New Britain herald., 1930-09-15

will make a report to the general committee which in turn will make a definite recommendation to the city council.
 It is expected that Councilmann Thomas A. Tracy will oppose the purchase of any land at this time on the ground that the city cannot af- ford to spend the money.
 New Yorker Arrested
 Jose Alheuguergue, of Fair street, Carmel. N. r., was arrested Satur- day evening by Patrolman Lawrence Doclan after his automobile had sideswiped a car operated by Jo- seph P. Ronalter of 3a Williams street. The New York man was released on bonds of $50 until Fri day morning. He was booked on charge of violating the rules of the road.
 The accident which happened on Terryvillc avenue near St. Joseph's cemetery resulted in q wheel being knocked off the New York car. The other machine was but slightly damaged.
 Reporter Injured
 William A. Garrett, reporter for the New Britain Herald and secre- ta1y of the Bristol City Baseball league, was slightly injured in an auto accident in Glen Falls, N. Y, Saturday evening when a machine he was driving collided with another. automobile. Three companions with Garrett were also injured and one of the occupants of the other ma chine is reported as having received four broken fingers.
 Mir, Garrett with his mother, Mrs. Della Garrett, of North Main street, and a cousin, also Of this city, left Friday afternoon on trip through New York state.
 Maple Ends Win The Maple Ends, winners of the Bristol City league defeated the Horton company nine to 1 yes- terday at Muzzy field. The Hortons winners of the Twilight league proved no match for the north enders.
 Kaminski pitched for the Maple Ends while Comerford was on the mound for the losers. The feature Of the game was the batting of McHugh for the winners He made three hits. .-'.- Police Court Gases
 The case of Joseph Gamache, 19, of 37 Wooding street. who was arr rested last evening by Patrolman Dewey Carpenter on a charge of driving an automobile with improper registration was nolled at police ! headquarters this morning by Prose- cutor Anthony J. Rich upon pay ment of costs amounting to $5.95. Stanley Markievicz of King street, charged with violating the rules of the road had his case nolled for costs of s7.S0.
 Markiewicz was arrested at S:3O o'clock this morning after an auto mobile he was driving collided with machine operated by Nathan Greenberg, of 633 Washington street Hartford, at the corner of Jerome and Pennington avenues. Both cars were slightly damaged.
 Building Permits Building permits issued today by | Superintendent of Public Works 1 Oscar Anderson were as follows:
 To James J. Chabot to erect a tive car garage on Mercier avenue a Q. cost of S375 to Louise M. Luciel to erect one-family dwelling or Lake avenue at cost of s5,000: tt Mrs. Blanche Provast to; erect a on, family house on Lake avenue at ; cost of $5,000; to the Eagle Con struction company to erect gol course on Main street at cost O 1 S4,000 and to Stanley Orzirsky ol IF Hall street to build dormeI | window to cost S3S0.
 Marriage Intentions Marriage intentions were filed this morning at the city clerks office by John T. McNamara of 16 Pearl court, New Britain. and Emma Briere of 544 North Main street, Bristol, and Stephen Paslako, of 162 Naubuck avenue, Glastonbury and | Eugenia Czsrnecki of 38 Pardee street, Bristol.