New Britain herald., 1926-11-20

at Muzzy Field for the city champ ionship. Each team will receive 50 per cent of the receipts, Man. aser Casey insisting upon such an arrangement as a protection to his players in the event of injury, Members of hIs team, however, were willing to play on any basis simply for the opportunity of indicating to the public their football prowess.
 Coach Flynn of the West Ends and Coach Carpenter of the Maple Ends will workout their teams each day from now on until Thanksgiv. ing morning and football fans should, as a result, see a hotly con- tested game. Backers of both teams are confident of victory and a record attendance should be the result.
 Energetic Science Club Organized
 An Energetic Science Club" has been organized by the freshman class of the high school with In, following offers: President. James Setter: vice-president. Catherine fiordan; secretary. Grace Olson; treasurer, Emma Feely.
 Must Appear In Pennington Court j. J. Mccarthy and Henry J. Flynn. who were involved in an automo. bile accident in Pennington late Tuesday night while returning from meeting of the Elks in Unionville. nave been summoned to appear fin the farmington town court next Tuesday evening. November 23. A car operated by Flynn and in which Mccarthy was riding as a passenger, was in collision with an automobile operated by D. Anninger of West Hartford, Flynn's car being turned over as reSult. The accident was apparently due to heavy fos, which made it impossible for either driver 10 see the headlights of the others car.
 DismisSes Law Suit
 The suit of Guiseppa Fazzina against Joseph Sizzio for $500 for wages as a woodcutter has been dis missed in the court of common pleas at Hartford by Judge Thomas F. Molloy. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. who represented the defendant mo- tioned for bill Of particulars which was granted by the court but never filed. Attorney Anthony J. Rich rep resented Fazzina, "...
 216 Bottles of Brew Seized
 Edward r. Hess Of Jerome avenue was fined $25 and costs in the city court this morning on charges Of manufacture, reputation and sale Of beer. An additional charge of keep ing a disorderly house was nolled. Hess, through his attorney. Joseph r. Dutton, pleaded nolo contendere to the other three charges. Hess was arrested early last Sunday morning as the result of a raid conducted by Officers Keith. O'Connor, Ceryes and Jeglinski, 216 bottles of home brew being contiscated. An analysis show ed the beer had an alcoholic con- tent of per cent. Attorney Dutton presented about 15 elderly persons who were present at the gathering last Saturday night to offset the dis orderly house charge. All of the peo- pie have been citizens of Bristol for | number of years.
 The case of Gustav Miller of Vol colt road, charged with reckless driving, operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor and having no drivers license. was continued until Saturday. November 27. The auto operated by Miller collded with trolley car on Terry vile road last Sunday night and re- suited fatally to Charles c. kanopka of Beach street. Terryville who was a passenger in the auto. Miller was represented by Attorney Joseph F. Dutton.
 Reckless Driver Fined 425
 John H. Williams of New Britain was fined so5 and costs in the city court this morning on a charge of reckless driving and operating . car with improper registration. He was arrested by Officer Victor Chabot on Wednesday morning, November II. in the center of Forestville.
 Joseph Stacunes, charged with breach of the peace. had his case continued in the city court until next Monday. He was arrested on con- plaint of his wife who claimed that the husband picked out each Thursday, which was pay day, to beat her.
 The case of Frank Kasmarcik of Anderson avenue. Forestville, charg- cd with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. was continued until later in the day. He was arrested about two weeks ago by Officer Edgar Norton in East Bristol after his car had been In col lision with one operated by Michael Lambert of Forestyille