New Britain herald., 1929-11-13

the peace around Upsons corner. He arrived on the scene just as Stumpf and Howard kcrin of New Britain were leaving in an automobile. The officer jumped on the running board of the machine and turned the igni- ton off, stopping the car. Stumpf was arrested and charged with driv- ing while under the influence of liquor and with breach of the breach of the peace.
 The former was fined s10O and costs on the first charge and $10 and costs for breach of the peace. Kerin was assessed s10 and costs.
 Iange's Case Dismissed
 Charles Lange of Kensington, who was arrested Saturday evening by Constable William Ritchie after the latter had investigated a crash near the underpass, was discharged It was brought out in court that Lange's machine and a car driven by Edward Johnson of Middletown had
 
 underpass and. though efforts had been made to have the matter set tied out of court, the parties could not agree. The judge concluded that 1t was matter for civil rather than criminal court.
 Stanley Macha1ski is a foundry worker in New Britain. He has d wife and eight children to support. Besides that he has two mortgages to pay off. He admitted these facts to the court last night after he had been arrested and charged with non- support. He stoutly maintained that he was doing the best he could on the wages he was earning. He blamed his wife and accused her of not wanting to live with him and of getting him into trouble. It was a hard schedule that he had to go through to keep his family, he said work in the factory, come home and work on the farm, and then be ar rested for not supporting his fami, /. The judge believed him and, with an admonishment that he pay more at tenton to his attitude towards his wife, he discharged Stanley.
 Want Cook Book Recipes
 The committee in charge of th2 cook book for the Woman's Aid society fair to be held soon will he glad to receive favorite recipes from any housekecpcr in the parish. As the book goes to press some time this week, prompt contributions are re- Quested. All recipes may be left with Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft.
 Junior Choir Rehearsal
 The junior choir of the Berlin Congregational church will meet Saturday evening in the church for rehearsal. The choir will sing at the service to be given Sunday for the DeMolay chapter of New Britain.
 Committee Meets
 The committee in charge of the arrangements for the pancake sup per and whist party met last night in Tabs hall. kensington, to discuss plans for the affair. which will be held in Lloyd's hall Tuesday evc- ming. A menu to consist of the fol- lowing was completed: Pancakes. maple syrup. sausages, sweet pickles, rome made cookies, pies. and ,coffr2. Prizes have been donated for the winners of the whist.
 Horses Run Away
 John Godeck of Berlin street. came out of his house at 6:30 o'clock last evening in time to see his two horses disappear down the pike leading toward the center. Fl A chased them but they were far swifter than he was. The horses. unaccustomed to such freedom, gal loped briskly down the road and turned into Pennington avenue. Here the unusual traffic disconcerted them and they milled around and around. Traffic was tied up. Auto ists stopped to watch the sight Of two horses at play. Finally the runaways were caught and tied to the fence of the filling station on the "0rner. Here John Godeck retrieved hem a few minutes later
 Motherhood Club
 The Berlin Motherhood club will old it's regular meeting next We'd esday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Relyea Of Worthing- ten ridge.
 Meetings
 The Wor1cn's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church met