New Britain herald., 1926-09-20
Bristol Meus
DRUNKEN DRIVER
 IS SENT 10 JAIL Term Of Five Days and 500
 Fine Imposed ELhKO0D CUP WINNER

New Departure Mfg. Co. Employes
 Hold Mammoth Field Day-Heirs
 to s2o0,000 Estate Sought in
 This City.
 The attitude Of Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan toward drunken drivers, which he expressed forcibly in po- lice court last week. was clearly con- veyed 10 Wilfred Blais of this city in court today when he was fined $1O0 and costs and sentenced to fail for five days for driving an automobile under the influence Of liquor and operating the car recklessly. Blais was arrested by Motorcycle Police man James Burns on Landry street tt 5:3O p. m. Sunday. after com plaint had been telephoned to head quarters about tho mans condition.
 Fincenzo Canneto also felt the heavy hand of the law and he will be obliged to spent the next three months of his time in the county Jail in Hartford. Canncto vas ar rested last night by Officer John Nc Laughlin on the corner of Main and North Main streets after he had started a fight with a passerby. When searched at headquarters knife with a five inch blade was removed from his pocket. He was charged in court this morning with drunkenness, breach fdhe peace. weapon.
 Fined for Speeding
 Charles l.evesqne of this city was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman Henry Jeg- linsN on North Main street for speeding. He was fined $10 and costs, totaling S21.S0.
 Arrested for FHehting
 Nick Kostok and %awa Sobosky got into a heated argument last evening, which resulted in their being arrested by Officer John Mc- Taughlin. This morning both faced charges Of intoEication. assault and breach of the peace and fine of SIS and costs. totalng $2G.15 was assessed in each case.
 Found Not Guilty
 Louis Marrone, arrested yoster- day on a charge ot breach Of the peace and assault, was found not guilty on both counts by Judge Jo- scph N. Donovan in the city court this morning.
 Fircmcn's Outing
 Two hundred members of the vol nn'ccr fire departments, Mayor John F. Wade and other city off rials, were guests of Fire Chief John II. Hayes at the annual barbecue and outing held last Saturday after Ioon al inc Fall Mountain Fish and iamn Preserve. The dinner was prepared and served under the . of Councilman Homer l. Judd. i
 A ball game was played during he afternoon between teams rep 'sontinE Forestville and Bristol. 'eing won hy the latter outfit by core of 16 10 !. John Burke, play ng third base for Bristol. turned in he fielding feature Of the afternoon 'hen he stabbed q hot liner in his loved hand.
 r. Af C. Team Wins
 The first of 8 three game series etwoen the Forcstvilln Athletic luh and inc Slavic Athletic club, oth Of ForeGtville. was played yes erday afternoon at the Camp Sta ion grounds. the F. A. C.'s winning v 8 score of to 3. The second anne will he played on the same rounds next Sunday.
 New Departure Field Day
 ApproXirlately five thousand per ons marched in inc parade which recnded the annual outing and ( cid day of the three plants cf the lew Departure Manufacturing O., 'catod in Meriden. Elmwood and his city. The line of march was ormod near the End"e Inn on North lain street and was lol by Prcsi- ent Dewitt Page and other off 7r9 of the concern, Music during 10 afternoon was furnished by the CIV Departure band, inc New De- arturc Fife and Drum Corps of ois city and the American band of Icriden. Over 200 picked athletes were cn- red in field events, inc silver lov- rg cup for the most points accumu- ted going to the Elmwood plant ith a score of +9,5S points. Rris- II was second with 4012 while 'eridon was last with S6.S3 points. 'atorhousc Of Plant A. Bristol. was 10 individual star Of the afternoon. ] 'orinS ono first, ono second, tieing l
 the running high jump and run ng in tho relay team. Many val lble and useful prizes were | vard0d to the winners by Prcsi- 'nt Dewitt Page The summary f
 th" various events was as fol- | WS: Cir"'ing bass: Won by Malcolm. { Iant A, Bristol time fl 1-5 sec $