New Britain herald., 1929-10-14

under influence of liquor. He was ordered to appear in the Berlin town court tomorrow evening.
 Hunting, Hunting--n
 George Buttncr of Franklin street, Meridcn, went hunting early Satur- day morning on the slopes of Mount T.amcntation, leaving his ear at the foot of the hill opposite the pauloz farm in the southern end of the town. When half way up the the slope. the hunter looked back and gazod rather dumbfoundcd at his car. It had assumed a very unnatura! position. As matter of fact, 1t was on the opposite side of the road and facing another direction, Forgetting the game for the time being. he hur- ricd down the slope and there be held his car and the results of an impact with simcthing or other.
 Buttncr was prorcrbially mp q tree. He had come for days sport hunting game and now he was faced with the prospect of hunting those who had altered the shape and the position of the car. A passing motor ist. who claimed that he had seen the crash, stated that !. car of q very nopulqr make was tn" cause Of the new location. He had obtained the first four figures on the markers of the alegcdly guilty car and gave ithc hunter Clew as to where the more important game might be 1 found.
 NEotorist Goes on spree A well known local resident had 1 lis car slightly damaged early Sun day morning by car being driven towards New Britain. The autoist did not stop. so the local man gave chase. Approaching New Britain, the pursued. little realizing that he was the irritant and the direct cause of the local mans journey to New Britain. calmly p%ssed several "top signs and eventually wound up in q New Britain garage. The purSuer came up just in tim" to see the man come out of tho garage. scratch his head, run back in and drive out the ear. In so doing hc dcnted soVcra lenders of nearby ears before the car was taken away from him bN garage attendants.
 "Say, that man must he drunk ,' the local man is reported 10 haN'
 said.
 Drunk" exclaimed the garage keeper "Hc IS pitiicated." ."
 Because damage was small, tho
 local resident did not press charge. against the other mOtOriSt.
 Town Mcrting Toni@h,
 The annual town meeting will b
 held st s o'clock this evening at tn
 Town hall. Matters of importance
 will be discussed. A tax will b
 levied for tho coming year, approva
 of the proposed hudsct of the schoo
 board will be asked. and poSsibill
 ties of the sale of the town farm vii
 be discussed Any other matters o interest to the townspeople will D brought up. This meeting is tn one which was scheduled for las :, Monday but which was postpone
 for q week.
 , Legion Auxiliary Activities The members of the America . Legion auxiliary have been invite
 to attend a picnic "Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Rub Giannotta in south Whctherstiolt
 Those desiring to go are asked [ E communicate with Mrs. Leon (
 Hall about transportation.
 Installation of officers of the It c zion auxiliary will be held in 1T S Legion rooms in the basement of tf f Town hall on November 1, at ?. I ,, Mrs. Agnes Wells of Hartford wi e be the installing officer. Boltol a Kasica post, American Legion, is il |. vted to attend.
 = NenturO- Galati NuptialS r Miss Carmelia Galati, daughter n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galatl of Cll r ton street, New Britain, became tl ,. bride of Joseph Venture of k"nsin
 ton at a high nuptial mass in tl l. St. Marys church in New Brita l. this morning. Rev. Walter Lyd' h oniciatod.
 " The bride wore a gown of brid 0 satin and carried roses, snapdrago = and maiden hair fern. She wore j. Rose Marie veil of rose print la r caught with orange blossoms. g A wedding reception was held