New Britain herald., 1929-10-30

swer charges of illegally operating upon Bristol girl, with fatal re- suits to the patient.
 Theft Case Nolled
 Harry Netupsky of 119 Hartford avenue, New Britain, who was ar rested several days ago and ordered to appear in court on charges of theft, was discharged and his case nolled last night. It was under stood that his act did not consti- ute theft inasmuch as he had re. ported the episode to the party from whom it was alleged he stole the tire.
 Netupsky, it seems, had sold a tire to William Whitman of Ken sington and, not receiving payment for 1t, retrieved the tire and later notified Whitman that he had talk en 1t. He was arrested on charges by Whitman
 Halloween Frolic
 The Kensington' Sewing club pail homage to Halloween yesterday when 1t met at the home of Mrs. Fred Peck in Kensington, attireI in costumes. Prizes were awarded Tor the funniest prcttiest and the most original costumes. Many Hal lowc'en games were enjoyed. A buffet lunch of true Halloween menu was served. Mrs. Claude Stevens assisted Mrs Peck as host ess. The program was in charge of Mrs. Florence Tryon and Mrs. Ora Eagerly.
 Complain of Dumping
 Many residents of the Blue Hills section are beginning to complain about dump which is slowly being created on vacant lot on Cat Hole road. This dump is thought to create an unsightly spot on the otherwise beautiful drive between New Britain and Meriden.
 Marine in Collision
 While attempting to turn into his drive on Pennington avenue, Louis Marlno, operator of the garage across from the monument, had the rear fender of his car slightly bent when he was struck by another car which was following him. Accord ing to reports, the drivers of the two cars argued for 2lmcst half an hour before Constable George Ka- nupka, who happened to pass by. settled the argument. No arresta were made.
 Bridge Club Meets
 The Tuesday Night Bridge club met at the home of Mrs Myron Goodrich on School street last eve aing. Prizes were awarded and re- treatments served.
 Notes
 A large group of people attended he whist and bridge party given oy Berlin Grange last evening. Prizes were awarded and refresh ncnts were served. C. M. Weldon was in charge of the affair. An other party will be given soon.
 MT. and Mrs Roy Collins of Hart ord have moved into the old Meag- ey residence on Worthington ridge. Mr. Collins is employed by the state.
 A new barn Is being built by George B. Carter to take the place 'f the one that was burned several months ago. Mir. Carter suffered ,eavy loss of both cattle and grain It the fire. The new barn will soon DC ready for occupancy.
 Sclectman Fights Fire
 The many duties of sclectman Aeon c. Hall became more varied yesterday when he assumed the role 'f firefighter. There was a prass Ire in Lower lane and the select nan got wind of it, literally speak. ng. So, grabbing a broom and a hovel and calling upon John Klotz, neighbor,' for assistance, he hu-- jed to the scene. Needless to say he fire did very little damage.
 Filing Tax Lists The assessors are meeting in Der. In this week to receive the tax ists of Berlin residents. They met | oday and will meet tomorrow be- ween the hours of 10 a. m. and |
 D. m. On Friday they will meet | rom 10 a. m. until z p. m. for the | inal day of list receiving. Regard ess of the fact that the placards their meets state that he assessors will meet Friday from 0 until o'clock the board will be