New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

His request was granted by the court and the case will be heard on Mon- day. May 9. He was released under bonds of $500.
 West Cemetery Asn. Meeting
 The annual meeting of the West Cemetery association will be held at 1880 o'clock this evening in the base- ment of the public library. officera and other routine business trans. acted.
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles owned and operated by John Chanda of Jeanette street. Forestville and William Laga of Waterbury road. Bristol. collided Ithis morning on Park street. Chanda was driving east on Park street and was turning into Dutton street. which leads to Rockwell rark. when the rear end of his car was struck by Laga- The Chanda car was tipped over and slightly damaged. A girl. whose name was not divulged. a passenger in the Chanda car. suffered a bruised knee. She was attended by pr. B. B. Robbins.
 Officer Thomas Mccarthy investi. gated the accident and as both drivers agreed to settle the matter between themselves no arrests were made.
 Council Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of fott l. o'clock Tuesday evening. May 3rd. A number of hearings are scheduled and the session promises to be the busiest one held in several months.
 Charged With Liquor Violation
 The case of Mrs. Adeline Trimmer man of 2s Irving street, charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation, was continued until Monday. May g. at the request of her counsel, Attorney Noble E. Pierce.
 Mrs. Zimmerman was arrested oil Saturday night in raid on her home conducted by Sergeant Henry Jeg- linski and Officers Lawrence Doolan. Victor Chabot and Thomas Me Carthy. Five one gallon ms Of al- legged liquor were confiscated and are being held as evidence. This is tho second time Mrs. Zimmerman has been before the court for liquor vio- lation.
 James Leaden, who came into the house while the officers were tl!ere, was taken into custody as wcra John Shantry and John P. Johnston. vilo were in the house. I.eaden had an empty pint bottl. with him. while Shantry had before him on the table a pint bottle half full of alleged liquor.
 Mrs. Zimmerman is at liberty un- der bonds of $1.000 for her arpear- ance in court next Monday.
 11u Appearance In Court
 Frank Drenzik of Frederick street made his 11th appearance before the local tribunal of justice this morn- ing, on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns on Broad street after the ofri- cer had chased him some distance. After listening to the testimony. Judge Malone imposed . fine of 325 and costs.
 And that's o. K. with me-" was the response made by Judge Malone in the police court today. when, af- ter being fined $35 and costs on charges of reckless driving and op- erating a motor vehicle without an operators license. Gerald Kennedy of Judson street announced that he would serve . Jail sentence until the total of the fine and costs had been worked out. When Judge Malone informed him that his earning capa- city at the county institution would be limited to q . day, Kennedy stated that 1t would be O. K. to him.
 Kennedy acted as his own attor- ney and had Motorcycle Policeman James Burns recalled to the stand after that officer had testified in the case. He asked that Burns place his hand on the Bible and answer the questions which he wished to pro- pound to him. but was informed by Judge Malone that the Bible was not used in the court. When the judge started to ask Kennedy . few questions. he forgot those he had desired to ask of the oflcer, and tho officer was dismissed from the witt ness stand.
 Intoxicated Driver Fined
 Charles Belinski of l45 Green street. this city. charged with oper- ating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor last evening. was fined $1oo and costs in the city court by Judge Malone this morn- ing. Belinski pleaded guilty to the charge but insisted that he had had but two or three drinks, which he felt had not affected him to such an extent that he was unable to opcr- ate his car.
 The arrest was made by Motor cycle Policeman Edgar Norton, and Belinski was escorted to police head quarters by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns, who was called fin by his brother officer
 Mrs. Michael J. Cawley
 Mrs. Catherine Cawley. wife Of Michael J. Cawley of 42 South street. died at her home at e:so o'clock Saturday evening following an illness of several weeks with complications.
 Mrs. Cawley was born in Ireland. her maiden name being Catherine Carroll. As young woman she movedsto England where she vas married at Bradford. Yorkshire county. in 1876. to Michael J. Cav lev fav yaar~ ieter ~ho oo-> x~ this country with her husband, set ting in Bristol Il years ago and has since lived here. She was q