New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

| crystal necklace and a white gold 1 watch and chain to the groom. ] The former Miss BrGuit attended i Side and Bristol high schools and ! from St. Mary's training school in l Waterbury. where she studied nurs- 1 ing, She is well known in this Ni- ! cinity, having been d nurse at the Bristol hospital and at the Visiting Nurse association. The bridegroom is employed at the New Departure Mfg. Co., as a toolmaker. Upon their return from honeymooning 1 Journey in three cities the couple sill reside at 6S Gridley street.
 Liquor seller Fined
 William sherman Of @i Summer street. arraigned before Judge Will liam J. Malone in police court this morning on charges Of keeping with intent 10 sell and reputation for sell i, ing intoxicating liquors, was fined | Sl0o and costs and was given a sus- pended jail sentence of , days to be imposed upon him should he again be convicted on similar charge.
 i sherman vas held under q bond Of sl.000 following his arrest by Ser geant Henry Jcglinski and Officer William Thompson at his home Sat urday afternoon. The officers visit cd Shermans homo and unearthed q quantity Of alleged liquor hidden in the confines Of q bathroom. One gal lon jug was filled and q second was about half filled.
 sherman was convicted of similar charg.es on August 3l, 1929, when 8 i fire Of slo0 was assessed upon him. Todays fine, a like one was imposed with the understanding that he would cease selling liquor. Attorney Francis V. Tracy, representing the defendant, stated that the accused vas the father Of two children and vas troubled financially.
 Reimburse-Gets Small Fine John Deesan of East Bristol. who was summoned to appear in police court about two weeks ago to an sver charges of wilful destruction or i private property, assault, and breach of the peace. following his alleged implication in the ransacking of an East Bristol home, was fined sl and costs by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in police court today.
 Deegan, in police court at the time his case vas continued until today. promised to make restitution for damages done at the home of the suburban resident. This, Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell, his counsel, asserted, had been done and he re- quested that the case be nolled as he thought his client had been pun ished sufficiently. Judge Donovan. in answering the plea, declared that he would not nolle the case but would make it as close to that as possible. The sI fine vas imposed he continued, so that mark would remain on the police rr>rdls in the future to show that he had some- thing 10 do with the depreciation, in which, the complainant in the case claimed. about q. dozen men had taken part.
 Council Meets Tomorrow The city council will meet in the chamber tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock when usual business will be transacted.
 To Oppose MiddIetown
 The Bristol High school track team will meet Middletown High at the local athletic field tomorrow afternoon at about S:30 o'clock. The local tracksters will attempt to re. tain an untarnished slate against the "Middies" who are reputed to be one Of the best cinder path outfits in the state.
 Fire Travels Through Forests
 A forest fire of large proportions visited four sections of the north end Of Bristol yesterday and caused the freuen Of Squad A and Com pany No. ; 10 leave their stations four times between 1:45 and S:02 ?. m.
 The fighters first went to Stevens street, where the blaze was pro- gresslng rapidly. and after making sure that it would damage no build ings in the vicinity returned to their posts. Again. at c:iS ?. n. the smoke-eaters were called to Stevens street, this time to squelch a branch Of the original fire which had cross- cd the street. At $50 D. m. the fire men motored 10 Stafford avenue 10 eXtinSuish third branch Of the blaze. 1t had gotten beyond control of the volunteers and had spread 10 the avenue Once more assuring themselves Of the impossibility Of the fire reaching dwellings. the men ro- turned only to be called a fourth time 10 Pennington avenue, where the fire had spread and was raging through the timherland.
 The fremen answered fifth call at 10:05 D r., going 10 Newell avenue to fight q brush fire. Damage to property. except to woodland, vas ayerted because Of the alertness Of the members Of the departmeut who were on the Job constantly.
 Brought 10 Close
 The goth anniversary celebration o' the Swedish Baptist church was brought 10 a fitting close last eve ming when Rev. r.. E. Gates, secre- tary Of the Swedish Baptist state convention, delivered an address to the congregation in English. At o'clock in the afternoon lectures were made by ministers Of nearby Swedish churches and a musical and !, vocal program was presented.
 Baldacer-Bromtrsk |. Miss Louise Rromirski. daughter oF Mir and Mrs Ioseph Rronirsk