New Britain herald., 1929-05-13

Def0fe Pr0secut1nE Attorney Ans,; thony J. Rich. the drivers agres1 te settle the matter civiiiy. f, Judgment S,ss3leeelcd Judgment was suspended today in the case Of Emil Redman of Pennington avenue. charged with reckless driving. lsedman was ar- rested on Sunday evening. May s. by , Officer William Thompson on North Main street.
 Driver In Acc:Lent Missing The police this morning were ststl i attempting to locate David c. Alex ander of South Elm street. whose , car was demolished when 1t struck d telephone pole on Riverside ave- nue late Saturday night.
 Shortly after midnight Saturday the police department was notified of an accident just east of East street. Supernumerary Officers pou- seneck and Burlington were sent to investigate it and, upon arrival at the scene. found an automobil.. practically demolished but no driver in sight. \ check of the registration in the car showed that it had been issued to Alexander and although several visits have been made to his home. he has not as yet been To- cated.
 West Ends Win The West End Athletic club base. ball team opened it's 1929 season at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon with victory over the Holy Name club Of Hartford. The visitors. although making F hits to Bristol's 6. were weak in the pinches. Brooks. Bris- tol hurler. kept the opposing team. hits we'll scattered and received sterling support from his team mates. The score by innings: | Bristol 001 OO1 .nx-l Hartford 900 900 o:o-2 Blind lsogcy Hand cap A blind bogey handicap was played at the Chippanee Country club yesterday afternoon. There were 49 entries, the largest number ever recorded on the local links. i The low gross score was made by . Kenneth Eeckwith. who registered i an S4. First prize in the handicap was won by w. C. Riley.
 Resolution os. Teachers Death The Bristol Teachers association has adopted the following resolution on the death of George W. Blick- ley, former director of physical edu- cation of the public schools:
 Whereas. it has been the will Of Almighty God to call from his work in our midst our well beloved col league George w. Blickley, and
 Whereas. We feel deeply the loss Of his kindly, genial personality and the enjoyment of his friendship an.l Whereas. We appreciate greatly the value of his service for the physical and moral welfare of the young people Of Bristol. be 1t Resolved, That we. the members of the Bristol Teachers ssociation. express our sense of the value of his work to this community, that We tender to his bereaved wife and family our deepest sympathy, and that we determine ever to keep alive in our hearts the memory and the 'inspitAtion of his radiant manhood and his loyal service.
 KARL A. REICHE, | RALPH R. STRONG, .
 MARTIN F. ANDERSON.
 Resolutions Committee"
 Arrested for Platnsille Polce
 Fred Jacquett of Middle street was arrested Saturday afternoon by Policeman Edgar Norton for ihe Plainsille authorities.
 Jaoquett, according 10 the local police, was arrested on April :9 in the town Of Plainyille on changes of intoxication and breach of the peace. The same night he was lined in the Plainville town court and per- mission was given him to % to his home to secure the money necessary to pay his fine and costs. He failed to return and since that time the Plainville police have been search ing diligently for him.
 Policeman George Schubert of the Plainville department came to Bris- tol Saturday evening and. after Jacquett had paid the fine and costs he was released.
 Funeral 0f sporty Lavicro
 The funeral of Sporty J. Laviero of 162 Park street. who died Fri- day morning at the Charlotte Hun- gerford hospital in TorrinEton, was held at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony's church. Rev. Lotus Beccaris celebrated the high ms ss of requiem, and burial was in S.. Thomas cemetery.
 Funeral Of Frank Dietrich The funeral of Frank Dietrich of Stafford avenue. who died at his home Friday following a long ;l!- ness. was held at 3 o'clock tha morning at St. Matthews church. Forestville. Rev. James MacDoh- aid celebrated the high mass of re- quiem, and burial was in St. Thom- ass cemetery. this city.
 Funeral Of MarjOric MarlanH
 The funeral of Marjorie C. Mar land, five-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George A. Mariana of Jerome avenue. was held at the home of the parents this morning. Burial was in Manchester, N. H.
 Tax Onice Open
 Tax Collector Frank B. Riley will be in his office this evening between the hours of and o'clock to r.- , eeiye taxes Of the first school dis trict. This tax is due and payable during the month of May.
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