New Britain herald., 1927-11-29

occurred at christening held 2 the Naunchik home on Sunday, No Vember 20th. Bida was so badl beaten that 1t was necessary to re move him to the Bristol hospital 10 treatment and he was not discharg ed until this morning.
 According to Naunchik, the chris tening festivities started at abou 1:1o D. m. on the date in question According to his testimony, every thing went along peacefully unti Blda arrived on the scene in an in toxicated condition. An argumen immediately started and Naunchil claims he was struck in the eye b, Bida- About that time Yakowitz in tervened and Bida directed his at tenuon to him. Yakowitz. who is |, cripple, proved no match for Bid; and to defend himself seized a look ing glass and crashed it over hi opponents head. Bda went dowl for the count and his first act upoI getting his bearings was to senC someone for a doctor and the police Motorcycle Policeman James Burn! responded and arrested the thre, men. After being treated at the DO lice station by DTS. B. B. Robbin. and B. F. Donahue Bida was taker 10 the hospital.
 The testimony of Yakowitz ant Naunchik varied on the stand thi, morning the latter claiming he was not in the room when the fight be. tween Yakowtz and Bida started iakowitz. however. stated that he rushed In after Bida had struck Naunchik.
 The testimony of pr. Robbins was 10 tho effect that the ten cuts or Blda's head could not have been caused by one blow. but were the re. suit rather of a number of blows. Hakowitz, however, denied hitting the man over once.
 Attorney Howard r. Mather ap- peared for Nakowitz and NaunthiIs and Judge s. Russell Mink appear cd for Bida.
 Case NolIel
 A charge of obtaining goods un- der false pretenses by the issuance ot fraudulent check against Robert Dreshcnberg of Sixth street was nolled by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather yesterday after noon after the accused had made good the amount of the check and paid the costs of S5S0.
 Dreshenberg, who appealed a 10 lay Jail sentence meted out 10 him m police court last Friday by Judge Joseph M. Donovan. was before the New Britain police court yesterday 1n a charge of issuing bad checks md immediately after court was ar -ested for the Bristol police. The ast local complaint was made by Peters and Son, garage men of this 'ity.
 Returned to Canada
 Miss Olive Black, aged IS, of Flor \. B., who was arrested yesterday by the local police on a harge of violation of the immigra- ion laws. was permitted to go yes erday after she had purchased a icket for Florenceville. She was aken into custody on complaint of z. l. Twitchcll, T.. S. inspector of The charge of theft vas dropped.
 Autos Collide
 Damage amounting to approx mately $l5o was done yesterday to n automobile operated by Mrs. Alta -sher Of Plainville as a result of a 'ollislon with a truck of the Bristol Brass corporation near the Wallace 5arnes plant on Broad street. Ac- ording to information furnished lotorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton, 'ho investigated the accident, the 'ristol Brass truck sidcswiped the eft side of the Usher car, tearing off he left front wheel and step and adly damaging the lenders.
 Both drivers appeared before As stant Prosecuting Attorney Robert . Stack this morning and agreed 10 attle the matter civilly. Fined for Evading Responsibility George Decker, charged with vading responsibility, was fined 100 and costs in the city court this lornng by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- an after the accused had leaded guilty. A charge of reckless irving was not pressed by Assist 1t Prosecuting Attorney Robert ]. | aCk. According to Mir. Stacks state l ent to the court. Decker in turning | ito south street from Main street ! st Sunday, sidesWiped a car which l as parked a short distance from !! le corner. He failed to stop and | le owner of the car did not find out 1 ho was responsible until the next corning when he found a note in is automobile, on which was writ III the number of the automobile hich did the damage. Decker, hen arrested. admitted his respon- bllity but stated that he failed to op because he became excited. Campaign Progresses The diphtheria immunization cam aiGn. now being conducted by Dr. ]. R. Robbins, city health officer, nd his staff. is making rapid pro- ress. S63 inoculations of toxin nti-toNin were performed yesterday nd the work will be carried on until Il pupils, whose parents have re- irned the consent cards 10 the ealth department, are inoculated.
 Arscnault Improving stephen J. Arsenault. who at mpted suicide last Saturday night y drinking a two ounce bottle of dine. had recovered sufficiently asterday afternoon to warrant his ,moval from the Bristol hospital to ohce headquarters, where he is now aing held until he can be turned yer to the army authorities.
 Arsenault, when interviewed yes