New Britain herald., 1929-08-26

amount found in the machine. II they were engaged in transporting liquor, he believed that they would ! have barrels of the stuff and not a few gallons. Judge Ryder then passed sentence.
 Drunken Driver Fined 31O0 James Grimes, charged with driv- ing a car while under the influence of liquor, was found guilty by Judge Merritt o. Ryder and was fined s10C and costs. The court remitted $50 ot the fine.
 He was arrested late Saturday night by Constable Gleason Saunders after he had crashed into a parked truck near Hart's corner. Marriage Announced | Announcement has been made ot the marriage of Mrs. Olive Mathel and James I.effingwell which took place early in the month at Brew. ster N. Y. They are well knowT here and have large host c1 i friends. They will make their resi-. dence on Pierce street.
 Time Is Limited
 According to Dr. George F. Cook health officer, his recent order thar all children about to enter school or September 4 be vaccinated, has lee number of families to comply witt his edict the past few days.
 Dr. Cook stated that about 50 chil. , recently for vaccination purposes but that there is still a number oi children who have not compiled with his order
 Superintendent of Schools Leon c Staples has given Dr. Cooks orde, his full support and has issued noti, fication that any child who has not been vaccinated will be refused ad. mittance 10 school. Children will be admitted if they bear a statement from a doctor saying that their con. dition does not warrant vaccination otherwise they must be vaccinated.
 Few Forest Fires | According to the local nre wardens, the losses by forest fires this year will be the lowest in fiv, years despite the fact that this sum. mer has been exceptionally dry.
 Since March 1 there have been onl, seven calls for the services of tho forest fire fighters. The calls were to the Methodist camp grounds Norton Park, two on Red Stone Hi, and three at Mountain Grove. The most damage was done at the camr grounds. The care in issuing fire permits ir the forest regions and other proven. tive measures promoted by Firl Wardens I. Gridley. Edward Made. ley, o. Robertson. Howard Usher anG F, Futile is believed 10 be one of the big factors in the decrease in the i forest fires this summer.
 Social and Carl Party
 A public social and card party vii be given this evening in the l. o. o l F., under the auspices of Martha | Rebekah. Refreshments will Dc ! served.
 PlainNille Briefs | George and James Cunningham Harvey Smith and Nelson Royce have gone to Myrtle Beach where they will remain for a week. P. w. Smith, letter carrier, has resumed his duties after a week : vacation spent in New Hampshire
 Rural Carrier c. J. Morse and family have returned home after ! t,,,n I Ct l N. Y.
 John Berger is spending twc weeks at Woodmont
 Miss Dorothy Clayton of 40 Whit ing street has returned home after visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schueble Of Pennington avenue have returned after vising relatives in Philadel- phia for few days.
 The Misses Rooney and their brother, Rev. Thomas Rooney of Grown, Penn., are vacationing with pr. James Rooney at Sound View.
 James Paul of Trumbull avenue has returned home after visiting in Philadelphia.
 Charles Meyerowitz spent the weekend in New York where h, witnessed a baseball game.
 Lester Peck, Darney Mason and William Downham spent the week. end on a fishing trip to Long ls- land Sound.
 Harry Pierce and Paul Hayes of Dary, N. H.. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Carl Francis.
 Frank J. Smith has sold a parcel Of land situated near the Plainvile pond to the Plainville Electro Plat ing company. according to war rantee deed filed at the office of the town clerk.
 Plans Progressing
 Plans arc progressing for the establishment of an aviation field on land between Pennington avenue and Cook street. The property wnS recently leased by Stanley s. Smith, It is expected that definite steps will be taken in the near future in the organization of the company. Sev- eral meetings have been held all ready on the matter.
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