New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
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 Marine Fined $50

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 Marine Fined $50 | Vincent Marine of Terryville, whose car struck a dog owned by Allen Barnum of Barlow street Sat urday on Park, street. was fined $50 and costs by Judge William J. Ma | lone in police court this morning on charge of evading responsibility. Marine, it was said, after hitting the canine, did not stop his car and was chased almost the entire length of | Park street by Officer William Thompson before he was appre- | hended.
 The dog was so badly injured that it had to be killed.
 i Marriage License Return
 Jean Olivier Gauvin of Is Foley street, this city. and Marie Germaine Juliette Pare of New Bedford. Mass, i were married in the latter city on June by Rev. J. E. Tn. Giguere, q return of the marriage license to the city clerk this morning showed.
 Sem-Finals Played
 Semi-final matches in the city tennis tournament were completed over the week end and holiday, and the finals will be played at ? o'clock next Sunday afternoon at the Cop per Ledges court. Barker and Hen derling will battle for the singles title, while the doubles match vii, bring the Barrett Barker and Hen derling- Jenkins team into opposi- tlon.
 Barrett and Barker eliminated Holley and Strong after a hard five set match, GA, 7-5. 4-6, S-6, 6-3. " hile Rendering and Jenkins down. ed Cooke and Hammel by 75, 4-6, e-6. 6-1.
 Henderson won his way into the singles final by taking the measure of Strong, GA. 6-1, 6-3. Barker sub dued Barrett, 7-5, 6-4, 6-S, to reach the title round,
 Ralph Fucci
 Ralph Fucci of 49 Stafford avenue died at Middletown early Sunday morning after an illness of four years He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Rita; and a son, Ralph, .Jr., all of this city; and his mother Mrs. Patrick Fucci, and three sisters and a brother, all of New Jersey. Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Matthew's church, Forestville.
 Severin Ordered From City
 Peter Severin of Broad street, For estville, who was arrested on com plaint of his wife" but who inform cd the police that he was not mar ried, appeared in police court this morning to answer a breach of the peace charge and was ordered to leave town with his family or serve six months in jail. Severin admitted that he was the father of three of his supposed wife's children.
 Driscoll Arrested
 Benjamin Driscoll. Prospect street, was arrested Sunday evening on a charge of breach of the peace and drunkenness at the home of Edward Hess on Jerome avenue. Police say Driscoll had been drinking at the Hess house and after leaving discov- cred ne lOSt Slh. Tie Telullltu lO llle house, according to police, and when admittance was refused, broke a window. cutting two fingers of his right hand. His case was continued until tomorrow in court today.
 Numerous Arrests
 Fifty-four arrests were made dur ing August the police report for the month shows Six were for breach of peace and intoXication, five for de- linquency and five for. breach of peace. Fifteen persons paid fines. 12 cases were nolled. | continued and six persons went to jail.
 Sheriff Victor
 Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Hard ing defeated Euclid Allaire in the city championship golf match ct Chippanee Country club after Allalre defeated Benny Spielman, last years city chairman.