New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
PLAINVILLE DRIVER
 IN BRISTOL COURT
Joseph NotaTnicola Faces Three
 Charges Before Malone
MRS. BURROWS IS DEAD
Joseph kaminski, Mechanic, to Wed Bernadette Huard-Summer E'rOliC of K. of C. to Be Held July Is in Lake Compounce.

Joseph Notarnicola of Red Stone Hill road, Plainville, was arraigned in police court this morning before Judge William J. Malone on charges Of reckless driving, operating mo- tor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor and failure to endorse a driving license. He was fined $25 and costs on the first named count with S15 remitted, $l10 and costs on the second with $50 rcmitted, and judg- ment Ras suspended on the third count.
 Notarnicola was arrested by Off, Certs John Mclaughlin and Edgar Norton in Forestvillc yesterday aft ernoon after several complaints had been received by the police from residents, who claimed that the man was in no condition to drive an au- tomobile. According 10 reports. the man vas attempting to start his ma chine when the police arrived, hay ing apparently stalled the motor only q few minutes previously. The Of fcers, after arresting the man, found that he had been cranking his car without having turned the key in the switch and would probably have been marooned there for the remainder of the day had they not come.
 Mechanic to Wed
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morning granted a marriage license to Joseph kaminski. a mechanic. Of 70 Gaylord street and Bernadette Huard of 34 Harwington street.
 Mrs. Hattie Burrows
 Mrs Hattie Burrows, 75, widow of the late Dewitt C. Burrows, of 1S4 Wolcott street. died late yesterday afternoon in the Bristol hospital fol- lowing a long illness,
 She was born in Forestville on March q, 1855, daughter of Herman H. and Savilla (Andrew) Hurlbut, and spent her early life there. On November 19, 1878, she married De- Witt C. Burrows, a pharmacist, who died l3 years ago. She and her hus- band resided in Meriden and Bristol, having been engaged in pharmacy in both cities. When the husband died. she took up a residence with her daughter, Mrs. William Grant of Nolcott street, where she has lived since.
 Mrs, Burrows leaves a son. How ard (. Burrows of this city. She was a member Of the Prospect Methodist church and attended that institution regularly until she was stricken with blindness eight years ago Services will be celebrated at the late home Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. Hubert D. Jones officiating Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Funeral of Mfr. Kane
 The funeral of William Kane of 1S Reilly plac ewas held from the late home at S:30 o'clock this morn ing and high mass of requiem was Solemnized at St. Joseph's church at 2 o'clock Intermnet was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Mid d-Summer FroliC
 The annual mid summer frolic of the Palos council, Knights of Colum- ous' Will be held at Lake Compounce on Thursday evening, July 15. at & o'clock. Bridge and whist will be played and prizes will be awarded winners. Dancing will be enjoyed In the ballroom from opening time until 10 o'clock.
 The committee in charge Of the affair consists Of Joseph l.. MacDon- old, Edmund Eiolette. William T. Large, William J. Slade. Ernest Le- Febvre, Daniel Donovan. Arthur Car rol and Williem E. Cafferty.
 Crowd At Meet
 Nearly o.ooo persons gathered on the banks Of the Rockwell park lagoon yesterday afternoon for the annual swimming meet for children under Is years Of age. siyen this year under the direction of Alexar- der BenecIck, life guard, assisted by Louie Alberteli, Bob Greene and Al Miller. Prizes were awarded to tho winners Of the various events hy Caretaker Joseph Civizzo, who do mated them. ReouIts Of the events follow;
 So-vard swim: W. Werner. first. and A. Anderson. second; o5-yard race for boys under ? years Of age. E. Sonstroen, first and w. Meusel second; $ yard swim for girls: L. Greiere- fret and z EoSsrsEt seC