, Dr. Wilfred T. Cirenfcll, noted explorer, historian and lecturer will speak on his ex- pericnces in Labrador and other northern points. The lecture will be an Illustrated one.
 Grammar school Baseball | lllt season Dl lllc bhStDlli iFd6u' of the Bristol public grammar schools opens today, two leagues, A and E. having been formed. In the X league the John J. Jennings school will cross bats at 4 o'clocl this afternoon with the Federal Hil school on the lattcr's diamond. II the E league, I'orcstvillo will jour ncy to East Bristol for game witt Ithe nine representing that district.
 Each team this year will have il own coach and its own faculty ad wiser. At q recent meeting, all 0 the players and managers were ad dressed by Mr. Blickley. director 0 athletics and Mir. Anderson, his as sistant. Mir. John Gnnshanon o Hartford also spoke and the winner Iof the lcague in Bristol will be tax len to Hartford as his guests 10 wit ness the game between the Pitts hurgh Pirates and the Harfor' Eastern league team, scheduled 10 June 18th.