New Britain herald., 1929-06-24
Bristol News
AMATEUR SLEU1H
 LANDS IN COURT
Looking for Stolen Cl, Throws
 Stones lt PirtmM
TO EXAMINE CHILDREN

i W EXAMINE CHILDREN Summer Clinics Planned For Those
 of Pre-Scl,ool Agc-Auto Runs
 Into Girl-Lunch Room Entered
 Bathing Suits stolen-Funerals. An instinct to do detective work proved the undoing last evening of Daniel Noble Of l:s High street. who faced a charge of breach of the peace in police court this morning. i He pleaded not guilty and his cas-. was continued until tomorrow morn ing by Judge William J. Malone to enable the police to complete their investigation.
 Late last evening Fireman Thomas Quinn of the central fire station stopped his car on Meadow street 10 pick up two couples with whom he was acquainted. While the car was stopped several stones were thrown at the car. one narrowly missing <, Quinn in the drivers seat. He re- ported the matter to police head quarters and short time later Noble was picked up in the rear of one of the buildings on North Main street.
 l In court this morning, Noble ex- plained to the police he was search ing for a car which had been stolen from a friend. The officer refused to accept Noble's story and took him ito headquarters, where he was booked on a charge of breach of the peace.
 The case will be heard in police court tomorrow morning.
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 Fred Pulitzer was fined $25 and costs in the city court this morn- ing by Judge William J. Malone but 3lO of the fine was later remitted by the court.
 1 Pulitzer was arrested yesterday Iafternoon following a collision with a car operated by Daniel Casey. at Burlington avenue and Pardee streets. Pultzer's car. following the collision. struck the parked car of Daniel Buck of this city. A woman' whose name was not ascertained and who was sitting in Bucks car. waa slightly injured.
 Following a consultation with the prosecuting attorney this morning the drivers agreed to settle civilly. | CAAA Enl1Ad
 A charge of violating the city traf' fic ordinances against William Pope was nolled this morning by Assista nt Prosecuting Attorney Edward J Ouinlan on payment of costs. Pope was arrested Saturday evening for passing a traffic light when 1t Wal indicating red.
 Examination of Pre.School Children
 Beginning next Monday. the med ical inspection division of the schoo department will begin . series o' clinics for the purpose of examin' ing certain groups of pre-schoo children. The examinations will bt specifically for all children who VII enter the schools for the first time this coming September. By providing for this examination at this time II will be the means of not only sav' ing considerable time in this exam ination of the kindergarten children in the fall, but what is more i'm portant, 1t will be providing certain definite information to many moth CTS. which information will be oi material assistance and value te them during the coming summer months and insure proper conditions for the entry in the fall in the many kindergartens throughout the city of groups of happier and healthier children.
 The purpose of the examination will be two fold: First. to secure the necessary information concerning the physical condition of the child and make a record thereof. and also to present to the mothers such in- formation as will be of assistance to them in guiding the general health of the children during the summer
 The examinations will be in charge of pr. A. s. Bracket. medi- cal adviser in the school depart ment. He will be assisted by mem bers of the different Parent-Teacher associations throughout the city Miss Mulligan and Miss ,'orton. the school nurses and Miss Large and Miss Beach. dental hygienists.
 These examinations will be con- tinuation of the work which was be- gun last year through Dr. 1nsra- ham of the state department ot health.
 The following schedule will be carried out:
 Monday. June 24. 500 p. m., Sarah E. Reynolds school: Wednes- day. June 2s, 10:o0 a. m. Fifth Avenue school: Wednesday. June eS. 500 p. m., East Bristol school: Thursday. June 27, 1o:oo a. m., John J. Jennings school: Thursday. June 27. 800 p. m, Federal Hill school; Friday. June 2s. 10:o0 .. m. North Side school; Friday. June 2S, 800 p. m, South Side school: Mon.