New Britain herald., 1927-11-25

Frederick J. Borgue. 1a1 Churct street, New Britain. were continued until Tuesday 10 allow the men tc go away for Thanksgiving.
 Meanwhile Justice l.. $. Mills, with Justice William Cunningham assist. ing and Grand Juror William J Foran prosecuting. had set up court in the town court room, where those arrested by State Officers Foley and Sawyer were tried. Each was fined the s3 and costs recommended bs the state highway department
 Those assessed by Justice Mill. were as follows: Harold Connor. III Greenmont terrace. Waterbury: Johr Leary. l4 Frank street. Waterbury; Fred Ok. lSS Maple street. Bristol Howard Praut. l66 Main street, New Britain; Angelic Paussuzzi, s7 Put nam street. New Britain: Granville Michaurd. 4S Summer street. Hart ford: Wells Rramble. 64 Winthrop street, New Britain; Jack Apter. :oS Jacobs street, New Britain: stephen Seleman. I65 Stafford avenue, For estville; Glenn V. Radcliffe, j6 Trum- bull avenue. Plainville: Samuel T. Rothfeder. l54 Dwight street, New Britain; Thure E.. Anderson. East Washington street, Forestville; Dom mic w. Descola, 630 Arch street New Britain; Peter Sepho, Forest vile; Henry W. Werdlein. East Der lin: and James Alfred Rochette, 4S Ingraham street. Bristol. One was represented by Attorney Angela M' Lacava Of New Britain.
 The cases Of Randolph J. Carl son. 75S Arch street. New Britain. and Guy K Spring. 79 Church street New Britain, were continued until tonight.
 Special Town Meeting
 A special town meeting will be held within the next week 10 take action on buying new tractor and on the enforcement ot the no park ing rules about the center. The board of finance at its meeting We'd nesday night decided that a meeting was necessary in order that new so,OO0 tractor be purchased. The old one IS worn out. It would take sl.000 to repair 1t and then It would still be an old tractor. The select men have decided 10 take up the long g-discussed parking problem at the same time. The date for the meeting has not vet been fixed,
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Leo Blais Of Bristol pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving when arraigned in court before Justice M. O. Ryder "Wednesday afternoon and was fined s25 and costs. Blois was arrested by Constable George Schu- bert after an accident at West Main and Pierce streets. He agreed to pay for the repairing Of the machine which his car struck, this cost being estimated at $40.
 Dog Quarantine in Force
 The dog quarantine levied by the state commissioner of domestic ami mals went into effect at noon today. and local dog owners are warned that it will be strictly enforced by Dog Warden Philip Marino and by q representative of the state. The restrictions require that all dogs be kept tied mp or on leashes not more than five feet long. the only excep- ton being in the case of hunting dogs actually in the field. and these must be on leash while within the town limits. A fine of Sc5 or 30 days Imprisonment. or both, is the penalty for violation of the quaran- tine.
 Governor q Good Shot
 Governor John H. Trumbull tied for first place in the turkey and chicken shoot of the Hartford Gun club yesterday, breaking 49 out Of q possible 50 targets at 90 yards. This gave him the victory in Class E and earned him turkey.
 Auto ONcrturns
 A Bristol automobile driven by an  man turned upside down at Blossoms corner yesterday noon but the occupants escaped in jury. The only damage done 10 the machine was the breaking Of the and through this hole the man and girl in the car Crawled out unhurt. The accident was cans cd by a sideswiping from another car which did not stop. The Bristol machine was lighted by a local gar age man and continued on its way.
 Married 38 Years
 Mr. and Mrs. Russell n. Hopkins Of II Grown street observed Thanks- giving and their seth wedding an niversary simultaneously yesterday. The couple lived for 30 years in New Britain. where Mir. Hopkins has been employed at the Union Mfg. Co. for more than four decades.