New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
NEW COURT RECORD
 FOR LIQUOR FINE
1xady, Sixth Offender, As sessed $500 by Judge Malone
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH
Autos Collide at North Main and Address W. C. T. C.-Mayor CruInb Makes Plane Ilight-N otcs.

Makes Plane Ilight-Notcs.
 Charged as a sixth offender. Frank Twardy of l16 Curtiss street was fined $500 and costs in charges Of keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation by Judge William J. Ma lone in police court this morning. The accused pleaded guilty to the keeping charge but not guilty to that of reputation. an unusual procedure insofar as the local court is con- cerned.
 Twardys home was visited last Monday evening by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officers William Thompson and Frank Day, and three two-gallon jugs Of alleged liquor were coniisca,ed The raid was made, according to the police after several complaints had been made to headquarters relative to Twardy' s liquor selling.
 Both Twardy and his wife have been in the local court for liquor Nlo- lations during the past four years. the4r records being as follows: Frank Twardy: August l5, 1924, arrested for Southington officers for trans portation Of alcohol October 16, | 1924. violation of the liquor law s200 and costs and five days in jail : December 8, 1924. violation of liquor [ law, nolled; April 10. 1925. violation ' Of the liquor law, sc50 and costs and ] 30 days in jail: July s, 1927, viola ton of the liouor law. $500 and costs Mrs Eva Twardy, December H. 1925. violation of the liquor law $500 and costs and 30 days in jail suspended; July 8. 1927. violation o1 the liquor law. slo0 and costs and 30 days suspended.
 Twardy's fine this morning Was the highest ever imposed in the loca court for liquor violation
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles operated by Raymond 1 Olson of 163 Maple street and Harr. Fiorillo of Foley street collided [ last evening at North Main anG Laurel streets. Both cars were con. siderably damaged.
 At the time of the accident Fiorillt was making a right hand turn from Laurel street into North Main street while Olson was proceeding norther ly, along North Main street. Mrs Olson, a passenger in her husband! car, was cut about the face witl flying glass.
 Both drivers appeared this morn ing before Prosecuting A,torne. James T. Mather and agreed to set tie the case civilly.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Johnson
 The funeral of Mrs. Nernita Lewi Johnson, o5. wife of Henry Fielding Johnson. who died Wednesday at thu home of her parents. will be held a o'clock tomorrow afternoon at thu home. 40. West street. and at th' Asbury Methodist church. Forest vile. at 2'30 p. m. Rev. William F Davis, Jr.. will oficiate. and buria will be in the Forestville cemetery.
 Mrs. Johnson was born in Bristol the daughter of George B. and Gas sic Bunnell Lewis She is survived.b. her husband; her parents; thre' children. Shirley. Virginia an' Charlotte Johnson: one brother Wallace Lewis: and one sister. Mis- Beatrice Lewis all of this city.
 Funeral Of Mrs. GiIbar
 The funeral of Mrs. Alice R. Gil bar of l71 West street was held a 2 o'clock this morning at St. Jo seph's church. Rev. William r. Laf lin celebrated the high mass of re quiem, and burial was in St. Joseph cemetery on Terryville avenue.
 Past POcahontas Club | A meeting of the Past Pocahon tas club vii be held at the home o Mrs. James Marco. 34 Spring street at s o'clock this evening.
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 Mrs. May Futile Of Waterbur, president of the Connecticut Wom ems Christian Temperance unior VIII duuEeSS lHcLlDeTS O1 the lOCG chapter at a meeting. 10 be held i |, the class room of the Boys club 0 Laurel street at 3 o'clock tome OTTO afternoon. Mrs. Edith Morse wi lead the devotion and Mrs. Ely Castledine. state director Of med; contests, will conduct the medal cor test.
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 Mayor Takes Flight
 Mayor w. Raymond crumb va the guest Wednesday afternoon ( Pilot Roy Ahearn in an aeroplan flight over the city. One of tn mayors young daughters was take for a ride over Bristol Tuesda afternoon ard other members of tn amily will be taken up during th week.
 Yesterdays flight vas not the fir. made by Mayor Crumb, although