New Britain herald., 1929-10-09
Hartford Driver Fined

Andrew Daley, 1G8 Fremont street, Hartford, was fined S100 and costs, with $50 Of the fine remitted. He vas arrested by Officer Austin of the state police on September 25 and brought before the court to an- sWer charge Of drunken driving. Through some misunderstanding the case had been held over for a week, and this was used by the defense In asking for leniency. The defense claimed that tEis was a first of fense, showed that his past record was clean, and thought that the past week had ben a great strain upon the defendant. who had ap- pcared in court last week to answer the charge but found that his case was not to be held until October 8.
 Trio Shot SandpipcrS
 The first game law violators of the season were brought fin by Of ficer Ycgcr of the state department of game. Gugliclmo Sansone, Pat rick Ferraro and John Farrell all of New Britain. were halcd into court after the officer had found them Saturday with snN eral birds which they admitted they had shot.
 In their testimony it was brought out that they thought the birds which they had shot were snipe. According to Officer Yeger, the birds were distinctly sandpipcrs, and though he admitted the rescm- blancc, he claimed that they could be distinguished. Judge Griswold, in passing judgment, stated that ig- norancc was no excuse and that hunters should make sure of what their game was before hunting 1t. He imposed penalty Of $50 upon the three men but suspended ac- tion. The fine would be imposed upon their next appearance in the court, he said.
 Killed Barn Owl
 Julius Horala of Kcnsington was also brought in 10 court 10 answer protected by a closed season. A harm orl, one of tn" rarcst spcci- mons Of that species. was brought in .-e rEii,ucr. It was claimed by the officer that this was shot by the ac- nusod Iorala. in broken English, testified that hc Lad shot the bird ou th" assumption that there was DO provision for such birds on the law books oS the state. He claimed that Lc wanted 10 stuff the bird and pleaded jEuoranre oG the law re ~trlallug their hunting. As this was tun first appearance of the accused, . $51 NH" Wa, suspended. action 10 io mad" upon next appearance.
 Gypsy Encampmcnt Here
 Several ante loads of EyTsIcs are 1.portrI in the southern end of the -aau h.Hjud tha building known formerly as tho Square Deal garage T r. gvps5es made tin cuCampmunt r'.rrtj days ago. In tb~ past they h.ya been termed nuisances hy town authorities and according to some o#n officials they will b. asked to move ou
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 Nu" monthly me ting Of the Mu..-luooa club will bc he'd on nn.brr tG in }ha Berlm Community -"a~. H 7:aD D. m. The meeting u. h.. followed by a social hour a'a hr.agr.
 Entertainment OTcrCd
 I'm. Ladies Aid society of n, l.oaaur'uu Methodist church will .".'. a" ratrr'ainrrut at the church r.iors this evening at 7:3o o'clock Ia. ea'.rtaiam"ut. consisting of a rI'}h' and readings. is oprn to thr su,ir.
 Cook Book Being Published
 Tin" Ladies' Aid society of the Der. in CnnErrgafiouaI church is engages m publishing a cook book. kacf woman member Of the church i, being asked what her faYorite nst Is. Tn" results wtlI be compiled and mad" ,n'o a book. Those inter. c-'"d In this may leave their favor. if" recipes with Mrs Russell Gold of Worthington ridge. Some 25 O, 3H years ago this was done and some of the cook books made at tha' time arc s'ill In usc.
 Cradl" Roll Party
 More than .o mothers and chil. duu attended tn annual cradle roI Party gIyen by the Berlin Congrcga