New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
DRIVER WHO AIDED
 VICTIM IS FREED
NeWington Judge Repays Ham,
 den .Mot0rist for Actions
Special to the Herald)

Ncwington, Oct. 30-Richard C. Barry of 20 Spring Garden street, Hamden, was tried before Judge E, Stanley Welles in town court here last night.
 Barry was driving on the Berlin turnpike to New Haven on Septen- Der 20, at about 6.30 D. m. and while passing East Robbins avenue suddenly came upon John J. Lehr, formerly of 21O North Main street, Bristol Trying to avoid strilin, Lehr, he ran into ditch, also strill- ing the man in the back of the leg. Lehr was in a more or less intoxi- cated condition, it is said.
 Barry did everything possible to aid Lehr, taking him to the Hart ford hospital, where he Is still con- fined.
 Officer Albin Backicl of the state police department made an inves- tigation and summoned Barry to appear in court.
 After hearing the evidence Judge Wellcs could find no cause of ncgli- Gence against Barry and discharged him.
 Big Game" Hunters
 John Martino and Michael Chap pell of New Britain avenue, Hart ford, were arrested by Deputy Game Warden Charles Yeager of Rocky Hill Monday afternoon while hunt ing in the vicinity of the Circle on the Berlin turnpike.
 When arrested. Martino had in his possession two black birds and one robin and Chappell had a hen pheas- ant and one blackbird.
 The former was fined s15 and costs of $12.31 and the latter $1O and costs of S12.31.
 Whitney's First Arrest
 Constable Harold Whitney of the Junction made his first arrest yes- terday when he arrested Samuel Burke of Inlay street, Hartford, on the charge of drunkenness
 Burke was found on the railroad tracks and complaint was made by the section foreman, as he was in grave danger of being struck by the trains.
 Burke claimed he was a tobacco worker and was on his way to Dur ham, where he expected to obtain work in a nursery. He pleaded guilty | and admitted being arrested a half dozen times for the same offense.
 He was fined slO and costs, mak- ing total of $24.71, and in default Of payment was taken to Jail.
 New britain Driver Fined
 Anthony Albanese of 60 Henry | street, New Britain, was arraigned ! before Justice of the Peace Clinton | $. Barrows on the charge of viola tion of the rules of the road. On Sunday Albanese was driving on Main street at about 9:30 m. Tray cling north near the intersection of Wilson avenue, he passed several cars and tried passing a car driven by John Gancarz, of Newington, and missed out, colliding with q tele- o "P'i POiN NiNii lOlCe dS lO break the pole at the bottom. AL banese pleaded guilty and was fined S10 and costs, amounting to S27.16.
 Albanese escaped injury but one occupant of his car received hurts to his head and face Albanese was summoned to court by Constable John Walsh. Grand Juror Harry Webster prosecuted.
 Joint Legion Installation
 Installation of the officers of May. Davis, Stotzcr Post, American Legion and the ladies auxiliary will be held Wednesday evening. November 6. The degree team of Gray-Dixon post of Windsor will be present and Past Commander Kenneth Cramer of will be the installing officer
 Return to Willimantic
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence o. Barrows of Willimantic have returned home after spending Q few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton s. Barrows.
 NAVY REGULARS WORK