New Britain herald., 1926-10-18
Bristol High Defeated

| 1,oi hikU DeIedt60 The Bristol high school football team received its first setback of the season on the local athletic grounds last Saturday afternoon at the hands Of the Meriden high eleven. The visitors scored In the first and last periods while the local boys secured nll of their points in the second quarter. The summary:
 | Meriden High ..... S 0 s-Y2 Bristol High ...... 0 2 0 ,o- 8 sisters Entertain Crowd
 Violet Fahey, aged Is, and her sister, Annie, IS. Of Dwight street, although tender in years proved to large crowd on North Main street that during their span of life they | had accumulated a vast amount of knowledge to the detriment of their own welfare. Shortly after g o'clock Saturday evening. they made stage Of the freight yard entrance and endeavored to amuse the gaping populace with their version of the | latest Charleston steps much 10 the ! onlookers' delight and the conster- nation of the police department. Two young men were subjected to the embraces Of the sister. and a third was being submitted to the same punishment when Officer Hen " Jeglinski arrived on the scene. which was directly opposite the po- l lice station, to ring down the cur | tain for the evening. An effort was | then made by the girls to beetow their embraces on the officer and finally with difficulty he took them into the station. where Officer John Mclaughlin. acting captain, pulled up the curtains to shut off the vision of the curious spectators. During their incarceration in one Of the 1 cells. which lasted until court this morning, they endeavored to enter i tain the officers to the best Of their ability, although their efforts in that direction were wasted.
 Both girls appeared In the juvep- He court this morning before Judge Joseph M. Donovan, who sentenced Violate to the house of Good Shep- herd in Hartford. The case of Annie was continued to enable the probation officer to investigate the facts concerning her home life. Both sisters were charged with intoxica- ton and breach Of the peace In the warrants made out by Deputy Pro- secutor Robert J. Stack.
 Not To Attend Republican Dinner
 Albert P. Stark, a member of the republican town committee. who failed to receive the nomination as registrar Of voters In the first dis trict after 40 years continuous service in that capacity. will not at- tend the dinner of the republican town committee to be held this eve ming at ! o'clock at the Endee Inn. An invitation has been feceived by MT. Stark. but remains unacknowl- edged,
 Mir. Stark, who 1. Civil War vet eran, was first notified that. his name would not be presented for renomi- nation, on the morning of the date on which the caucus was held.
 Called For Chimney Fire
 Squad A and Engine Company No. were called out at SIS this morning for a chimney fire at the home of Clifford Daley on Smith street. The blaze was extinguished with chemicals without damage.
 Snow F7urry
 A snow furry. lasting few min- utes greeted residents of the city shortly after o'clock this morning. The flakes were quite noticeable. particularly in the higher sections of the city and served as an unpleasant reminder of the winter which Is ap- preaching.
 Cars Collide
 Automobiles operated by Peter Burns and Thomas Hart were in collision at 1o:l5 o'clock yesterday morning at the corner of Main. and North Main streets. only"- slight damage resulting. Burns was ,oper- ating north on Main street and Hart was turning into Main street from North Main at the time of the acci- dent.
 Cars owned by Edmund Dennis of ss Main street and Jack Simon of 63 North street. came together at the corner of Church and School streets at II a. m. Sunday. resulting in but slight damage to both cars Sandy Beach Frequcnters. Arrested
 John Jackeroski, Alexander Brown and Edward Connolly were arrested last evening in the rear of the bill board on Church street. mora com monly known as Sandy Beach," after complaint had been received that disturbance was being creAt- ed. All three were charged with intoxication and breach ot the peace in the city court this morning, to which they pleaded guilty. Jacker- ,oski. whose appearance this morn ing was his.l3 before the city tribu- nal. will vouch for the unluckiness of that number, was sentenced to jail for so days. Connolly, this being his 10 arrest. was given q similar sentence while Brown, whose record was somewhat better, escaped with a fine of $o0 and costs. Fined for Passing Red Traffic Light
 Bernard Murphy of 1ss North Main street was fined s and costs In the city court this morning. by Judge Joseph N. Donovan on . charge of violation of the rules of the road. He was arrested by Officer Jeglinski after he had passed . red light set against him at the corner os ,7J Ccbnol efr
 3t4 New Voters Made
 At the rocent sessions of the town clerk and selectmen, 314 new voters were made, which Is a. large number for other than presidential election
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