New Britain herald., 1926-08-11

Both drivers were ordered by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns, who investigated the accident. 10 appear at headquarters this morn- ing. Their cases. however. were not brought to court and it Is believed that an anlicable settlement between the parties will be reached
 Gases NolIed
 Three automobile operators. or- dered to appear before the prosecu- tor this morning for parking viola tions, had their cases noIled upon payment Of costs.
 City Clerks UGice
 The following property transfers were recorded to the city clerks of- ice yesterday;
 A bond for deed from Pasquade Salvatore to Keith Gordon covering q parcei of land on Muir avenue.
 A warranty deed from Alfred SparInento 10 Nincenzo Sparmento. covering a dwelling and land oi Jacob street.
 A quit claim deed from w l. Barrett to Richard C. Barrett. GOV. erins q parcel cf land on Summei street
 A quit claim deed from Faustina Segreto to Jennaro Dirosario, ont half interest in a parcel of land ir East Bristol.
 Cases Continued The case of Edward Souney of SU South street, charged with harbor- ing an unlicensed dog. was contin- ued until Saturday morning. August l4. Souney was ordered to appear in court this morning by Dog Ward en Thomas Ryan, but failed to do so.
 The case ot Stanley Cicelek or ForeStNille. charged with reckless driving on July 22. on which date his automobile was involved in a collision with two other cars on Broad street, Forestyille, was also continued until Saturday. August l4, upon request of Deputy Prosecu- tor Robert I. Stack. Cicelek failed to appear at headquarters on the morning following the accident. as instructed. and warrant was is- sued for his arrest. He Is represent ed by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 Theogene Lamothe of S3 Divinity street received the minimum fine of S@5 and costs in the city court this morning on a charge of reckless driving He was arrested at o'clock Sunday afternon at Pierce's bridge by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton, after he had attempted to pass a car under the bridge. La- mothe pleaded guilty to the charge.
 Attending Convention
 Detective Sergeant Daniel Me Billicuddy and Officers Edward O'Connor and Albert Pare of the local police department are attend ing the convention of the state po- lice association at New Haven today. Chief Ernest T. Belden, who is a member of the state executive com mittee, went to New Haven yester-
 day afternoon and attended the
 banqut and meeting of the state
 board last evening,
 Three Outings at Compounce
 On Saturday of this week there , will be three outings at Lake Com bounce. The Foremens club of the Plume & Atwood Mfg. company of f Thomaston will enjoy a barbecue dinner; employees of the Goodyear g Rubber company of New Haven will
 nual picnic of the Mount Hope
 Chapel will also take place during } the afternoon.
 On Sunday, August 18th, the con. cert program during the afternoon
 will be rendered by the New De- ' parture band.
 !, Social Worker Resigns Miss Margaret Farley, social 5 worker with the Bristol Visiting
 Nurse association, has resigned and will spend the next month vacation ing in New Hampshire before, taking
 up another branch of work. To Install Officers VI At regular meeting of Court
 Ever Welcome. No. Ss, F. of A., to 70 be held in Red Mems hall at n o'clock tomorrow morning, the re- ~ gently elected officers Will be in a stalled. Following the business ses- VI sion, social hour will be enjoyed Post Office Examination ,a Announcement has been made by is the United States Civil Service com p. mission that the annual genera
 clerical examination will be heic some time in October in Bristol. Th' n. registers established will be used fo ol filing electrical positions and other le of similar nature in the custom ,h service, navy yards, veterans hos s. pitals and any other government in de stitutions which may exist in tn lis city or in the vicinity of the city i re which the examination is held, ex
 cepting that the register will not tn used for filling vacancies in the pos
 office service as these are filled fror
 the post office clerk and carrier eX IT, aminations.
 i'd The entrance salary for position h. of this description ranges fror h. s1,140 to s1.500 year. Men an at women may enter the examinatio he but applications must be filed wit cle the district secretary at Boston nt ,as later than September 2s, 1928. .on --- po- RAILROAD DETECTIVE DIES