New Britain herald., 1926-12-01

ShoWS the various causes for WnlCn arrests were made:
 Alien in possession of a shotgun, | 1. breach of the peace, :; breach Of lthe peace and assault. 5: common ldrunkard. l: cruelty 10 animals, 1 highway robbery. l; gambling, [: in- jury 10 private property. 2 intoxi- cation. S; intoxication. breach of the peace and assault. l; keeping a dis orderly house. 1; keeping house Of ill fame and gambling house. 1; las civious conduct. 1: lascivious con- duct and intoxication, l non-sup- port, 1: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, II: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and no operators license. 1: operating mo- tor vehicle without operators H. cense, l: oper& ing motor vehicle without registration, I: operating motor vehicle without operators H. cense or registration. 1: operating motor vehicle with improper regis tration. ?: obtaining money under false pretvnses. l; passing standing lGOl!tS tdl, i'NNitSC llN lAIE' T reckless driving and operating while under the influence Of liquor, l reckless driving and no operators license. 1: reckless driving and no registration, l: reckless driving and improper registration. l. reckless driving and without muffler. 1; theft,
 2: theft of auto sold on conditional hil1 oF col C. N.ir1afinro
 of parking ordinance, ,; violation Of the rules of the road, .; violation of rules of the road and no operators
 license, r. violation of rules of the road and no registration. 1.
 The cases received the following dispositions: adjourned. 4; appealed, IT.; bound over to higher court. l: committed to jail. 3: forfeited bonds. II; judgment suspended, 3: judgment suspended on payment of costs, .: lnolled by prosecuting attorney, 2: inolled by prosecuting attorney or payment of costs, 19; paid fines %; placed on probation, I; released by chief. 5; turned over to out of town
 officers. 2
 Congregational Guild to Meet
 The regular missionary meeting of the Congregational Guild will be held next Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the parish house. Miss Mary Louise Pardee of New Haven will deliver @ travel talk on Japan and the hostesses will be Mrs. Newell Jennings and Mrs. Charles Joy. Refreshments will be served.
 Boys Club Elects Officers. Al q meeting of the board Of the Boys club held last evening. Ed ward Ingraham was elected presi- dent for the ensuing year. Other of iicers elected were: Vice president, | Karl A. Reiche and Mrs Fred l. | Beach; secretary, Ralph Strong: treasurer, Miss Hilda M. Peck; di- rectors for three years. Fuller & 1 Barnes, Morton c. Treadway, Fred | orick G. Hughes; directors for two years, F,dson N. Peck, Mrs. William | J. Malone. Mrs. Fred I. Beack: di- | rectors for one year, Martin IouEh- | lin. c. B. Sessions and Arthur $. | Barnes.
 Moose to Hold Smoker
 The Loyal Order of Moose, No. | 'l2 will hold a supper and smoker in their rooms this evening. An en- tertainment program will be render cd by the Rube Minstrel Show of New Britain. Daughters of o. [. \. NJ. Meeting
 The Daughters Of o. U. A. NJ. will hold a meeting at o'clock this eve ming in Red Mems hall on Pros pect street. A class of candidates will be initiated.
 Boy Struck by Auto
 Harry Barbarei, aged six years, of 12 Dudley street was struck early yesterday afternoon by an automo- bile operated by James Santanello in front of the South Side school on School street Santanello picked the boy up and took him to the office of Dr. William E. Hanrahan where it was found he had sustained slight ahrasians on his head and leg. After receiving medical attention he was taken to his home.
 According 10 Santanello, the boy darted directly in front of his car from behind an automobile which was parked near the school. Santa hello will appear before the prosecu- tor when the boy is able to appear also.
 Appointed Alternate
 Alan Heuftlein of West street a graduate of the Bristol High school last June. has been appointed by Congressman F.. Hart Tenn as alter nate for admission to the naval academy at Annapolis. He will take the mental examinations in Febru- ary. 1927.
 D. of Y. Meeting
 A meeting Of the Sarah F. Key holds Tent, No. IS, Daughters of Veterans, will be held this evening at o'clock. Election of officers will take place and other business of importance transacted. Sues Former Employc Tasscs Pananakos. chef at the Presto Lunch on Main street. has through his attorney, Judge Joseph N. Donovan. brought suit against Joseph Ceproos of Norwalk to re- cover s495, which PananalSos claims Ccpreos took from the cash register while employed as a counter clerk and failed 10 return The case has been assigned for trial by Judge Thomas J. Malloy this week Thurs day.
 Pananakos caused the arrest of Correos in the Bronx. x. '. some time ago but failed to have him ex- tradited. The time limit for criminal action has now exprred so that when