New Britain herald., 1928-07-11
RELEASE PRISONER
 AND FINE FRIEND
Auto Case Turned Topsy.TurVy
 State Police Nab Two
ANOTHER BLOCK POSSIBLE
Wisk May Build on Factory Site Annual Trumbull Outing on Aug ust 6-Funeral of Mrs. Foran and Mario Morante-Brtefs.

Fred Hellmann ot Bristol, charged with reckless driving, was released, and his companion, Dec Marcottee costs when the court aftermath of an automobile accident of week ago took place last night and it de- veloped that Hellmann had not been the driver of the car at fault.
 The Bristol machine ran into the rear of a car operated by Charles Dlggle. Jr of Plalnville. at the cor Ter of West Main and Washington streets early last Thursday morning. and Hellmann was arrested by Con- stable George Schubert. Before the trial last night Narcotic admitted that he had been the driver of the car. so Hellmann vas released.
 Narcotic was found guilty of drlv- ing without an operators license and paid the court a total of s1so6. Justice William Cunningham was on the bench and Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon prosecuted.
 Had Defective Equipment
 Defective equipment on their auto mobiles brought fines last night to two drivers nabbed by the state po- lice. Alfred Myron. driver for Bal lou & Nagle of Southington, was as- sessed S.5 and costs for defective brakes and slo for improper head lights. s10 being remltted. Joseph Dzuniwlch. charged with defective headlights and horn. was fined Sl0 and costs. The pair had been ar rested by State Officers London and Mitchell,
 May Erect Store Block Another business block for the center of Plainvllle on the site of the present vacant factory of the old Plainville Mig. Co. loomed as pos sibility today when workmen began clearing away fence and trees from the front of the old building, Wal ter Wisk of New Britain. who holds lease on the property. said this morning that he had made no de- finite plans as yet but that he might .. put in row of stores along the , eastern end of the West Main street frontage.
 The high picket fence has been torn down, the large tree and under brush are being cut away. and the property has already taken on diff ferent aspect. The major portion Of the factory will be left standing, only the low wooden portion near the 1 Ike
 Work on the Tani block on Whit ing street has been progressing rapidly, and the brick front and walks have now been completed.
 Annual Trun,bull Outing
 The annual outing of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Go. for its employees and the townspeople will be held at savin Rock on Monday, August 6. Plans are being made to take TOO persons on the expedition. Trolley cars will leave Plainville center at a m and the return trip will start at o'clock. with one car held over until o'clock.
 The toWnspeople may buy tickets at Plainville center from members of the committee or may obtain them on the cars. The rates will be the same as in the past. No charge will be made for children 10 years of age or under.
 Ralph L. Seymour is chairman of the committee on arrangements. as- sisted by T. A. Lyman and o. M. Baker.
 Funeral of Mrs. Foran Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Foran, wife of Patrick Foran. were held at her late residence. 119 Whit ing street. at s:3o o'clock this morn ing and at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at o'clck. A requiem, high