New Britain herald., 1929-07-18

and it was certainly something which the defendants mother could not drink. He felt that Sericola had been given the chance of a lifetime" at the time of his last arrest and be- lieved that the maximum penalty which the court could infict was lenient enough.
 Scricola'S Record Scricolas record in the local court is as follows: December s, 1924. vi olation of liquor laws, nolled; Jan uary 22. 1927, violation of liquor laws, $50 and costs; August 2l, 1927, violation of the liquor law, $200 and costs: September s. 1928, violation of liquor laws and sistance, S400 and costs and 80 days suspended; May 12, 1929, reputation, continued un- til August 20, 1929. 10 see whether any further complaints would be re- ceived on that count.
 | Hartford Man Injured James Tinarella, a baker of Front street, Hartford, was shaken up and l bruised shortly after 9:30 o'clock l last evening when the automobile in which he was riding and which was i orcr ed by Walcott Hitchcock CT 34 AnnaWah street, Hartford. over turned at Pine street and Lincoln avenue. He was taken to the Bristol | hospital for treatment and will l probably be discharged today. | Hitchcock informed the police that | he was turning from Pine street into l Lincoln avenue when the car slid into the ditch and overturned before | he could straighten cut the vhee, | He was not held. Autos Collide
 When William Roman Of 65 Wcthcrsfield avenue. Hartford, stop ped at the signal light in Forestville center at 7:30 o'clock last evening, the rear Of his car was struck by an automobile operated by Alfred ! Olson of S1 Bohemia street, Plain vile. pushing it into the car ahead. i None of the cars were seriously dam aged and no arrests were made.
 'To Play in Plainville
 The Maple End baseball team of | lIliS tltN VIII pidN Ilt NtNliiS NOli Colored Stars of Hartford at Trum- bull field, Plainville on Sunday aft ernoon. The game will start prompt ly at 3 o'clock
 Novena Opens Tonight
 The annual novepa to St. Anne will open at St. Josephs church at 7;30 o'clock this evening and will continue until St. Anne's day. Julv @5 The complete schedule of serN- ices will be announced this evening by Rev. James J. Gallagher of tha Oblate Order of Lowell Mass. who will be the preacher during the novena.
 Each year thousands Of persons come to worship at the shrine of St. Anne. many from distant points, in the hope of being cured of some ailment. Many cures have been re- corded at the local church and thers are sets of crutchcs, canes. brac"s and other paraphernalia at the basa of St. Anne's statue where they were placed by the cured.
 Again Chase Starlings
 Squad A of the central fire station were again called out last eveniug 10 disperse the starlings at West and Pleasant streets. This corner has an unusual attraction for the birds an their continual chattering will not permit the residents in that secti n 10 sleep.
 Gar Rolls Over
 An automobile operated by Albert Smart of 31 Kelly street, rolled ov' on Church street Wednesday afte,- noon when the driver minimizing drew down the hand throttle. N smart was uninjured and the car was only slightly damaged.
 Attending Police Convention
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGl. licuddy. vice president of the Sta a Police association. Delegates Victr' Chabot and Anthony Greisncr. at Sergeant Henry Jeslinslli are ', Hartford today attending the annu.'' convention Of the State Police asso- citation.
 Chief Of Police Ernest T. Belder q member of the executive commit. tee, attended a meting of that bod> at Charter Oak park at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. In the evening he and Mayor w. Raymond Crumr attended a banquet in Hartford.
 The convention will last three days and many members of the loca force are planning to attend.