New Britain herald., 1926-06-01
Bristol News
ACCIDENT COSTS
 DRIVER Sl53 FINES
Jacob Street Man Pays Heavily
 for Saturday Joy Ride
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL

MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL Former Bristol Soldier Drouns In
 Connr,. Rhcr-Dcath of Mrs.
 Frances Strup-Rain Spoils HoH-
 day Program.
 . Alfredo Sparmcnto Of ll7 Jacob street coIlijej with Joseph kelepcn- ski Of 1st Union street on the Ter ryvllle road on Saturday night with the r,- li, that both machines were badly damaged. Sparmcnto started ito go away, but Was followed by k"lepenshi until the arrival Of off 1 Iccrs, who placed him under arrest. ! In the city court this morning he was fined $10o and costs on the charge of operating q motor vehicle while under tho influence Of liquor S25 and costs for reckless driving, 1 S25 and costs for eyading responsi- hili'y and s and costs for operating without q license. His total fines came to $I5& and costs.
 Clarence Johnson, proprietor of a lunch room on Valley street. was arrested as the result of q raid con. conducted at his plac" on Saturday afternoon when smau quantity Of liquor was found. As the police were making the raid, John F. Lyon of r"quahuck drove up with q five gal lon can of liquor for Johnson He was Immediately arrested on the charge of transporting liquor. In the city court this morning hoth cases were continued until Thursday morning. Bonds were fixed al Sco0 in the case of John son and $l,ooo in tho case Of Lyon.
 Adolph Cloutior tore down Park street on Saturday night and after passing several cars, proceeded to pass by the traffic signal light when lt was sci against him. In the city court this morning he was fined S50 and costs for reckless driving and $io and costs for violation Of the ru' of the oad
 William HrokoD who was charged with violation of the liquor laws fol- lowing a raid made at his home. was fined i@0o and costs.
 Thomas Clare. Daniel Radican. and leo Radieau were each fined s and costs on the charge of drunk onncss as the result of arrests made oyer the holiday
 Funeral of Mrs. Frances Strupp
 The funeral of Mrs. Frances S'rUpp. 69, wife of Martin Strupp of 3S Pleasant street. who died Satur- day night following a long illness. 1 was hold at the St. Stanislaus church this morning at o'clock. Rev. l George 8artIoWski, pastor of the |church. celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the St. Thomas cemetery
 Mrs. Strupp was born in Warsaw. Poland. She came 10 this country % years ago and had lived in Bris- tol since that time with the cxcep- ton of four gears in Tcrryyille. She leaves her husband: four sons. Jos oph Strupp. q member of the Bristol police force Charles Strupp of Stam- ford. Raymond Strupp and Samuel Strupp of this city; foster son, John McGrady of this city; two daughters, Mrs. Julius Wyscnski of pequahuck and Mrs. Riycrius War ron Of Farmincton: one brother Jog ph C.. rski Of Terryyille; 14 grandchildren and two great grand children.
 She was a mmcber of the Rosary and Scapular society of St. Stanis- laus church and Of tho Ladies aux iliary of the Captain G. \. Hadsoll camp. Spanish War Veterans.
 Memorial Mass Held
 Tho annual memorial mass Of ralos council, Knights of Columbus, was held in St. Joscph's church ycs- 'crday morning at o'clock. Rev. Oliver T. Magnel was the ceIebrant Following the mass the graves of deceased members were decorated in the cemeteries by delegations.
 ,Ht HIS lilt NttI lHf NbAiAll IbSl one member, Lawrence Fitzpatrick Of Forestville who was d charter member Of the council.
 To Confer Degree Of 30
 The adoption degree will be con- rorred upon a class of so al the regular meeting of CompounCe tribe I. O. R. NJ, in Red Mems hall this evening. Mohawk tribe of Torring- ton will visit Compounce tribe and will have charge of the degree work
 Next Tuesday night Mattahesett tribe, I. O. R. M., will visit Com bounce triho Of this city and will confer the hunters and warriors de- gree upon the class. The chiefs degree will ho conferred upon the class by Wony tribe of Southington on the evening of June 15.
 Rain Stops Events
 nrizzlinG rain made it necessary 10 postpone many of the Memorial day events planned for yesterday, al- though the usual parade and mo- morial exercises were held as usual