New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
BROWN BOUND OVER
 FOR TAXING AUTO
Brother Fined $50, Passenger
 Placed on Probation
CITY H0N0RS WAR DEAD
Legion Post ia Charge of Obscr, anCc Judge Do"o,au iLdrCs C. school ChiIdrcn-Lions' Toy shop iiiinc-Maplc Ends Book Cubs.

Iniinc-MapIc Ends Book Cubs. Norman Brown, IS, Of Maple street was bound over 10 the Dccem- ber term of the superior court II. police court this morning by Juds Joseph ". Donovan when probabl. ! cause was found for higher jurisdic- ton, The young man, sentenced 10 tFrce months in jail previously on q charge of taking an autom obile without permission Of the owner.
 vas charged with driving q motor vehicle while his license was sus- pended and taking car without the ON ncr'3 permission.
 A brother. Harold Brown. r. against whom similar charges were preferred, was fined $50 and costs Officer Thomas A. Tracy until ths fInc is paid because Of it being his first offensc. Joseph Gamache, 19, Of Wooding street. charged with driving q motor vehicle while his li- ccnse was suspended, was placed n tIluI G'' tI LIlt pl OpdNiCll OllINtl iSi three months when judgment in his case was suspended. Bonds in Nor nan Browns case were set at S2, coo.
 The brothers were arrested by Officer Edward O'Connor at the Waterbury bridge on Tcrryvllo road q 1o:S0 o'clock. Tho officer in tcs- tifying this morning, said that , complaint had been received al headquarters that they were mon keyinc around q car at the bridge. He visited the scene with Officer Lawrence Doolan and placed them under arrest.
 Norman Brown. Ii vas asserted in court. drove the car. which was the property oi COhan's garage, Foley street. to PequabuCk with Gamache q. passenger and then returned On their return 10 Pequabuck, the car exhausted its gasoline supply and they were forced 10 abandon Il. Tolephoning Harold Brown. they re questcd that ne come with help Harold borrowed q truck from Mill CTS dairy and went to Pequabuck. where, he said in court, he had con- templated pulling it up the hill The police interrupted, however, before the car had been removed.
 The journey had been planned, Gamachc stated in court. 10 get q couple Of girls ill Terryyillo-"
 Armisticc Day Observance
 Armiaticc Day was observed at Il o'clock this morning in the hign school auditorium where tribute vas paid to Bristo's 5@ World War dead. The observance was in charge 0 Seichcprcy post No. .. American L, zion. Past State Commander Captain Kenneth r. Cramcr was the principal speaker. and brief remarks were offered by Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and rost Commander Isaac Kicker. The names Of the city's war heroes were read by rost Chap lain Eolro l.. Rowe.
 Those who gave their lives for their country from this city in the great conflict were: Reginald Brown. Scbastiano Carenga, Carl $. Carlson. James J. Covcrty, Theron Davis Herman Dikol, George l. Downs, Jr. Verne l.. Downs, Timo- thy Drlscoll. Archie Eastland. Roy r. Edman. Leon G. Frinh, Ernest Firth, John Flannigan, John Gutzka. Eric Hcidquist. J. Harold ninchcy, Montagues Horsoly, Richard w. ls- bell Theodore 1seie. Max klllian. August A. kowalski. Damasse J. LaFlamme, William Lagasso. Mor- ris Lappc, Anthony Benehaik, Will liam k. Bolton, John J. Brcsnahan, Bertrand J, Carroll, James E. Doo- ley, Walter L. purGin, Wilbur Fish.
 Dewey s. Green, Raymond W. Marc. William Newman, John Pri- hoda, Eugene Ridolifi. Leon F. Rob erts, John Pzilko, Elmer G. Linden. Dewey Mum. Vito Ncstico. William Nolan. Fritz Obcrg, Robert Potz, Joseph w. Pratte, Floyd W. Ritter, August Reed, William J. Shaetfer, John J. Skels>y. Arthur B. stephen son and Albert \. Taylor.
 The Bristol high school glce club will sins and q wreath will be plac- od on inc soldiers memorial monu- ment on the Memorial boulevard by tho American Legion auxiliary. The program arranged hy the auxiliary was i'm charge Of Miss Nancy John ron. president, and Mrs, Frank W. I,uttoD rhanlain
 Al jh" opening Of inc exercises, church nclls were rung and factory vhj-tl~ blown. Th" day was ohscrr- rd as a legal holiday in the hanks ;ud puhjjc buildings. Business os- tah'jSmW"Nts closed for one hour al II o'clock,
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