New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
BRISTOL NEWS
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Continued from Page Sayen) the number registering this evening. It is therefore imperative that all interested in taking advantage of this free instruction. shall come out and enter the classes this evening.
 Glass work in English will be started this evening immediately after registration and continue until 9:15. The classes in dressmaking and cooking will simply plan their work for the coming sessions which will be held as follows:
 Cooking Thursday at Forestville only. Dressmaking at Forestville Tuesday and Friday Dressmaking at East Bristol Monday and Thurs day.
 Tomorrow evening will be the registration night for all of the classes at the South Side school. where classes will be offered in mill linery, cooking, dressmaking, me- chanical drawing, shop mathematics and English for foreign born in three grades.
 Drives Into River
 Russell Davenport of 55 Smalley street, New Britain was placed un- der arrest last evening after he had driven his car into the Pequabuck river just opposite the gas plant east 1F Map,nriol hn,1laI-orJ Jpcfi gation disclosed the fact that he had been drinking and an examina- ton at police headquarters by pr. B. B. Robbins, police surgeon. sub stantiated the statement of Motor cycle Policeman Edgar Norton, who made the arrest.
 The mishap was caused apparently by Davenport following the car ahead too closely with the result that his front wheel struck the fen by Maurice Kenyon Of this city. The impact caused Davenports car to swerve down the bank into the river bed It was later drawn out and removed 10 the Riverside gar age on instructions from Acting Captain John Mclaughlin.
 In court this morning Davenport was charged with operating a car while under the influence of liquor and was fined s1oo and costs by ing Attorney James T. Mather pre- sented the case for the city.
 Youths Victims of Wanderlust
 John Thulick, aged 12, Of S22 Benham street and Edward Tabay- cask. aged 13. Of SIS Lewis street have learned that the world is con- larger than they anticlpat- cd and are glad to be home again after getting as far as Waterbury on their sightseeing tour. Their pres ence was noticed by an officer In the Waterbury railroad station and upon being questioned admitted that they lived in Bristol. They were re- turned to the home of their respec- tive parents yesterday.
 Hits Wife With Chair
 LleWlyn Dowdell's idea Of "Ain't | We Got Fun" and his wife's defini- | ton Of the same phrase did not i agree yesterday and as a result Mo torcycle Policeman James Burns and Edgar Norton were called in 10 | 1uell disturbance. Both husband | and wife. who are colored. were "oling about the floor in such a way hat the officers readily agreed with he wife and took Dowdell to head quarters.
 In court this morning he was ,harged with intoxication and fined B and costs, to which was added a NO months probationary period by Judge William J. Malone. Mrs. Oowdell was wearing a badly dis ,lored optic and her husbands e1- ,lanation of the affair was that he vas playing. Other testimony sub nitted, however, failed to verify his tatement and the wife told the court hat her black eye was caused by fer being on the receiving end of leavy chair hurled by Llewlyn.
 Fined For Drunkenness
 Joseph Braginec of East Bristol, .rrested yesterday on charge of was fined S10 and osts in the city court this morning.
 A charge of reckless driving gainst Peter Bianco was nolled by Attorney James T. father on payment of costs.
 Game Postponed
 Due to the heavy rain which fell all morning yesterday he football game between the Maple tnds of this city and the Eagles of scheduled for the after ,oon at Hefferman field, was post ,oned. Manager Raymond Casey of he local club hopes 10 make ar for the appearance Of he Southington eleven for next Sunday.
 Banks Close Tomorrow
 The banks Of the city will be closed tomorrow all day in ob- 5ervance of Columbus Day.
 Recover Stolen Auto
 An automobile owned by Arthur L,aRlanc of 25 Ward street. this city, l which was stolen from the vicinity 1 of Lake Compounce on the night of II, was found yesterday | in the woods by the Waterbury po- ice. All accessories and valuable | parts had been stripped from the 1 ear.
 Four Cars in NiHup
 About 6:30 last evening, traffic on | he Memorial Boulevard was tied up | ir, h l, |