New Britain herald., 1930-11-18

parture Mfg. Company would enter a team at the next meeting.
 The Dixies, who were victorious in the loop last year, winning the first leg on the coveted Savitt tro- phy. are not expected to enter this y,ar.
 Stove Causes Fire
 Squad A and Hose Company No 5 of the fire department were caller 10 the home of Herbert Barnum on Hoover avenue at 1:3o o'clock yes -erday afternoon to extinguish a fire which was thought to have starte1 from short circuit in an electric stove. Chemicals were used. no dam age resulting.
 Benefit Party By Church
 A benefit card party and social will be given by the Parish club Of the First Congregational church at the parish house gymnasium tomor- row evening at s o'clock. The pro- ceeds Of the affair will be donated 10 the fund for the provision of fuel and clothing for the needy of the parish this winter. The public $ invited to attend
 Zentroski Case Nolled
 The case of Leon Zentroski of 57 Pine street, who was arrested by Policeman Edgar Norton on com. paint Of his wife yesterday after ncno, was nolled without payment Of costs at police headquarters this morning by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich.
 Accident Case Continued
 Prosecutor Rich this morning con- tinued the case of Stephen Ostroski Of 4 Conlon street. charged with reckless driving, until December ? A car driven by Ostroski collided with another operated by Dr. B. F. Donohue on North Main street yes .erday afternoon. the rear left wheels of both cars being damaged. Police say that the formers ma ,hine struck the doctors automo- bile as it skidded on the slippery highway after passing motor .ruck.
 Hfarchese Case Dismissed
 John Marchese of 37 Center street. whose store and tenement were raid d by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Policemen James Burns and William Thompson Sunday evening, was dis ,harged by police today when his ,ase was dismissed without payment )f costs. The man, held in bonds of $500. was charged with violation of the liquor laws. A gallon jug about a quart of alleged ,lcohol was confscated by police in he raid on his premises.
 Runaway Driver Sought
 Police today were still investigat- ng the crash between an automo- pile and milk wagon, the property 0f the Miller dairy. on Prospect street near Mellon street early yes- erday morning and are seeking the W oman driver of the runaway car.
 Emil Grenier. who was in charge of the wagon, told police yesterday that he was just coming out of d residence after delivering milk when .lt SdsN LIE dulOluODlLt SNIIhC '4iS horse and wagon. He said that the 2ar, a darkly colored coupe, was be- ng driven by a woman. Without stopping to ascertain whether any damage had been done, she sped lway.
 The horse was cut about the breast by broken glass from the ma chimes headlights.
 To Discuss Court
 Judge Epaphroditus Peck, presi- dent of the Bristol Bar association. has called for a meeting of the legal fraternity here to take place at his office, ITO Main street in the Masonic temple, tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock for the purpose of discussing the proposed advent of city court in this city.
 Legal practitioners have felt for many years that Bristol. being a city of approximately @S,000 persons, should have civil court whose jur- sdiction in matters would exceed the s1oo limit now permitted. Cases, tt present. are tried before justices of the peace.
 This meeting has been called, It s believed, to obtain a recommenda- ion for presentation at Thursday nights conference Of the charter re- ision committee. The latter body 7as the matter of revising the char or in hand and in all probability will listen to any project of the local av body. It is thought probable hat a. naturalization court will be established here in the event a city .ourt is secured.