New Britain herald., 1926-04-10
BOTH PRINCIPALS
 IN CRASH BLAMED
Women Drivers Equally Re spOnSible, Justice Dutton Rules
POLICE BALL SUCCESSFUL

nancc--t community Chest Drive About To Star--I'lrc In Meadow ! Street Meat Market.
 Justice Of the Peace Joseph r. : Iuttou has decided both paru,y gull 1. ly ul negllgenc" in the collision oc- [ curring near the Memorial Bouic. 1 ward, when cars operated by Mrs. Doris Maynard ut t.asl Bristol and . Mrs. Edgar Casey Of Prospect Street ranIo together. The damages to- talod approximately S2oQ. At the timo Of the accident, Mrs. Maynard vas proceeding east on the boulc. ward and Mrs. Casey WAS coming down Melcn street onto the boule- ward.
 Judge William J. Malone repre-. Scutcd Mrs Casey and Judge Joseph N. Donovan, Mrs. Maynard. An np- peal to the common pleas court in Hartford was taken by Judge Dono- van,
 Returns From SpcaI>ing Tour
 Joseph F. button. former mayor and deputy judge Of the Bristol po- lice court, has returned from q three day speaking tour conducted under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lectures were delivecd al Brooklyn, x. In Flushing. L. l., and Northport, New York.
 Faster Play
 Thy Kingdom Comc," an Easter play. will be presented at noon 10. morrow at the Congregational parish house under the direction of Mrs William Dalzell. No Sunday school sG Ss!on will be held.
 Attended Installation
 A number of people went 10 Hart ford last evening to attend the pub. lie installation and ladies night oi korum Sanctorum, held in Foot Guard hall. w. W. Thompson of this city was installed as grand herald.
 Fire In Meat Market Squad A and Engine Company No. , were called out at II o'clock last night to cXtinGuish a fire in the meat and grocery store of Vito DePmto of Meadow street. near the central fire headquarters. The blaze was mo- icoti by q woman passorDy and WIS nAtinguishcd with chemicals. The loss will probably not exceed sl"o.
 Lecture In Federal Hill school
 Al f P. h.. Wednesday, April 2l, q lecture will be given in the audi torium of the Federal Hill school by Prof. Clara r.. Craig of the RhoGc Island State college. under the aus pices of the Bristol Kindergarten club. Her subject will he "Th" Schools Protection of the ChiId's pcrsonalitv."
 Boys' Club Auxiliary To Meet
 Al 7:%0 o'clock, Monday evening, ..pril 12. meeting Of the wom"n's auxiliary Of rho Bristol Boys club will un held in the club rooms.
 Surcrs.ful Police Ball
 Thr third annual polio" concert and ball held last evening In the Community thcatcr and the high school gymnasium proved 10 be, as was anticipated, tho most success ful and colorfu affair yet conduct ti by the department and n large sum will ho realized for the police pension fund.
 The concert program in inc thea ter was well selected and thorough ly enjoyed by the large audience Heading inc list Of entcrt diners was Miss Mary Magnell. harpist, of Hartford. Fer several years she has been studying under noted mas, fer Of the harp in New York city The others appearing al thc enter talnment were the Harmony on. tertaincrs. a trio Of accomplished variety musicians; Jackson kinSey baritone eoloist of New York James ]. Leonard & Company fl comedy sketch. and Claire Niles dancer
 Immediately following the con cert, a large number went 10 th' gymnasium for dancing, others oc . curying the galleries to watch tn colorfu scene. The decoration surpassed any as yet seen, 'h color scheme being white an
 green with southern smilaX. Tn
 lighting arrangement tended 70 en . hancc the beauty Of the scene. Q Seventeen members Of the Mid |, dlerown police department wcr
 present. together with guests tror q other cities throughout the stat e and Chief Ernest T. Belden of th n local force was rendered man - congratulations on this, his Got year as head Of the Bristol depart | mout.
 - A telegram was received fror t Earl ]. Arnold, former secrctar :. of the Chamber of Commerce an :, the original chairman ot the ba
 commiuee until his leaving for