New Britain herald., 1929-09-24

ordered in the cases of stephen Roper and John Gyursco upon the petition of Attorney Lawrence J. Colon, who will represent Roper.
 Roper lives at 1S2 Oak street, New Britain, and was formerly a constable. He is now owner of the Black Kittens inn. He and Gyursro were ordered to appear in court to- day following an accident near the White Oak quarries. Their car sideswiped another but no one Was injured.
 Fined By Court
 John Skott of Milford was fined S25 and costs on a charge of reck- less driving. The court remitted $15 of the fine. He was arrested on September 22 by State Policeman Patrick O'Toole.
 The officer testified that Skott cut out of line of traffic and fore ed another car off the road ani against a fence. The accident oc. cured just below Hart's corner. H.. said that the damage to the other machine amounted to s75.
 Drove Overloaded Truck
 Clarence Cowles of Bristol was aTraigned before the court on charges of having improper mark ings on his truck, allowing the driver to operate an overloaded vehicle. Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon told the court that in cases of overloaded trucks the owners would be prosecuted and not tho drivers.
 State Officer OToole testified that the weight marked on the truck was 12,56O pounds while the weight on the registration papers of the driver was 10000 pounds. MT. Cowlcs told the court that he had purchased the truck from another concern and had not bothered to change the or igln1l markings. He said that it was the first time in 26 years that he had been haled before court.
 Changes Made in Lists
 Due to the withdrawal of Frank T. Wheeler, vice president of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co, who was nominated by the republican party at it's caucus for place as member of the board of assessors, the town committee has filled the vacancy on it's ticket with the naming of Cecil Bedford
 The democratic town meeting en- dorsed the nomination of Mr. Bed ford at a recent meeting. The com mittcc also endorsed the nomina- ton of E. J. Wadsworth, republican. as one of the local constables, The vacancy in the board of relief was filled by the naming of Carroll Cut ting, democrat
 Meet in Practice Arrangements are under way for practice game 10 be played be- tween the PlGinvi,lc and New Brit ain high school football teams. New Britain is very desirous of arranging the game and Coach George M. coach with hopes of arranging the session.
 special Meeting
 All officers of Brcck-BarncS post, American Legion, are asked to be at the special meeting to be held this evening at S:3o o'clock at the Lc- zion hall on Whiting street.
 On Town Clerks Books
 Notice has been filed of the pen dency Of q civil action by the Fidel- | fly Finance corporation of New i Britain against Frank GrahoWslii of 1 PlainNillc and Harry karp of Bris- tol. The writ ia roturnahlc in su- ! ncrior court on the first Tuesday in . November. Attorney Robert D / Steele represents the corporation. The action is to forcclosc mort ,ge made and "HoCutcd hy Ora boweli to the Fidelity Finance cor roration in 1927. The property in volvcd is located in rlainvillc. South ington Hnd Bristol.
 Otto Mar of plainvillc has quit claimed interest in property located near Church street to C. II. Mason of Bristol.
 C. Fl. Mason has in turn quit claimcl property located in the samc district to Otto Mar and Caro line Mar. Roth deeds have been filed at the office of the town clerk,
 A ccrtifcatc of settlement in the catntc of Foliy Ho2rufc%rk has been filed by Judge B. F. Gaffney of New Britain.
 On Special Duty Percy Williams hHs been appoint cd as 9 temporary anecial officer to direct traffic at Iiloseoms corner during the morning and noon hours when school children are going to school and when they gre returning. He iG also on duty in the afternoon when thcr are returning.
 Football Practices
 The hl-plainvillc football team will hold it's first practice of the ear th'a evening Tt s o'clock at rrumbull fcld. All l@"t years mor- G G'rs and ell new candidates are ask I'd to be present.
 The Sorth End football team will practice this evening at z o'clock at Trumhull field. All members arc requested 10 be present. Engagements AnHoHm"cd
 The engagement of Miss Emily ] tilhv, drCEhtcr of Mir and Mrs k v, Kilby of Hartford, 10 George B Day, non cf Mir. ard Mrs. George II Day of WcstWood Park, has beer announced.
 At an anniversary party given hy Mr. and Mrs. C.. D. Cargill. the cn. Tagcmont of their daughter. Villa. Gcan Alice, to Romy Carnfcno oI ] New haven. was announced. Nc date has been set for the wedding. Plainy!llc Briefs \ son was born this morning tc | Mir. and Mrs. Frank GeSnor of PcUc, court