New Britain herald., 1926-07-28

wold last evening and was fined S100 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days. Felechner lives at 126 Clinton street. New Haven, and was arrested when he was driv ing reCklessly without lights and after he had narrowly missed eolid- ing with the Connecticut Go. bus.
 Victor J. Nitus of 192 Jefferson street, Hartford, who was summoned on the charge of reckless driving when his car collided with the car of Tracy Nickerson of Berlin, had his case continued to next Tuesday. His brother, Harry Vitus, who was an occupant of the car, was fined $20 and costs for drunkenness. A young woman whose name was not learned was hurt in the accident and taken to the Hartford hospital where it is reported that she is re- covering.
 John H. Sullivan of Parkside av- enue, Springfield, was fined $1O and costs for speeding.
 Minnie Ankulsty of Vine street, Hartford, was remitted the fine of s25 and costs imposed by Judge Griswold on the charge of reckless driving.
 Astashio Benglo of New Haven charged with driving with improper 1 brakes was fined S25 and costs Benglo crashed into the back of an- other car Sunday when the line of traffic was held up by Officer Frank Brown at the intersection of Berlin street and Pennington avenue.
 William II. Murphy of Bridgeport was fined S19 and costs on the charge of overlooking a truck. George Forsyth of New Haven charged with driving an overloaded bus, was fined S10 and costs.
 Church Item
 There will be no Sunday sChoo this coming Sunday at the Kensing' ton Methodist church. The regulal morning service will be held at Il o'clock and Rev. May Lord, the pas tor, has planned to make this service interesting to young and old an' has requested that the Sunday schoo children attend.
 EacationistS Leave
 Mrs. H. l.. Judd and family lei yesterday for their summer home Il the Adirondacks in New York state MT. H. L. Judd will join them at later date.
 California Visitors
 Louis Dizzani and Charles Canes trio of Oakland, California, ar spending a months vacation wit Mir. and Mrs. Peter Dizzani of Man street, Kensington. Leave For Beach
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Loomer c Kensinton have left for Ocea Beach, Maine, for an indetlnit period.
 Baby Born A daughter, Eileen Meyer, wa born to MT. and Mrs. Howard , Crane of Pittsfleld, Mass. July p | MT. Crane is the son of MT. an . Mrs. F. H. Crane of Kensington an is employed as assistant manager the r. s. Kresge store in Pittstiel' . Plans For School Completed
 Rev. John H. Kingsbury of Hud
 son street has completed his plan : for the opening of a school for chi 3 dren at the same time that the put {, lie schools open. This school is [. somewhat advanced ideas, bein s one of the few located in this cour 3 try The object of the place is
 provide a suitable surrounding ft
 those children whose parents al s unable to gixe them the benefits | homelike atmosphere in the f daily life. This plan should be hai 0 ed with enthusiasm by those paren S who live in hotels or are. for oth' = reasons unable to gire their time e the child's upbringing.
 : The home is located on the esta h of John B. Smith, a. former Ne | Britain man and covers four acr
 of land, both pasture and woode
 The house is large and sunny wi : we'll ventilated rooms that seem n have been made for the chatter v ctildren's feet and the echo of the e laughter. There is large screen' e veranda that will serve as pla ground when the rain makes I
 lawns and fields unsuitable for tn l. purpose.
 T. The dining room. is set out wi '- tiny tables and chairs that shou J. make eating toy to children VI