New Britain herald., 1930-06-17
FEMININE DRIVER
 APPEALS 50 FINE
Bonds Of St,OOO Set iD Case Oi
 Mrs. BerliGT
HUSBAND DENIES CHARGE
Says He Was Not on Running Board When Accident OCcurred-Circus Here Today-Spirttualists to Cath CT to CompourCe.

Here Today-Spiritualists to Cath i CT to CompounCe.
 i Mrs. Beatrice Bern.cr Of 4 Con- 1 lon street, arraigned in police court this morning before Judge William J. Malone on 2 charge of driving a motor vehicle without an operators . i license. was fined $50 and costs. Bonds for apepal were set at S1oOQ. A charge Of reckless driving entered against Louis Bernier was nolled when the defendant was found not guilty.
 4 car driven by Mrs. Bernier while, 1T vas testified in court today. she was under the instruction Of her husband, struck Howard Gorltz. eieht-year-oId son of MT. and Mrs John Goritz Of 6 Williams street, on Williams street not far from The home Of the youngster on the eve nlng ot May ,. Dr. Frank N Ham bIin treated the boy for his injuries at his home and at the Bristol hos pi,al where he remained only q short time When lt was found that the boy had suffered q fractured skull he was taken 70 the Hartford hospital
 Mrs Michael ZiomeE of A Will Hams street who stated in court to- day that she 3aw the accident, said that Bernier was teaching his wife 10 drive and vas standing on the right running board Of the automo- bile. The Goritz boy she asserted, had stepped from the sidewalk 10 pick up something la the road and had proceeded four feet from the curbing when he vas struck
 Mrs. Roy Bostwick Of a6 Curtiss street, another witness for the urate. told the court that she, also. saw the Bcrnier car proceeding toward the scene Of the accident with the hus- band standing on the right running board. The case vas argued for quite q time.
 Bernier, tastifying for himself stated that ha was al no time in- structing his wife from the running board and remarked further that he was seated inside from the time the car left the house on Conlon street until he got out at Williams street 70 pick up the injured lad
 Attorney Richard AllIng Of Wa terhury represented the defendant and Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. cf,,l,-I-o --erer+aI -Le 1o-a
 Rule Niolator Fined
 Stanley Toeorzekski of l24 Miller street, New Britain. charged with violation Of the rules of the road, was assessed sI0 and costs by Judge Malone In police court today.
 4 car driven by Togorzeksh-l struck 9 machine operated by Peter E. Arnold ot 151 Maple avenue, Hartford. or Lake avenue Saturday night near midnight. Attorney B J. Nonkievicz Of New Britain. repre- senting the defendant. stated that he was opposed to q fine of S25 as rec commended hy Assistant Prosecutor Edward J Quinlan and requested that q minimum assessment be i'm posed, $5- He said that f was prob able that Togorzekskl would pay for damage done 10 the Arnold car. any way
 Judge Malone asked Arnold just how much damage he thought had been done 10 his machine. The plain tiff commenced 10 relate a list ot damages when the judge interrupt cd with, There's probably lots wrong with 2oGr car since I92&.' . The car. it may be said. was that old.
 Circus In Town
 Hunts circus invaded Bristol this morning when wagon loads of . equipment and employees were trans l ported into the city by raU Dovnie's . rircus Is scheduled 10 come here on . July 5 Hunts IS playing al The . Roots Island playground on Church . street
 Marriage Licenses
 Marriage licenses were issued to- . day by the city clerk 10 G Theo- dorA Nelson. 2 n7achinIs-. Of Farm lngron avenue and Helen Eloise Warfel3 of a53 Pennington avenue and 10 Clifford Austin Harden. an of Tervville avenue, and Marie Eva FourniAr. a waitress. ot . ,S5 Queen street
 66th Annual Meeting
 The 18th annual meeting ot the ~ompounce Association Of Spiritual SIS will be held tomorrow m0rnlng 17d afternoon at Lake Conlpounce A, n 5o o'clock in the morning q business meeting will be held and he reports of the secretary and .-easGrcr 7.ll he read after which officers Will he elected for the en- zuIrS year 4 conference will te leld at ' o'clock followed hv mes ages by Mrs Ellen Loverldse 7f and Nr M,co oe Tor