New Britain herald., 1927-11-21

place at meetings of G. A. Hadsol Camp, II. $ W. V. and the I.adie Auxiliary in Arcanum hall this eve ming. Following the meeting ther will be setback tournament be tween Hadsell Camp and the New Britain camp. A luncheon will b, served hy the auxiliary.
 Win Close Contest
 The New Departure basketball team won close contest Saturda, evening in the high school gymna sium from the Piainfeld Pros, th, final score being 2S 10 97. The local were leading at half time 70 10 and with but two minutes 10 play the visitors had tied the score at ., all. With minute to play, Crowley a new man on the Endee roster cag'd a basket putting the loca boys out ahead. Bernot, left back ii inc visiting lineup, Was tho star O the evening with five field goals ant two fouls to his credit.
 stolen Car Recovered
 A Ford sedan, bearing a Massa. ennSetts registration and owned b, Clara E. James Of West Newton Mass, was found abandoned on Cen. ter street Saturday morning and placed in the police garage. Ths owner was notified and came -c Bristol today for her property. Th, car was stolen in Boston last Friday
 Former Bristol Resident Dead
 Mrs. Ida Grace lAnIrrSon) Wal do' wife Of Carlos !. Waldo. died yesterday afternoon at her home in Flalnvlllr of heart trouble
 Mrs. Waldo was a native of Cas- eade, Iowa. A 8 young child she came 10 Connecticut Wifn her rar- rntS settling in Windsor Locks. In lN'' she was married 10 Carlos |, Waldo and in 1906 camo to Bristol. residing her" until q year ago. when sh" moved to PIajnvillc.
 Surviving. besides her husband, are two sons, Leon J. Waldo of Wichita, Kansas and C. Eric Waldo ot Plainvlle; one daughter, Mrs Burton Phelps of Plainyille; and three grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held at the home or her son at Pennington avenue at o'clock Tuesday after noon. Rev. Charles $. Wyckon. pas tor ot the Congregational church, "I.I 'onduct the services and burial VIII h" Tn West cemetery. this city.
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 lldcge II. Diamond Of 731 Soutb Main street Was fined $95 and costs m the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone on a 'harso of reckless driving.
 Diamond was arrested yestardav lfternoon by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns after he had passed he officer doing better than 45 niles an hour along Tcrryville road The officer started after the speed- ng car and when it had attained n speed Of 46 miles an hour, called T lalt' Diamond pleaded guilty 10 the 'hargc.
 To Settle Ci,iIIy
 Joseph M"lino Of @62 Jacobs street hd Harry J. Kaufman of = Mills treet, who were involved in an auto ,ccldent at the corner of West and 'leadoW streets last Friday evening .ppeared before Prosecuting Attor- icy James T. Mathcr this morning ihd agreed the settle the matter willy.
 Al tho time of the accident. Melino vas crossing over West street from Jacobs street preparatory to making he turn into Meadow street, when le struck Hattman's car, tipping it oNer. Neither driver was injured 'ut both cars were considerably lamagod
 Arrested in Police Station
 When Eldrill Aubin of Forestyille elected the police station in which 0 warm himself early Sunday morn ng, he committed an error of iudg- 1ent, and as result was obliged to ay the court S5 and cost this lorning when presented on q harge of intoNicaton.
 Aubin. unable 10 get home be- ause Of inc early hour, presented lnlselt 10 Officer Edward O'Connor. 'ho was doing desk duty, and first sked permission 10 warm himself. ms was given him and a short tim, tter he asked the officer for per llssion to sleep. O'Connor pointed Ut that this privilege could be ex- ended to him by placing him in a ell and booking him on a drunken ess charge, 10 which Auhin dissent Il. X few minutes later O'Conuor as surprise to see Aubin pick LID q intern and, although the place was rightly lighted, start on a search 'r cats. This action proved to be ubin's undoing and he was locked D.
 Trouble al Christening A 'Hi lSl'ilInE at the nome of John aunchlk of 2i Curtiss street yes 'rday afternoon resulted in d free )r-all scrimmage. which sent one Ian to the Bristol hospital with were cuts on his head and resulted the arrest of the host and Andrew akaWlt2, also of 4 CurtiSs street rank Boyda, one of the invited | uestS. 10 all appearances was the no christcned, several bottles con- i Inlng not champagne but hooch 2lng broken over his head. His was such that he was un- Ole to appear in court this morning Id the cases of Naunchik. charged ith keeping q disorderly house, and | ndrcw kakawitz. charged with : reach Of the peace and assault, be- F continued until November 2SI nder bonds of $500. Boyda Is also larged with drunkenness. A complaint from noighbors of | brought Officers Keith ! Id Mead to the scene. Upon open g the door leading to the kitchen, oyda was discovered lying on the