New Britain herald., 1930-02-26

Quarsnick is Fined, Appeals
 Frank QUarsnick ot KcnsinGton. who was arrested several weeks ago and charged with crading rcsponsi- bility and reckless driving, was fined S10o and costs on the former count and $25 and costs on the latter last night by Judge George Grswold of the Berlin town court. He had been by Constable Frank Brown after the latter had investigated an accident in which Matilda Marriott of Kcnsington had been struck and injured. He appealed and bonds were set at $2Oo.
 Raymond Warren of Kcnsngton testified that on the evening in qucs- tion he saw the girl walking along school, where she attended night sessions He did not sec the actual accident but did sec the car that hit her. he said. He took down the registration number and reported the matter to Constable Brown after he had taken the girl to the office of Dr. Matthew Griswold for treat mcnt.
 Judge William F. Mangan of New Britain represented the accused,
 Other cases disposed Of last night were as follows: John Minton. - Frederick street. Hartford. reckless driving discharged; Irving A. Bliss, f& Bond street. Hartford, speeding, S10 and costs: Stanley Wolenski. IS Pearl street. New Britain. drunken driving, discharged for lack of eNi- dencc; Joseph Sutkowsli, Ann street. Middlcto"n, improper lights, discharged on payment Of costs.
 Fighters Term Suspended
 William Jennings of Berlin. who was arrested and taken to the New Britain lookup yesterday by Con- stable Frank Brown of Berlin on charges of assault and disturbing the peace, was given suspended jail sentence of go days. Jennings, in his account of the story of his fight with Mario Ccrro, claimed that it was grudGc fight of long stand ing. He had hcon warned by Ccrro that the latter 'Would set him. he said. Before he had had a chance 10 fulGIl this alleged threat Jennings met him on his return from work Monday night and assaulted him. aC- cording 10 several witnesses. Corro suffered a black eye and had four teeth knocked out. The suspended Jail sentence was followed by ad- monishmcnts by both Judge GMs- Wold and Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis
 John Hutchinson Dead
 John Hutchinson, GS, q resident of I[ensington for the past 25 years and q 20-year cmployc Of the American Paper Goods Mfg. Co. oi Kensington, died last night at New Britain General hospital following an illness of short duration. Mir Hutchinson was born in Glasgow Scotland, in 1862. He migrated tc this country when he was 12 years old, settling in North Adams, Mass From this town he moved 10 Ken. sington where he entered the em. ploy of the paper goods concern having q position in the shipping department up to the time of hi' | death.
 Besides his wife. Mrs. Elizabctl 1 Hutchinson Of KensinCton, ht | leaves one son, Norman Hutchinson of New Britain, and two daughters Miss Eliza beth Hutchinson and Mrs Alice L. Stccd of Kensington.
 He was a member of Cour ] Mattabosctt. Iorcstcrs of America i Funeral services will be held iron 1 his late home on Maple street, Ken sington, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips 0 the kcnsjugton Congregations church will oniciatc. Burial will b in I'airvicW cemetery, New Britain
 Boys Club to Play
 The KcnsinGton Boys club bas kctball five will meet the SoutI church quintet of New Britain thi
 
 mediatcs will not journey to Wap ping tomorrow as originally planned The seniors will play Hazardvill here on Friday night.
 East Berlin Items
 The Community club prograr will commence at 8 o'clock thi evening. Following the bushes meeting an entertainment program will be presented. A good time assured all who attend.
 The Ladies' Aid society of tn
 Methodist church will serve a sur
 per at 6:30 o'clock this evening ] the Community banquet hall. The two young sons of Mr. an
 Mrs. Egnar Peterson arc recoverin
 from scarlet fever and will be rt
 leased from quarantine within fe'
 weeks.
 A meeting of the Boy Scouts wi
 be held this evening at o'clock
 the Methodist church basement. An , boy wishing to join may attend. An Inter- County Y. M. C. swimming meet will be held Satu
 day afternoon at o'clock at tf Hartford Y NJ. C. X. Members of tl l local Boys club arc eligible to a l tend.
 The final whist before the Lcnte f period will be held Friday cvcnil
 in St. Gabriels' Episcopal churt . social rooms Both bridge and rcg1
 
 e The warm weather and the ra e of the past few days has raise Q havoc with the dirt roads local - some being almost passable. TT |. shoulders on the main highways - in wretched condition. Several m | chimes were mired yesterday golI