New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

Tecktc1S OFISIn1 ana OpetAuuB - motor vehicle while under ths tn- huence of liquor. was continued m. til Tuesday. November I. at ths rs. quest of Anthony J. Rich. counsel for the accused. Barysevich was arrested early this morning by Ofki- cer William Thompson.
 Fined for R. of P.
 Charges of operating g motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor and breach of the peace against Peter Susco of Park street l were merged into one of breach of the peace following 8 consultation between Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather and Attorney Anthony J. Rich this morning and fine of s100 was imposed by the court. 1 susco. who is employed as truck driver by the public works depart ment of the city. was arrested on Saturday night, October goth, fol- lowing a complaint made by his landlady that had hurled bowl of spaghetti at her. Susco disap- 'peared from his boarding place aft CT the trouble and was not arrested until three hours later by Officer Thompson. who caught him at the corner of Main and South Elm streets after he had seen the num- bers on Susco's car. When taken to headquarters. he was booked on charge of driving while under the influence of liquor in addition to breach of the peace.
 |, Dance Committee Named At d meeting of the regulars of the Bristol fire department, held Saturday evening in the central fire station. Lieutenant George Brannan of Welch Fire company was nam- ed chairman of the general com- mttee to arrange for the annual So- cial and dance of the department. Lieutenant William Lamb of tho retary and treasurer and Fireman William Dutton of the same com- pany was elected floor director. The personnel of the entertainment com- mittee will be announced later.
 While no definite date for the af- fair has been set. it is probable that it will take place early in January.
 Judge Thonls to Speak Judge William F. Th~ls, former mayor of Waterbury and a strong contender for the gubernatorial nomination at the last two democra- tic state conventions. will be the principal speaker at democratic rally to be held at o'clock next Thursday evening. November l. in Firemen's hall. Forestville. This is the only rally which will be held in the second voting district.
 Other speakers secured for the occasion are Herman Kopplemann of Hartford. candidate for congress from the first district: Jam4s XII. martin of Niagara university, Dr. William F. Reardon of West Hart ford. candidate for state senator from the fifth senatorial district, and Dr. M. F. Claffey. candidate for representative. Joseph F. Dutton. chairman of the democratic town committee. will preside.
 Chau6euTs' Banquet
 Private chauffeurs of the city will meet this evening to discuss the formation of a chauffeurs' social club. At o'clock a bowling match will be held at the Center alleys and will be followed by . banquet at Polie's at o'clock.
 Chauffeurs who will attend are
 Henry Futile. D. Pensonneault, c. kapsen, Leo English. R. A. Burzler, George L'Heureux, V. J. Murphy, J. D. Gagnon. A. Larnier. F, Buth. raume. William E. Robbins, Jack Cushner, Jack Boyce. James Kelly and Ralph Fix, all of this city. and Henry Davitt and Frank Nelson of Forestville.
 Local Teams Win
 The West End and Maple End football teams were both victorious in their Sunday afternoon engage ments The former team defeated Muzzy Field while the Maple Ends were winning from the East Branch team of Torrington 6 to c. Both games were we'll attended.
 Charged With IntOxication :, John Scheffer of Main street. charged with drunkenness, was fined $1o and costs by Judge Jose oh M. Donovan in police court this morning.
 Scheffcr was arrested by Motor- cycle Policeman James Burns Sum- day afternoon at Pleasure Reach" as the spot in the rear of the bill- board on Roots Island is known in police circles. The officer. noticing } that drinking party was in progress. ordered the three participants to start for home and keep going , Schaefer's two companions were ahoo l to make the grade but schaefer him- self was not so fortunate, being un- I able to stand. He was still trying to , get on his feet when Officer Burns returned with the police patrol. City Hall Window Broken The large pane of glazed glass ta , the door leading to the office of the city clerk in the city building was
 found broken this morning by the janitor when he reported for work at : a. m. Nothing inside the office , was disturbed and it is thought that l someone fell against the door some 5 time early last evening.
 Preparing Election Tickets l In making arrangements for the , printing of tickets to be placed in the voting machines for the election ) on November 9th, it was found that because of the large number of 0f- } fees and candidates. it would be im-
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