New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
to receive the money from the state
 Held for Reckless Driving

Michael Bien of 93 Broad street, New Britain. was arrested by Con- stable Frank Brown yesterday on a charge of reckless driving after he had struck truck driven by Frank Pletraszewsli of fl Allen street, New Britain. The accident occurred near the Bruce farm. Bien will be tried in the Berlin town court tonight at the regular session.
 Salvatore Casserio of Meriden was arrested by Constable Brown yester- day on a charge of reckless driving after he had been traced by the markers of his car. It is alleged that he struck a truck near the fox farm in Berlin early Sunday morn- ing. His case will be tried at the ses- sion of the court tonight.
 Edward Haffey of New Britain was arrested by New Britain police late last night and held for the Berlin police. He is charged with reckless driving. After conferring with Prosecueor Charles F. Lewis of Berlin. he was released on bonds for appearance in court tonight.
 Several cases will be tried in the court tonight, the result of police ac- tivities during the past week. State police have several cases to be dis posed of, most of them being those of truck drivers arrested on charges of overlooking their vehicles.
 Given Judgment
 The Honeyman Auto Sales con- pany of New Britain has been given judgment in a suit for $500 against Anna Garrick of Berlin. The amount of the judgment was S433. It was all legged by the plaintiff that the de- fcndant bought car with a down payment and did not pay the bal ance. Attorney William M. Green stein represented the plaintiff, and the judgment which was by default, was issued by Judge Stanley Ira ceski of the New Britain city court.
 Notes
 Rodney Lindsley of Pennington avenue, Kensington, who has been ill for the past few days, has en- tered the New Britain General hos pital for treatment
 Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson and daughter, Ma's s1ret. have returned from their annual vacation spent at Indian Neck.
 George Garrity of Kensington is spending two weeks vacation at Pa.
 Cemetery Fire Put Out
 The West Lane Cemetery associa- ton wishes to thank those who aid ed in the extinguishing of the fire at the cemetery last week. In a very few minutes about 40 men had re- sponded to the call. and before any damage could be done the fire was out. This work is greatly appreciat- nd by the members of the associa- ton.
 Warrantce Deed
 According to a warrantee deed filed at the town clerks office today ] George Quigley of New Britain has sold to John w. and Alice M. Chap man a plot of land on Percival ave- tue III NtllSllS x oll
 Apply for Marriage License
 Application was made for mar i, riage license at the town clerks of | flee by Francis Joseph Nolz of New | Britain and Margaret Anna Corr of | Miss Corr is the daugh- | ter of Mir and Mrs. James Corr of | 
 Returns Frcm Hospital
 Mis- Norma Mager of kensington | has returned from the New Britain | General hospital after undergoing | treatment for injuries received at the | Prentice Manufacturing company. | Miss Mager was painfully injured l when her left index finger was crushed under a press at the shop, | where she is employed.
 East Berlin Items
 The women of St, Gabriel's Epis- 'opal church withhold meeting in he church social rooms tomorrow Afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. All of the women of the church are especially | lsked to attend as the meeting Is m important one.
 Robert and Royal Morse are spending d few days in New Britain IS the guests Of relatives.
 The Misses Winifred ard Mo belle Barnes were Middletown visitors