New Britain herald., 1928-07-03

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 ly, Doris Lindvall. May Lipson, Doris
 Manchester. Emily Sessions, Jose
 phine Spielman. Margaret Weller.
 Charlotte Wicker
 Honorable Mention, SO-S4 May Aldrich. Blanche Baillargeon,
 George Blum, Bernice Bouchard.
 Vincent Boyar. Viola Brooks, Will
 liam Christensen. Gabriel D'Agos-
 tino. Eleanor Donlon. Frank Ga-
 chewicz. Walter Gabrelski, Anastas-
 ia Hamilton. Arthur Helming. Fran
 cis Lamont, Enese Larese. Arthur
 Herbert Mischke. Dorothy Norton,
 Virginia O'Connor, Howard Pan-
 kratz, Vivian Pratt, Agnes Reddy. Arthur Redman. Barbara Reynolds, ! Lorette Albert. Rose Capirchio
 Michael Churchill. James Cooper,
 Margaret Cronin. Ruth Dave.
 Aillen Ferris. Ellis kudalis. Frank
 Patterson, Arthur Rode, Ardella
 Spare, Margaret Norwerk. Helen i Zebrowski, Dorothy Beehstedt, Az nes Belanger. Frances Brand, Dor othy Bunnell, Alta Burrill, Ruth 1 Carroll, Antoinette DeThomas. El-
 eanor GrzyN enski, Harry Gurske, | William Hanrahan, Theodore kry- scion. Victor Mazur. Ruth Meyer Ruth Tyrrell, Lucy Warzinski, Gen.
 evieNe Zehrowshi, Grace Allport, ! Dorothy Andrews. Edson Becker, Anne Berry Lena Bertino, Helen i Clark. Violet Cooper, Julia D'Agos- tno. Robert Grady. Grace Haekett,
 Jane Hart, Gretchen Hussman, Isa-
 bel Masack. Ruth Mather, Hyman i Plutzik, Helen Potz, Cecelia Quanz. l Ehba Stenstrom, Mary Stone. Louise j White
 Fairgrounds Opens With the erection of swings at the 1 East Bristol playgrounds adjoining
 the Pine street school Monday. the grounds were opened yesterday for | the youngsters Of the district. A 1 large number of children in that section of the city availed them- selves of the new facilities and the swings were in continuous use until 1 dark last night Miss Mildred Rowe is supervisor of the grounds. Laying Sewer The work of laying the sewer main from the new Forestvllle school on Pine street was started Monday by Dominick Palmisano of
 this city, who was awarded the con- tract several days ago by the build -,,% main will empty into the Pequabuck river. permission having been grant ed the school authorities by the state /! waterways commission and the state |, board of health with the under {, standing that the privilege would be l afforded only until such time as a l sewage disposal plant was provided l by the city.
 Appeals Jail Sentence
 William Kerr of Forestville. sen- l tenced by Judge William J. Malone 1 to 90 days in jail at Mondays po- ! lice court session, appealed his case Monday afternoon. Bonds for his re- lease, pending trial at the September | term of the superior court. were | furnished by his parents. MT. and | Mrs. Adam Kerr of Anderson ave- nue.
 S2 Arrests in June
 Eighty-two arrests were made by the police department during the !! month of June, according to the re- port issued by Captain Thomas F. Guckin. acting chief during the absence of Chief Ernest T. Belden. ! The causes for such arrests were as follows: Abuse of minor child. l. as- sault and breach of the peace. 3; 1 assault. breach of the peace and in toXication, ?: abandonment, l.: breach of the peace, 2: breach of the l peace and intoXication, 3; breach of the peace and coasting, 1: danger of falling into habits of vice. 5; dis orderly conduct, l: disobeying traf- fife officers signal. 2: intoxication. 1: intoxication and failure to pay troll ley fare. 1: keeping unlicensed dog. 1: loan of motor vehicle to minor. 1: lascivious carriage and behavior. 1: obtaining goods under false pre- lenses, 1: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. I: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, reck- less driving and resistance, 1; oper- ating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and reckless driving. 8: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, without brakes and without head lights. 1: operating motor vehicle without registration. ?: operating motor vehicle with improper regis tration and failure to stop upon sig nal, 1: reckless driving. IT: reckless driving and operating without regis ing responsibility. 1: reckless driv- ins and without headlights. l. recK- less driving and breach of the peace, i: reckless driving and no oper- ator's license 3: robbery. 1 robbery and obtaining goods under false pre- lenses, 1: operating motor vehicle with device on muffler to free the exhaust. 2; parking without lights. 1: theft 2: vaErancy, 3: violation of parking ordinance. 5: violation of parking ordinance and failure to ef1- dorse license. 1: violation of rules Of the road. 5.
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows: CommitMd to jail 1: con- tinued. 2S; judgment suspended on payment of costs. 5: nolled by prosecuting attorney. 6: nolled by prosecuting attorney. payment of costs, 22: paid fines. 16; released by chief. 8: turned over to out of town officers. 2; placed in charge of pro- bation officer. 1.
 Sixteen boys and one girl under Fl years of age were taken into custody during the month.