New Britain herald., 1929-12-17

2 rrested by the local police yester- ay afternoon after he had caused 4 xxi driver 10 ride him about town ooliing for his home The man ran ID d bill of Sl.55 taxi fare and Was 'rouGht into headquarters when he efused to give his name and ad- Iress. His case was nolled upon pay nent of the costs of court amounting o $5.S0 this morning.
 Family Row
 Anna l.avandoski and Emma }raderfeld were arraigned in police 'ourt this morning on charges of breach Of the peace. Each woman q family. one an up stairs tenant in a house on Green street and the other d downstairs enant. Witnesses claimed that vile language was exchanged between he families Judge Joseph M. Dono- van heard witnesses of the case but W as dissatisfied saying that they were partial, each standing by his own nationality. Attorney Howard r. Mathrr represented one party and Judge s. Russell Mink the other. Prescott or Edward QuinIan present. ed the cases and recommended that both sides he heard so that a settle mcnt of affairs could be affected.
 Attorney Mathcr remarked during ba ,.jD fo I,tiltoa lil not realize that the war was over and that an armistice signed and added that peace should be estab- lished between the families. How ever, the judge was not yet satisfied and continued the case for 30 days to permit the court to get in touch with the owncr of the house ia which the quarreling families live and to attempt 10 part them. H" said that either one or both would have 10 move.
 Car Goes Into CulyCrt .t
 Shortly after l2 o'clock last night an automobile driver whose name vas not divulsed at police headquar- ters attempted to ride the trolley tracks over the newly constructed Culvcrt on Park street, but failed end, consequently, found the car half on the ties and half in the breach. The last trolley from Terry vile was held mp for nearly an hoiir waiting for tow cars to take the machine away. A large number of al fDl, cut in the road to warn drivers but evidently this one did not heed the warning.
 Bristol Club Event
 The next of series Of social events being given by the Bristol club will be presented at the club rooms on Thursday. evening when Judge Joseph M Donovan. deputy Of the local court, will speak on sightseeing in the Law" A pro- gram especially planned for the evening will commence at 8 o'clock.
 Pool, billiards and card games will be enjoyed by member of the Wal lace Barnes club on the evening of January G, at the club room. The members of the local organization will be the guests of the City Club Of Hartford on January 23. The men will divert themselves with bridge, i pool and billiard games. ..
 City League Opens ..
 The Bristol City Basketball league opened at the Boys club last night i with three fast games In the in itial encounter the Eagles defeated the Older Members five by a S2 to [ score. Several Of the participants displayed great shooting power, many baskets being rung from the center of the floor. Gene Czaplicki, Eagle center, starred on the offense for his team, and Johnny Rrannick right guard of the Older Members team, featured the play of the losers
 The Maccabees had an easy timc subduinc q weak Horton Co. team in the second contest by 2 to 9 score It could be easily seen that the factory quintet lacked practice. Robert and Skypinski looked best or the Naccabces. each scoring four goals, flick" Bachand was the shining light o' the Horton club.
 The third battle between the two Maple End teams. one from Bristol and the other from Terryvil'e. was the best on the three game bill. The teams fought on even terms for the 1,,I "A. squirt by the local contingent netted it the victory. The score of the game was 25 to r. Jimmy Riordan and Jimmy Kane. Bristol Maple Finders and former high school players were the local luminaries, while vile high school state championship team. furnished the greater part 0 the fireworks for the Lock Towners Jim Riordan. the tall Bristol center helped the Terryville cause in thu final semester when he tossed ; sucker" shot into it's basket afte one of the men had barely missed ; foul throw. .4, , The games were replete witt thrills and were interesting to watch The next game will be played at tn l state armory on Saturday night pre- liminary to the New Departure-Nev Haven Atlas game, when the Eagles
 victors over the Older Members ] team. clash with the Terryvill Maple Finds. the team that put IT = such q fight in the final Teriod til Il last night.
 y There were many city officials a - the initial game and nearly 90 = spectators. Mayor w. Raymon q Crumh, who helped organize th = circuit. and President William | . Tracy viewed the proceedings. .: Alexander Injured Again
 During the course of the gan