New Britain herald., 1929-08-28

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 The case of Charles Otto, arrested by Constable Frank Brown last Sat uday evening on a charge of reck- less driving, was continued for d week. Otto is alleged to have struck a car owned by John Massella of kensington and a moment later to have struck another owned by Rocke Massella, a brother.
 IadrowsI<i Fined
 Walter A. IadroWsky of New Brit ain was fined $5 and costs on a charge of reckless driving following a collision near Willow Brook park last Tuesday night. Attorney A. A. Greenberg of New Britain represent ed him, stating that he was unable to pay fine. He was given three weeks to pay the $5. It is claimed that he passed a car and as he was alongside of it, the car swung into the park without any warning. At torney Greenberg accepted the re-
 
 that it would be paid as agreed.
 Pays Fine of $50
 Giuseppe PiStritte of Belmont street, New Britain. was fined $10O and costs, $50 Of the fine being re- mitted on charge of drunken driv- ing. He was arrested by Constable George Kanuplla. Attorney Green berg stated that the man had no funds and that he was earning S25 a week, and had a family to support. The judge tool1- this into considera- ti6n when the fine was imrosod.
 O'ConncH Fined $50
 Matthew O'ConrCll Of Kensiagton was fined $10O and costs on charge of drunken driving, so of the fine being reunited. Ho pleaded guilty to the charge and a charge Of rock less driving was dropped. O'Connoll was arrested by Constable Frank Brown following an accident at Gal pins Hill in Berlin last Saturday night It is claimed that he struck car driven by Mrs. 3rockmovor of Arch street, New Britain, while he was in an intoxicated condition Although arrested on three charcos reckless driving, drunken drivirr and evading responsibility, he was tried on but one charge.
 sail for Tome Tomorrow
 Rev. s. A. Giske and party will leave Southampton, England. tomor- TOW for Quebec, Canada. on thcir homeWard voyage. They have spent the greater part of the summer ir Europe. Mrs. William Shepard ot Berlin whose son, William is witt the party will leave Sunday for Can, ada where she will meet them. Rev MT. Fiske will preach at the Berlir Congregational church September s Rev. David Lewis Yale of Nerider will fill the pulpit next Sunday Nurse Moves
 Due to the overcrowdcd condition at Legion hall in Kensington and tc conditions at the Kensington Gram. mar school, the visiting nurse vii make her headquarters at the ! Warrington school in Berlin, shar. ing the office of the superintendent of schools, Miss Mary Griswold. Con sidering the fact that 2-3 of hel work is done in Kensington 1t i hoped that there will be a change made at the Kensineton school tt ! enable the nurse to have her offic, i in Kensington.
 Her office hours in the office a ! the Worthington school are 8 to a. m, and i to p. m. She vii move into the new office on Angus 31 Her telephone number will b, 6290 and her home telephone mum bcr is 1O7SW
 Visiting Town
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon l.. LeClaire o Boston, Mass, former residents O Berlin, were visitors here yesterday They formerly lived on Hudson street. Berlin. MT. LeClaire being th son of the man who for years con ducted blacksmith shop wher Thomas Baratticro now lives.
 Narantec Deed
 Antony Lewsky has sold two lot on filling street, Kensington, to Jo seph P. and Elsie Greco of Kensing ton and Frank Greco of Konsingtori according to a warrantee deed filet at the town clerks office today.
 Charles Record
 Charles Record, 75 died at hi home in kensington yesterday after