New Britain herald., 1927-08-08

and . general mix-up resulted. with the result that the Sargts woman
 was taken into custody. On last Monday morning her case was con- tinued until today under bonds of $2,000 to await the outcome of the injuries to Mrs. Karon. who was taken to the Bristol hospital follow -, ing the hostilities. When endeaver- ing to solve the reason for the dis
 pute. the fact became known that Saul. Julia's son, is married to .
 daughter of Mrs. sargis. During the week, however, tho aggrieved parties became reconciled to each other. resulting in the judges disposition of the case this morning.
 Outing at Oompounce The annual outing and field day of the employees of G. Fox < Com pany, Hartford, will be held at Lake Ccmpounce on Wednesday of this week.
 Red Mems Meeting The regular meeting of Com- bounce Tribe. I. O. R. M., will be held in the wigwam on Prospect street at o'clock tomorrow evening. Automobiles in Collision Automobiles operated by Louis Granatte of 2S1 Bristol street, Southington. and Hugo Litke of Will lis street. Bristol. collided on East Main street. Forestville. shortly after o'clock Saturday evening, Motor cycle Policeman James Burnes. who investigated the accident. notified both drivers to appear at police headquarters this morning. where their cases were nolled by the prose
 cutting attorney on payment of costs amounting to s5.so. They were charged with reckless driving. Both rear lenders were torn from the Litke machine while the other automobile escaped with slight dam age. Charged With Drunken Driving The case of Edmund Reimer of 74 Burlington avenue, charged with op- erating a motor vehicle while under
 the influence Of liquor. was contin-
 ued by the prosecuting attorney to-
 day until Wednesday morning, Aug
 ust 10th.
 Reimer was arrested by Motor cycle Policeman James Burns on Park street. after his car had bump 1 ed into one operated by A. F. Whit
 tier of Prospect street. When brought to headquarters he was
 booked on charge of drunken driy- ing. Reimer, however insisted that
 he was not intoxicated and insisted l upon an examination. Dr. B. P.
 Donahue, police surgeon. was called in and according to the police pro-
 nounced the man in an unfit condi- l tion to drive car.
 Reckless Drivers Arrested Alphonse Tiedorczyk of 346 Bur ! ritt street, New Britain. charged ] with reckless driving, was permitted
 to go by the prosecuting attorney on payment of costs.
 The case of Joseph Lauzier. charg- ed with a similar offense, was con-
 tinued until Thursday, August 11th. Ralph R. Hall of New Britain. also charged with reckless driving,
 received a nolle in his ease after
 paying costs of s5.sn.
 Conpounce Commandery
 The regular meeting of Com
 bounce Commandery. Golden Cross.
 will be held at T:45 o'clock this eve
 ming in Red Mems hall Following
 the initiation of class of candi-
 dates. refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed. Eleven Deaths in July Eleven deaths were recorded in the office of City Clerk Thomas B.
 Steele during the month of July. This is remarkab bly, low death rate for city of Bristol's population. Open Golf Champ Here Tomorrow A large number of golf enthusi- asts are expected to flock to this city tomorrow. when Tommy Armour.
 national open golf champion. comes to this city to participate in an ex- hibition match. He will be paired
 with Arthur Reid and will be op-
 posed by Herbert Lagerblade of this city and Jack Stait of Hartford. A
 4-ball match of eighteen holes will be played.
 In order to handle the large amount of automobile traffic to and
 from the Chippanee Country club,
 where the exhibition is to take
 place, Chief Ernest T. Belden has { arranged to place special officers at various points along the route. To l facilitate the movement of traffic. all autoists in going to the club will travel over the Matthews and Battle street route. returning to this cIy via Hill street.
 Highwaymen Again Active Following a period of several
 weeks inactivity. highwavmen who have been the terror of automobiles | who on occasion use the dark high
 ways and byways in the vicinity of
 Lake Compounce. resumed opera tions last Saturday night with the
 result that within a short space of time the local police department was notified of three holdups, all of
 which occurred on Cemetery avenue Steve Skensky of 117 Burlington
 avenue. accompanied by Louis Bar l chkowsky and Thomas Oczciniec.
 were the first ones to run afoul Of
 the "holdup' men. They informed (Continued on Page Tourteen)