New Britain herald., 1926-12-28
z|GzAG DRIVER IS
 FINED IN COURT
Berlin Man Assessed Sl00 and
 Costs After Drunken Ride
TWO OTHERS ARRESTED
Accident on New Britain Road Town Planners Do Not Meet Plainyine Y Loses - English Couple MarEied IIerc-Girl Re serves Gave Dinncrs-Bricfs.

David Geroni of Berlin, charged with driving while under the influ- cnce of liquor. appeared in court be- fore Justice Edward P Prior last night and Was fined S100 and costs Geroni was arrested last Tuesday by Constables Fred Callen and Andrew Hogan after they noticed him zig tagging along the New Britain road. He pleaded guilty, and sentence was imposed. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted.
 Holiday liquor seems 10 be much in evidence, intoXication being as signed as the cause Of an accident last night on the New Britain road near the town line. Autos driven by John Perfctto of Highland court, Bristol. and Adam kowalcsk of Ter ryville road, Pequabuck, collided. Kowaleskis wife and son being slightly injured. Constable Thomas Royce investigated and placed the blame on the Pequabuck man. wno appeared under the influence oi liquor. He had him examined by physician and released him under bonds of $2oo to appear later in the week.
 Pollard Roderique of Gaillard street, Bristol. is due to appear in court on drunken driving charge tonight. He was arrested Saturday by Constable CalIcn and was relcas- cd under bonds of s2oo.
 Planners Do Not Meet
 Tho meeting of the town plan commission set for last night was abandoned because of poor attend ancc. It was intended 10 20 over the proposed building code and give con- tractors and others affected by the projected regulations an opportunity to express their opinions on the code. but now such a hearing is doubtful. There will probably be no other meeting of the commission. Chair man John r.. Lamb said today. until the regularly scheduled one on Jan- uary 10.
 N'lTl hcScrNcS hfIpcu
 The Girl Reserves helped bring Christmas into the homes of the needy but the name of their organi- zation was omitted from the cxpres- sion of thanks made yesterday by First Selectman John J. ktmmel on behalf Of the board of sclcctmen The board, Mir kimmel said had not been advised of the action of the Girl Reserves and the omission was therefore only an oversight: he now extends 10 them the thanks which he gave to the other societies. The Girl Reserves worked hard and made it possible to provide no less than five complete dinners.
 English Couple Married
 Edward Cornish and Miss Marian F. Atmore, both of Cheshire, Eng land. were married yesterday at the Church of Our Saviour by Rev. liar " l. Bodley, rector emeritus at St. Marks church, New Britain. Mrs. William Richman of Lincoln street. aunt of Miss Atmore, attended the bride: Mir. Richman was best man. After the ceremony a luncheon was served at the Richmond home,
 Plainyillc Loses Again
 The Plainville Y. NJ. C. A. basket ball team. undefoated champions of the county league last year. have been unable to win a game this winter. Last night they lost their second league encounter, being by the New Britain State Trade school. 3l-13, in q rough game at the New Britain Senior High school. Plainville fought hard dur ing the first half by the Trade school drew away. Captain Mar tin Bergen was the outstanding play CT for the locals.
 ForcStcrS' Election
 Court General I.awton Forcsters of America, will hold ifs annual election of officers tonight when it meets at Odd Fellows hall It will be the quarterly meeting, and sev- eral other important matters will be taken up for action. All members are urged to attend.
 Methodist Church Notes
 The regular mid-w week prayer