New Britain herald., 1930-11-20

whose automobile struck and fatally injured Kathleen O'Regan, ,. daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah O'Regan Of 39 North street at North and North Main streets early yes- terday afternoon, was released by police here today on bonds of S2,000 after having been charges with reck- less driving by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich. The case was adjourned Tor one week, pending investigation by police.
 Dr. Joseph Papa. resident physi- clan at the Bristol hospital, where the girl was taken after the acci- dent. said today that death was probably caused by internal injuries and fright. Her injuries were not considered serious at first, as no bones had been broken and she had retained consciousness until late afternoon She died at 450 o'clock ir the afternoon.
 McCarten reported at police head quarters shortly after the accident and was ordered to appear for hearing this morning. Police said that the girl was on her way 10 d store when the accident happened. McCarten stated that he thought one of the rear wheels of his car passed over her body after she darted into the front of the car and was thrown to the road.
 The little girl was a pupil in inc kindergarten at the North Side school.
 To Visit Torrington
 X largo delegation of Compounce tribe. l. o. E. NJ. will visit Mohawk tribe of Torrngton this evening when the Nonkapo potanak tribe of New Britain will confer the adop- ton degree of the order upon q large class of candidates. Luncheon will be served and a social will be enjoyed after the initiation.
 Many Tickets Sold
 Several hundred tickets for the annual play of the Dramatic club of the Bristol High school, entitled Beau Brummel," have been dis posed of. The play, to be presented at the Community theater in the school auditorium tomorrow eNe- ming, is an English comedy. In the cast are Russell Moriarty, Lloyd Burrill. George Butcher, Ronald Hunt, George Calder, Ernest Beck CT. Russell Wedge, Kenneth Kim ball, Everett White, Charles McCar- thy. Robert Gordon, Otto Radke, Dorothy Day, Grace Gearing, Ruth Beach, Audrey LaCourse, Ruth Pat terson and. Agnes Reddy
 The cast has been under the d. 1ection of J. Anthony Tovle. prin- cipal of the Freshman High school. Miss Hale Anthony and Miss Gene Hieve Anderson of the institutions art department have arranged the scenic effects.
 Court Advocated by Bar
 At a special meeting of members of the Bristol Bar association held in the office of Judge Epaphroditus Peck, TO Main street, yesterday afternoon a resolution advocating the creation of either city court or court of common pleas here was adopted after a lengthy discussion. The barristers were undecided as to the type of court they wished ln- stalled here. but will reach some definite decision before it is too late 10 introduce bill 10 the state leg islature.
 It was apparent at tho meeting that none of the legal fraternity here wished 10 continue settlement of cases in Hartfords Transporta- ton costs, loss of time and other important reasons were mentioned. Suits involving damage claims Of s1o0 or less are tried before jus ticcs of the peace in this city at the present time.
 The association agreed at the meeting to hold a testimonial ban quet on December 5 for one of its members. whose name was not dl- ,ulged. Attorneys William N De- Roster. Joseph F. Dutton and Fred erick W. Beach were chosen a com- mittee to complete arrangements for the affair. Judge Peck and Judge William J, Malone. the latter secretary of the association, were appointed a committee 10 arrange for the esta blishment Of a bar li- brary.
 Advances Notch
 Secretary Louis A. Wheeler of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce has been prom oted from third vice president to first vice president of the Connecticut Association of Real Estate boards for the ensuing year, 1t has been announced.
 Sportsmen to Meet
 The first fall meeting of the Bris- tol Fish and Game association will be held at the Ended club on De- Cem Der 10 at s o'cock in the evening.