New Britain herald., 1928-09-04

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 which had not been ascestained thu morning. was wrecked last evenina on Terryville road near the ahevel Shop Hill. A report of tho aeci4ea( was made to police headquarters late last night and Officer rimsthy Lam. bert was dispatched ts the scene by Acting Captain Joseph strup. Upon arrival. the officer found . car ever the embankment but mons of the ec- cupants in sight. It waS later fssa4 that the four passengers, all yeuns men. had walked into TeFFyviile after abandoning the car.
 A check of the registratien was being made this morHing by the DO lice and 1t is possible that one or more arrests may result.
 Nattoual Anti,ens Campaign Next Monday. September 10, the drive will begin to secure signatures to petitions to congress to pass tn. bill known as H. J. 2iS. declaring the Star Spangled Banner" the of : ticial national anthem Of the United | States. The drive locally will b, known as the Star Spangled Ban- ner" week. sponsored by Harold +. Emmett Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars and aided by . cooperating committee from nearly ell the frater- nal and patriotic organizations of the city. each of which will appoint its own solicitors for signatures to the petitions. As each organization will be credited with the number of signers they secure. there will m. doubtedly be very keen Yivalry among the organizations to win the honors of securing the largest mum Der and thus give evidence of will- ingness to do q patriotic service to their country by some actual work. Harold F. Emmett Post has taken up this work in cooperation with the national Americanization committee of tho Veterans of Foreign War. which is conducting . campaign ali over the country under the direc. ton of Captain Walter I. Joyce. na. tional director. Captain Joyce is one of the most prominent Amed- canization workers in the country and is a descendant of John Alden. The Emmett Post committee con. sists of Thomas P. Cahill. chairman: George R. stanwood, Foster Snyder. James Moody, Fred Massicote. 4 meeting of the members of the post will be held on Thursday evening of this week. at which time each mem Der will be asked to solicit sigma lures.
 During the campaign, the club rooms of Palos Council, Knights of Columbus. will be used as head quarters for the committee.
 100 Arrests in August
 100 arrests were made by the De- lice department during the month of August. according to the report of Chief Ernest T. Belden. Of this number II were boys under 21 years of age. The arrests were made for the following causes: Assault and breach of the peace. T.; assault. breach of the peace and intoxication. 1; breach of the peace, 5; breach of the peace and intoxication. ]; breaking and entering, theft of au- tomobile and theft of pistol. 1: de- frauding boarding house keeper, l: embezzlement by bailee. l: failure to pay personal tax, :5; fcrnication. 2: gambling. [; injury to private prep erty. ]; improper use of numbv, plates, 1; intoxication. &: keeping gambling place and violation Of the liquor law. l; non support. 2: oper- ating motor vehicle without opeTa- tors license. 1: operating motor vehicle without operators license. 7: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, 7: operating motor vehicle while under the tn- fuence of liquor and reckless driv- ing, l.; reckless driving. !: reckless driving and evading responsibility. l; reckless driving and failure to carry registration certificate in car. l; reckless driving, operating without operators license and device on muffler to free the exhaust, 1: re. fusal to pay trolley fars and intoxt- cation. |; parking without lights. I: theft. {; theft of chickens, !: vagrancy. 5; violation of parking ordinance. 5: violation Of liquor law. 10; violation of the rules of the read, ,.
 The above cases were disposed of as follows: Bound over to higher court, |; continued. g: committed to Jail, 5: forfeited bonds. 2; nollsd by prosecuting attorney, lb; nolied by prosecuting attorney on payment of costs. 45; paid fines. 1S; placed on probation. 2; released by chief. ': turned over to out of town offi- cers. 2.
 During the month 73 complaints were investigated by the department resulting in 13 arrests. Thtrty-hve doors were found unlocked by ohi- cers, 6S notices were served for the city, Is automobile accidents were investigated and property valued at S54.5O was returned to owners.
 Yardmaster To Marry
 Announcement of the engagement of Miss Margaret Reilly of Flutevflle and Eugene Donnelly of l1 Wolcott street. this city has been made. The wedding will take place in Thomas- ton or Wednesday. September IF.
 MT. Dopnelly is yardmaster of the local freight yards. Miss Reilly ts employed in the plant of the Seth Thomas Clock Company in Thomas- ton.
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
 Mrs. J. Paretta of 23S South Main street announced the engagement of her daughter. Miss Marie Anna Paretta, to Joseph Pavano of S5s SHs An1