New Britain herald., 1929-07-29

called Doth by the state and de- fense.
 Cars Collide | Cars operated by Louis Morin of Ill Prospect street, Bristol, Harry Popko of Allen street. Terryville, and Charlotte F. Dix Of Hawthorne street. Stamford were slightly dam aged late Saturday night following a collision on Terryville road. Miss | Gladys Barnes of 142 High street, this city. a passenger in the Morjn car. was cut about the face and arms and given medical attention by Dr. B. NJ. Robbins. None Of the other persons were injured.
 Following a hearing before Assist ant Prosecuting Attorney Edward J. | Quinlan this morning. the parties in- volved agreed upon civil settle ment
 An automobile owned by Leo 1 Levesque of 47 Main street was slightly damaged last evening, when it was struck by car driven by John Bresnahan of 4S Wolcott street. The Levesque car at the time was parked in front of the forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing company on Terry vile avenue. A civil settlement was agreed upon this morning between the parties involved.
 Case Nolied Charges of intoXiCation and breach of the peace against William Morris and John Rabrise of East Windsor Hill were nolled this morning by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney E1- ward Quinlan on payment of costs. The two men were arrested in the kitchen of a Summer street apart ment following complaint made by other tenants.
 Given Jail Sentence
 LeRoy Jones of North Main street, charged with reckless driving and operating d motor vehicle while un- der the influence of liquor was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in police cour. this morning. He pleaded guilty 10 drunken driving and not guilty to the other charge.
 Jones was arrested late yesterday morning by Policeman 4. Caruso m i North Main street. The officer had short time prior to the arrest warned the man to go to bed and not attempt to drive the car. Jones failed to heed the warning. how ever, and his arrest followed. Fathers Rescued
 Two bathers were saved from drowning at Rockwell park yester- day afternoon by Lifeguard Charles l Rlordan. Joseph Mancarelo, r, of Washington street, New Britain, be- came exhausted when near the stone island and sanl; twice before he was dragged ashore by the lifeguard
 Abba SaVatzke, r. of Meriden, in attempting to swim to the island, also became exhausted and sanll near the trapezes. She was also brought to the shore by Riordaa n. Neither was unconscious when res cued.
 Boy Stfilck By Auto
 While crossing one of the drive ways in Rockwell park yesterday afternoon, the three year-old son of Mrs. William Morin of 216 Crown street was struck by an automobile operated ly Archie Mcclellan of 129 South Main street, Naugatuck. The youngster was attended by Dr. MabeI Curtiss, who stated that an N-~a, would be taken today to determine the extent of his injuries. His con dltlon Is not regarded as serious
 Cuts Foot On Glass
 Dannas Bush. 12, of Burlington avenue was treated Saturday eye- ming at the Bristol hospital for a badly lacerated foot caused by step- ping on broken bottle. Dr. NJ. A. Gore removed several pieces of broken glass from the cuts. The | boys condition was reported as fav- orable this morning by authorities Of the hospital.
 Tree Blocks Traffic
 Traffic on Smith street was halted for several hours this morning when a large tree fell across the road. | The matter was reported to police | Headquarters at $40 a. m. and lan- terms were placed on each side of the obstruction by Officer Victor 1 Chabot.
 NcAllister-Sulli,an
 Miss Catherine Sullivan, daughter l of Mrs. stephen Cushner of fl Stearns street, and Daniel l.. Me Allistcr Of 26S Queen street were married at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock this morning. Following the ceremony. which was performed by Rev. William P. Laf1in, a re- ception was held at Judd's bunsa- low on Fall mountain.
 Miss Sullivan for the past several years has been a teacher in the | Fifth Avenue school, Mir. McAlIis- ter is employed at the Wallace 1 Barnes company.
 League Leaders Defeated
 The league leading Forestville team played like tail-enders at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon and as result was defeated by inc Maple Ends. S to 1 Berg, pitching acc for the boys from the north side, allowed but seven scattered hits, all singles, while his mates were nicking Art Reeves for 10 safetes. | Four errors contributed to the score making, The summary: FORESTNILI4E AB R H TO X F Gueh f .,..,.... 1 I Jasper, Sh ...... Q Parrus rf' ,.,...,.. 2 a