New Britain herald., 1926-07-27
DRUNKEN AUTOIST
 RAMS TROLLEY CAR
New Haven Man Fined S1OO
 and Costs in Court
TWO OTHER COLLISIONS
Unmarried Couple Living Together For Several Years Arrested - Large Crowd in Attendance at Opening of Chautauqua.

At 11:25 o'clock last fight, a tele- phone call was received at police headquarters that there was an in toxicated driver on Park street. Of- ficers dispatched to the scene placed Richard F. Berry of 1SS Hubinger street, New Haven. under arrest and took him to police headquarters where he was examined by Dr. B. F. Donaghue. police surgeon, who pronounced him intoxicated. Through his attorney, J. P. O'Con- nor, he pleaded guilty to the charge of driving under the influence of liquor and a fine of sf00 and costs was imposed by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in the city court this morn ing. Of the fine s75 was later re- mitted.
 Berry colided with a trolley car on Park street and damaged 1t to tLe extent of about $50. He inform- ed the court that he had only had one bottle of beer at friends house in Torrington and that he was blinded by lights on an automobile coming In the opposite direction.
 Rams Parked Car
 William H. Ferguson Of s4 North Pond street was arrested at mid night last night after the car he was operating had struck a car owned by Frank Teevans of Hobson street, which was parked on Prospect street.
 This morning he was presented in court on charge of reckless driving and driving under the in. fluence of liquor but continuance was granted until tomorrow morn ing.
 Collision at Monument
 Louis Carbone of 21 Walter street, Southington, passed around the left side of the Soldiers Monument on the Boulevard last evening and col lided with a car being operated by William Arzklay of 46 Knowles ave- nue. Southington. Both cars were slightly damaged.
 A settlement was agreed upon be- tween the two men and neither was obliged to appear in court.
 Arrested For Statutory Offense Benjamin Cioncheti and Della Pari were placed under arrest last evening, charged with statutory offense. The couple have been liv- ing together for a number of years ha, ahiI1ran a1f oy6 they have never been married. Cionchetti. 1t developed, has wife and two children residing in Italy.
 The case, when brought before the court this morning, was continued until Friday, July 30 in charge of the probation officer to see if some solution of the situation cannot be worked out.
 Collision on North Main Street
 Cars operated by Conrad Fournier Of Ii Cottage street and Clyde L. Finnemore, 30 Park street. Bristol, collided on North Main street near Laurel street at 9:15 o'clock last night. Neither driver was injured but both cars were slightly damaged. The drivers reached an amicable set clement between themselves and were not held by the police.
 Rebel1ah Lodge 10 Meet
 Magnolia Rebekah lodge, No. 41, will hold a regular meeting at s o'clock this evening in stephen Terry hall on Main street.
 Funeral of Remus G. Spencer
 The funeral of Remus G. Spencer, aged 73 years, who died in Middle town last Sunday evening after an illness of several days with pneu- monia, was held from his late home on Burlington avenue at o'clock. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church officiated and interment was in the West cemetery.
 I. O. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequa- buck lodge, l. o. o. F., will be held at o'clock Wednesday evening in Arcanum hall.
 Outings At Compomce
 The annual outing Of the hresge Stores of the state of Connecticut will be held at Lake Compounce on Wednesday afternoon and evening. July 2S.
 On Saturday. July 31, the Plain vile Grange will hold their annual outing at Compounce.
 Next Sunday afternoon, August 1, the band concert from to p. m., will be rendered by the Governors s Foot Guard band of Hartford.
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 The Neighborhood prayer meeting this week will be held at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. A. L. Norton of 49 Woodland