New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

She said that anything Mrs. Will Hams or herself did after dusk had fallen was subject to criticism by MT. Weber. If they went out in her car to get groceries or go to a movie show, they were immediately under criticism by Weber. Miss Miller also verified the statement that Weber was always snooping [ around with a hashlight and that Mrs Williams was a peace loving woman and did not attempt to get into any arguments with the Web CTS
 The testimony of the witnesses on both sides was long and heated, many of the witnesses taking the stand for a second and third time. 1 Nothing seemed to be proved out side of the fact that the two fami- i lies were constantly quarreling with each other
 "A NeighborhoOd Fcud" ] Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon told the court that the evidence shovel mo breaking of the moral laws on | the part of Mrs. Williams or Miss Miller and that the whole trouble [ was the inability of the two fami- i lies to live in peace in the same i neiShborhood. He asked Judge i Ryder 10 settle the matter once and forever, stating that he and Officer Schubert had more to do than 10 be Investigating complaints over arguments between the two fami- lies
 In summing up the case, the judge stated that the entire matter was disgraceful to a civilized com munity and that the evidence prov ed that there was no violation of the morality laws. He found Mrs. Williams not guilty and fined Mr. Weber $5 and costs for breach Of the peace. He stated that the tes- tmony showed that Weber was the agGrcssor in the trouble and was the cause of most of the disturb anccs.
 MT, Weber Immediately took an appeal and was placed under ponds of $2oo. The trial was witnessed by crowded court room.
 Fined S25 and Costs
 Arthur Stone, 5l, Of lS3 Main street, Bristol, was fined $25 and costs on a reckless driving charge by Judge Ryder The court re- mitted $l5 of the fine.
 The Bristol man was arrested early Sunday morning by Constabe George Schubert after his machine had crashed into car operated by Lawrence Martin of l24 West street, Bristol. The crash took place near the entrance to the Nor tong Ice Co. on New Britain road Both cars were badly damaged m the crash.
 Halloween Social
 A Halloween social will be held In the Baptist church pnrlors to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Young Peoples society. All the young people and older members of the church are cordially invited to be present.
 A prize will be given for tho best and most comical costumes Light refreshments will be served.
 Prayer Meetings
 The regular mid-Wock nrayo,, meeting at the Baptist church viii be held Thursday evening at -.45 o'clock. The topic will be in con. n"ction with the theme for the adult Bible school lesson for No. yenber 3.
 The prayer meeting at the Ad vent Christian church will be held tomorro" evening at 7,45 o'clock.
 Pythian Lodge Votes
 l'E'h'2a lnd"e, No. 49, K. Of F. and Pythian temple. No. %, Pvth- ian Sisters. are making arrange m"ntS to give musical ontrrtai,, m"nt on November in I. c. o. F. hall. Dancing will follow the on t"rtainm"nt. The public is cordial. y invited to attend.
 Halloween t;3lDnrr
 lNthian Tr"lDle, No. 29, Pvthion %''t'"H, will GjTe a Halloween suvoc,, tomorrow evening in | Q. Q. F. ran The supper will be served from G.3o 10 7;"2 o'clock and will be followed ny Wh'"' Party. Prizes will bc awarded the winners Rcr"cat, consisting of doUrNnuts and aweot c59"r, will be served.
 Tn" menu for the sumner will he as follows: Baked hash. baked beans cabbage salad, pickles. rolls. coffee squash and pumpkin pie7.
 Episcopal Church Notes i
 There will bn a special meeting of i th" Parish hrild on Thursday aftcr- 1 noon at 3 o'clock in the narjeh house, Matters Of importance are 10 come up. Tea will be served
 On Friday evening tho parishicn- CTS Of the church will tourney to St i |ohhS mission in ForestviIIe for a Jolnt pariSh supper. Rev. George B. ''ilbert of Hiddlctown, who is known l throughout the state for his wor,, in the rural sections and who is q cor respondent for the Rural Now 1ork"r," will give an address. Mir fIlherts family orchestra will play while he prompts for old fashioned dancing.
 Trolley cars will leave the center at 6;o5 and 6:25 o'clock for those . who wish to travel that way. Any