New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
PLainuilIe Mews
WHITE OAK SCENE
 OF BAD ACCIDENT
Southin8tOD Driver Arrested and
 Fined S1OO and Costs
MAYER WILL BE TRIED

Survey to Be Made By Protestant {.
 Churchcs-PIain,ili Blues Play
 lie Gamc-Mccting of Grange ,
 AuNiliary-Othcr Items.
 Walter Begay Of 51 West street. SCuthingtOn, was fined $10O and costs by Judge Merritt O. Ryder at d special session of the town court held this morning on H charge of drunken driving. He was arrested hy Constable George Schubert with the aid Of the New Britain police.
 About l o'clock this morning, George n. Mcdonald of Bristol WAS driving towards New Britain when his car Was struck ny machine headed towards Plainvillo. MrDon- aids car was damaged in the crash but outside Of bad shaking up. he escaped injuries. The other ear ran off the highway and crashed through a fence. IL landed in a swamp and tipped over on its sidr. half submerged in water.
 The driver of the machine ron away from the scene of inc crash. The New Britain police and Con stable Schubert started an investi- gation The registration plat .s could not be read but the poli", found lcttrs in tho car addressed to Walter Ecgay of Southington and New Britain.
 Constable Schubert went to South ington and discovered that Hoglv had been there and had left. When he arrived back in plauyilr. h" was notified that the New Britain police had the Southngton man n 1 their possession and that he WIS under the influence of liquor. Ha- gay readily admitted being the driy- "r of the car but denied that he was drunk, stating that he had had only H little wine 10 drink. Th" New Britain police took pags in tn" iHErstigation because it was thou@ht at first that tn" accident Aad occurred on the New Britain side Of the piainrille line.
 Four Men Fined
 James McGuiro and George Jack son Of Plainviilo, together with !. Bronson and "Eochy" White of Pennington, were in court this morning to answer to charges of drunkenness and breach of th" pcare. They were found guilty on both charges by Judge Ryder and fined $15.
 The fOur men, together with Fred Gladden. Of PlainNille and mn whose name was not secured hy the iauthoriticS, Were arrested at tn" lo- 1 cal depot about 7:&0 o'clock yoStrr- day morning by Constabl" George 1 Schubert on charges Of breach of | tn" peace and drunkenness artr. complaint had been made 10 him at his home.
 4 few inmates after being placed in the lookup at the town ha'I Gladden. and the unidentified man escaped by picking the lock of d 1 door leading from the yard at tl,. town hall into the lookup. Tho mon had been allowed to stay out i side the cells and were not locked up. Constable schubert is on the trail Of the two mon and expects i to take them into custody in d short 1 time.
 HoF Picked Ep
 A young boy giving his name qs H"lu"i and claiming New Britain ns ! his home was picked up rt tha center of th" town ;oout 3 o'clo"N i this morning by Constable G"or.r ! Schubert. He was charged with b. ing inrorri%.bl" in court this morn- ing and was turned over 10 the Nc,y Britain probation officer by Jud4 Ryder. The judge told the hoy that he would give him Q chance to moHd his Way+.
 The constable found the boy coming out of q driveway and. upon searching him. discovered a file cu his person. The boy stated that n" loft home two months ago and hal been working on tn" docks at New York.
 Tine hoy claimed that he bought a bicycle in New York and start, d home early yesterday morning. l While driving through New Haven. he Tas forced off the road l.y an au- to. rh" bicycle Uas damaged and he vas un2nl" to u.c it any more. The file found on his person, arrordjna 10 the New Britain lad. W@s part ol th" bicycle equipment and he had used it in an attempt to fix the vc-
 hicic
 He was forced to walk and there
 by was out in the carly hours of the morning. II" admitted that his
 parents did not know of his where
 &bouts and that he had been arrest
 ed twice in New Britain.
 Church Survey Co start The survey of plainNiIlc which i!