New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
Liquor Violstor FYnci.

Liquor Violator fynoA Michael Flynn of Norton stssa1, charged with keeping Iquor with. tn. tent to sell. was tined tlOO and coGts in the city court today by JudJA William J. Malone. He was repro. sented by Attorney Anthony J. Rieh and Prosecuting Attorney James I. Mather presented the case. ! Hymns home was visited last eve. ming by Sergeant Henry Jegiinski and Officer William Thompson aud a five gallon can. two gallon jues, and a still confiscated. lS5. gallons Of mash were destroyed. Fined for Reckless Driving.
 A fine of $50 and costa was i'm. posed by Judge Malone on John Sanders, charged with reckless driv. ing, A charge of operating an au- tomobile while under the influence of liquor was dropped.
 sanders was arrested Sunday ! night by Officers Keith and McCar- | thy after the car which he. was l operating had colided with one driven by Frank Spielman of Wood l hine street.
 Arrested on Wife's Complaint.
 Nakar kapaluniz, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, was fined $2o and costs. He was arrested Sunday night after a complain, had been made to police headquarters by his wife.
 Boys Before Court. TWO boys, one l5 years of axe and the other fl, were sentenced to the Connecticut School for Boys in Merlden by Judge William J. Malone Tn juvenile court today. The youne- sters pleaded guilty to attempting 10 ! hold up Joseph Malonoski, q local sroceryman. on the night of June -a' They carried revolvers but did not use them when Malonoski refus- ed 10 comply with their command 1T hands up."
 third youngster. Is years of age was also sentenced 10 the Meriden institution charged with breaking and entering. He pleaded guilty to nurglarlzlng the home of Julian Norton on Lake avenue several nights ago.
 Ten boys, charged with breaking : windows in the South Side school were permitted to go with q repri- mand after their parents had agreed 10 pay slo each toward the damage done.
 Chautauqua Plans
 stephen NJ. Wells, president of the Bristol Chautauqua Association. which was formed seven years ago for the purpose of sponsorins the presentation of the Swarthmore Chautauqua in Bristol, has an- nounced that chautauqua this year will be held on Federal Hill Green the week of July l3 to 1s inclusive. The distribution of season tickets this year will be under the direction Of Augustus G. Funk and alr6ady plans are under way for the pIacine of these tickets in tho hands of the 500 or more persons who will take advantage of the summer chautau. qua program.
 The program as arranged by the Swarthmore Chautauqua associat ton comprises a we'll balanced list of en. tertainment features, including three musical programs two well known plays. an exhibition and demonstra. ton by pure blood Hopi Indians an impersonator and some we'll known lecturers. In addition will be the Junior Town organization of Junior Chautauqua which will hold their sessions each morning of the week.
 Miss Marion l.. Estes. who acted as superintendent of tho chautau. qua last year. will act in that ca pacity again this season and she will in addition supervise the work of the junior chautauqua. It is ex- pected that she will be in Bristol . week before the opening and will be the guest of honor at . luncheon to be given at the Chippanee Country club where she will address . gath ering of chautauqua supporters.
 The guarantors of tho Bristol Chautauqua are as follows:
 Charles R. Anderson. J. Ernest Andrew, George s. Andrus, Carl Aymett, B. o. Barnard, A. 6. Barnes Mrs. c. F. Barnes. Fuller Barnes, Harry C. Barnes. A. G. Beach. Helen Woodford Beach. Fred W. Beaucar. c. J. Beckstedt. W. R. Bowes. W. F. Brainard, John P. Brown. E. M. Browning. Frank Bruen, F. NJ. Buckingham. D. C. Buffum, W. P. Calder. John E. Con- don. Peter Conlon. R. W. Cook. J. F. Cox, John Donnely. Joseph M. Donovan, W. w. Dunbar. V. R. Dut- ton
 F. W. Eastman J. D. Foster. W. P. Fraser. Emil Funk. George Funk. w. H. Graham. V. R. Greene. w. R. Hanrechan. Joseph Harding, W. A. Hayes, A. C. Hitchcock. P. M. Hubbard. F. G. Hughes, D. .. InEraham. Edward Ingraham. Arthur E. Ingram. R. H. Jackson. A. W. Jepson. Ralph Joerres. A. Josolowitz. Charles S. Joy. Brown Joyce. Leonard Linberg. Ray K. Linsley, w. J. Malone. 6. R. Mink, J, R. Mitchell and son, C. J. Moore. William Muir. John T. Murphy, V. svott Mccarthy. Dewitt Page, P. \. Park, l.. G. Parsons. I. H. Patter- son. Epaphroditus Peck.
 Karl A. Reiche. H. B. Reid, R. A. Richardson. Charles R. Riley, E. A.. Ryals, C. B. Sanford. Ida C. eAs- sions. Paul B. Sessions. W. Kenneth Sessions. L. G. Sigourney. C. B. Simmons. K. H. Simmons, A. D. Somers. R. A Spare. w. E. spicer, \. o. Staples, Ida NJ. Stockton. P. c. Stone. Ralph R. Strong. F. B. Tib- bits, W. D. Towle. Jr.. Morton C. Treadway, H. W. Futile, 4. L,
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