New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
and no charge was pressed against
Boy struck By Auto

and no charge vas pressed against
 him.
 | Boy struck By Auto John Gierochowski of II Oak street. Ne" Britain, reported 10 the ' roilce Yesterday afternoon that while driving down Terryville road 1 he struck small boy, whose las. nam" was given as Bramhal Of 5l , oakland avenue, Hartford. Accord ing 70 Gierochowski. the youth was standing on the running board Of ! stalled car and leaned out into the road just as he was about 10 pass. Tl"rochowsh took the boy 10 the offi"" of nr. W. | Woisard. where | V "as found that he was uninjured. Tn" driver was no, held. New Departure Broadcasting Tn" second season of hroadcastine hy the musical organizations Of the \'N Departure Manufacturine com pany will hc inauguratcd this eve ming through NTIC for a half hour h'glnnlns S o'clock. eastern daylight time
 The full New Departure orchestra will broadcast n program Of eight dance numbers this evening as fol lows Fox trot, Sometimes Pm Happy; Tor tro', Me and My Shadow fox tror, "One O'Clock Fahy'; waltz, Dawn of Tomorrow: fox tro'. Dew Dow. Devv Day: 'nN trof, Side By Side; fox trot 'Nho-oo? You-ooH That's Who: toX trot. Gorgeous
 Every Monday evening at $ o'clock will b. the New Departure period with the orchestra and band alter mating each week throughout the winter.
 last years programs were broad cast from the studios ot NTIC at Hartford in the Travellers tower. This season arrangements have been made 70 broadcast directly from tn. main works of the New Departure Mfs. Co. at Bristol with remote con trol.
 Iircmcn's Outing
 Excellent weather va. con trihutlng factor 10 the success ot tho annual outing and dinner of the fire department which was held Satur- fay at Judds Bungalow on Fall mountain. The various fire houses of the city were inspected during the morning by the mayor and board of fire commissioners. accom- panied by Chief John H. Hayes. Fol lowing the inspection, the gathering proceeding to Fall mountain wher. a sheep harhecue dinner was served under the direction Of Councilman Homer II. Judd,
 During the afternoon a baseball same was played between two se- lfctod teams and other sports were enjoyed.
 Columbus Day Celebration
 Preparations are being made by the young Italians lodge Of the Sons of Italy for an elaborate celebration to take place on Columbus Day. Oc- toher l@th. Rockwell Park and Muzzy field will be the scene of the festivities. Governor John Trum- bull is 10 he invited and other state and city officials will be pres ont
 \ meeting Of the lodge Is to be held on "Wednesday evening of this week and at that time committees will be named
 Voting Machines Placed
 Voting machines have been set up and instructions as 10 their opera tioN will ho given on September 14. ta and lf for the primary election which will he held on Tuesday. Sep temhcr %
 City Clerk Thomas E. Steele and William F. Smithwick will instruct in the city court room in the City hall for district No. 1. William H. Roberts and Mrs. Ella H. Wood in Firom"n's hall. Torest,ille for dis trict No. ." James F. Doyle and Clarence l.vsaught at Engine House No. for district No. $: and Mrs. Catherine McCusker and David loishman for district No. In the Federal Hill school.
 Found Not Guilty
 Charles Musznsk Of Meriden. with reckless driving on August 20 and his brother. Michael Musznslli charged with drunken, ness on the same date. were both found not guilty by Judge William J. Malon" in the city court this morn ing. TNor were represented by AL torney Her Of Meriden.
 On date in question a truck op"ratcL by Charles figured in collision with a trolley car of the Bristol and Plainville Electric com rany near rhe "N" in East Bristol. Tn" truck was turned over and con sidcrahly damaged, while the trolley was damaged 10 the extent Of &-h. |. Motorman Strup testified in court that the truck turned directly in front Of him from Lake avenue into Middle street without the driver giving tho necessary hand signal. He admitted on cross examination that the wheels Of tho truck were In the trolley car for distance Of ac- rroNimatolv S0 feet before the col liSlon occurred
 Officer Connolly testified that whil" Michael Nusznski had been drinking, he Was not intoxicated. These were the onlv two witnesses v llaI h,,