New Britain herald., 1929-08-19

city; his father, Pasquale Toscano of New Britain; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah DiFronza and Mrs. Julia DiRisa of New Britain, and three brothers, Alphonse and John Toscano of Bris- tol and Thomas Toscano of New York.
 The funeral will be held tomor- row morning at St. Anthony's church. Interment will be in New Britain.
 Traffic Heavy
 Automobile traffic through the city yesterday afternoon and last evening was the heaviest of the sum- mer, in the opinion of Traffic Po- liceman Aldie Brault and Motor- cycle Policeman James Burns. In spite of the large amount of traffic. no automobile accidents were re- ported to police headquarters.
 Fined for Reckless Driving
 Bennie Worchin of Pequab buck, charged with reckless driving, was fined s1o and costs in police court this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. He entered plea of guilty.
 Worchin was arrested on Satur- day night, August 10, after his auto- mobile had splashed water on sev- eral passengers on a Bristol bound trolley car on Pine street. It was brought out in court this morning that Worchin had already paid a few of the passengers for having their clothes cleaned and had ex- pressed willingness to pay any any other bills which might be sub- mitted to him.
 Fished Without License
 A fine of S3 and costs was impos- ed on Chester E. Surdam, of Bur lington, an employe of the Abe.. thaw Construction company, who was arrested at the Old Marsh last Friday by State Game Warden All house. Surdam pleaded guilty to the charge and informed the court that it was the first time he had been fishing in at least five years.
 Disturber Fined
 Martin Doiron of Hartford was assessed s5 and costs in police court today by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on charges of breach of the peace and assault. He was ac- rested shortly after a. m. yester- day following a disturbance in house on Highland court. During the altercation blows were exchang- ed between Doiron and a chauffeur who was awaiting a party in tho vicinity, with the aggressor appar- ently getting the worst of the argu- mcnt. Doiron was taken into cus- tody by Policemen John McLaugh. lin, Thomas Mccarthy and John Cirves.
 Placed on Probation Joseph Dargos of Anderson ave- nue, Forestville, was placed on pro- patton for period of six months by Judge Joseph Donovan in | police court this morning. Dargos was arrested yesterday afternoon on the complaint of Mrs. Robert Cook, tenant in the same house, who testified that the accused called her 1 vile names
 Saturdays Golf Results Joseph D. Devine and Joseph H. Hearst were tied for first with Les 1 ter Lanning and c. H. Case in the Old Pal best ball tournament at the Chippanee Country club Saturday afternoon. Their net scores were 67. The putting honors and the sweep stakes went to Lanning, who scored an S0-12-6S. =-aasE ..'' ..
 At the Pequabuck Golf club, the Pequabuck team defeated the Avon four-ball league team Saturday aft ernoon, 3 points to 0. Allaire and l Bailey had a best ball of IT, while Curtis and Humphrey of Avon had an S6.
 Legion Team to Banuuet Members of the American Legion junior baseball team will be the guests of Seicheprey Post Mo- at a supper and theater party on Tues i day evening, August 27. The SUD- per will be served in Legion hall by the Legion auxiliary and later in | 'iiN NNNllii6 iuG boyS VIII Dt tIleI- tained at the Cameo theater. In addition to team members, in- vitations heav been extended by the | Legion to Mayor w. Raymond Crumb, Playground Superintendent Edward M, Penny Playground Con- | missioner Arthur C. Hitchcock; Thomas Monahan, who coached the Legion team and the Legionnaires who furnished transportation for the players.
 To Participate in Parade Members of Seicheprey Post, American Legion, will participate in the parade at the annual state con- vention to be held in Hartford on Saturday. Members will assemble at Legion hall at 12:3O p. m. on the day in question and will be trans- ported 10 Hartford by automobile. Rolfe w. Rowe is chairman of the committee in charge of arrange ments.
 Fun Day Fun Day" will be observed at Rockwell park on Wednesday after noon and an elaborate program has been arranged for the children. The feature event will be blueberry pie eating contest. Playground Super. visors Ralph Warehouse and Misa Ann Rich will supervise the after noon's activities.
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