New Britain herald., 1928-05-28

vilei road Saturday evcEtnx. crashed into . mall box. knocking i. Aewn. He agreed 10 repiscs Es troken post and the naii tcx.
 After Joseph Ducas he'd agreed to assume the cost of rek:aS:me 4 gasoline pump at Mac.a ssrvies Sta. ton on School street. which was knocked down when struck hy ,is automobile on May 18th. | charge of reckless driving against him was nolled on payment Of costa.
 The case of Albert Kaaica. also charged with reckless driving, was nolled on payment of costs. On May 12th. an automobile operated by the defendant collided with a truck of the Harvest Bakery Company on Pennington avenue.
 Tax DelinquentS Pay.
 Five more personal tax delin- ouents paid into the city treasury this morning the sum of Ss..0, representing the tax of [: the delin- quency fee of $1. and the court costs of $5.c0.
 Six delinQuents. on whom war rants were served last week but who failed to appear Saturday morning as instructed. will be arrested either today or tomorrow and will be Riyen a hearing in court Thursday morn ing.
 Cases Continued
 The cases of Philip LeBeau and Kenneth Ryan. both charged with reckless driving. were both continu- ed by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather until next Thursday morning.
 Tho date of the offense in each case was May ooth.
 Arrested on Complaint
 Ernest Gales of l52 North Main street was arrested Sunday evening by Policeman James Burns and Dewey Carpenter on the complaint of Conductor Gregory of the Bristol Traction company. Gales. according to the street car employe. failed to stop smoking when requested to do so.
 Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mathcr. after hearing the evidence, nolled the case on payment of costs
 Addition 10 Club
 With the completion of the addi tion to the Chippany Country club an announcement was made today by trustees of the organization that permanent chef is 10 be engaged.
 In the addition is located a larg. dining room and a modern kitchen, which vii be conducted under the supervision of Harry H. Browne, manager of the Endee Inn.
 SOtcit Flowers
 Flowers for the decoration Of the graves of the city's soldier dead are being solicited by G. w. Thompson Women's Relief corps All floral donations may be left at the Boys club in the old town hall on Main street any time after p. n,.. tomor- row. Members of the corps will then arrange the flowers in baskets which will be placed on the graves in tho various cemeteries of the city.
 Rain Causes Postpnement
 Inclement weather Sunday after noon caused . postponement of the baseball game at Muzzy fed between the Bristol New Departure nine and the Meriden Endees. Tho heavy rains of the past few days have left the playing field in such . soRgy condition that it cannot be used un- til the latter part of the week.
 Bristol Girls to Graduate
 Three Bristol girls will receive d. pomas in nursing at the annual graduation exercises of St. Francis hospital. Hartford. 10 be held at that institution at o'clock Tues cay afternoon. June 5th. They are Miss Josephine Nj. Trackey. Miss Mildred A. Gisuere. and Miss Mill dred Emelia Parente. Miss Parente will also be awarded the John R. Landry memorial prize for high standing.
 Discharged From Hospital
 Edward Zahnke of l16 Divinity street. who has been receiving treat ment at the isolation hospital for the past two weeks. was discharged Sun day afternoon. According to the health authorities. he was suffering from a very mild attack of small- pox
 It is expected that Joseph Bach mann of Mines road will also be dis charged from the isolation hospital early this week.
 So cases Of smallpox have been reported in the city since Sunday, May goth.
 Arrested for Wallingford
 Harry McMennamim was arrested Saturday evening by Sergeant Hcnr. Jeglinski on a warrant issued by the Wallingford authorities charging him with non-support. He was re- turned to that town Sunday morn ing.
 Local Man Round Over
 Nick Garros. former cigar store of this city and recently alleged to have been employed by the state police department as stool pigeon in the investigation Of liquor cases. was bound over to the Litchfield superior court Saturday following hearing in the T Thomaston town court on . charge of blackmail. Bonds were set a, 5000. which Carros was unable to furnish and he was taken to the Litchfield county jail
 The specific charge against CArros is an alleged attempt to extort money from William Harper. who conducts a tavern between Thomas- ion and Torrington. It is claimed by the police that about i've weeks ago. Carros and a man named Marks of Hartford. entered HaFpePs eetab- lishment and asked him if he Wished 10 buy any liquor. W,sa Harper re-
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