New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
DECLINES ID PAY
 FARE, IS JAILED
New Britain Man Refuses to Pay
 S4 Owed Taxi Driver
30 MEN ARE GIVEN WORK
Begin Cleaning Park Jnderbrush- Council to be sworn in-CiNil War Veterans to be Honored-GCorgc Tabor Dies-Bricte.

William Iigmund of New Britain Was arraigned in police court this morning before Judge William J. Malone and fined $25 and costs for drunkenness and $2o for refusing 10 pay q taxi fare owed a local driver.
 Zismund, it is alleged, ran up a taxi bill yesterday morning and re- fused 10 pay it. It was said that the bill was in the neiEhborhood of $4. When he would not consent 10 the payment of the hlll the taxi driver drove him 10 the police station, where hc was locked up because of his condition.
 ZjGmund was brought up before the judge this morning but still re- fused to clear his account with the l taxi driver so he was fined. Being without money, he was transported to the Hartford jail, where he will serve sentence.
 Crowd at Lagoons
 At least 1,Q00 persons visited the , Rockwell and the Memorial park la goons over the Wcck-end The crowds were the largest ever seer on the lagoons this year. The ice was sufficiently frozen and provided
 fine skating surfaces for the many people who sought enjoyment Man!
 falls were registered, several 0
 which were severe, but no bad cas Ualties were reported. A large mum
 '. ,p+l
 the ice this season but no drowning have resulted. If skaters would hect
 the red flag" warnings there woult
 be no accidents. Caretaker JosepI CiNizzio. working at Rockwell park
 says. He claims too many of tn
 skaters fail to pay any attention { the roped-oN area and go onto tn
 thin ice. endangcring their ow lives and those of other person
 who may attempt to rescue them.
 Persons caught removing th D warnings will be arrested, Mr. CiN Q izzio stated, and brought into polio l headquarters to answer charge {. which will be brought against theE - 30 Men at Work
 q It was reported this morning tn;
 30 men hired by the city throug i the Chamber of Commerce were pl , 10 work this morning by the publ n works department clearing out Il
 undcrbrush at Rockwell park nef I the Endee manor section. It was sa' k that . applications for work wei . filed at the commerce office b'
 only 30 could be given jobs. - New Council 10 Meet I The first meeting Of Bristol's ne 4 city council will be held at Il $ chamber tomorrow evening startir
 at T:30 o'clock. when the entire pc !. sonucl will he sworn in for two year |, The two new men elected in Oct e Der, Thomas A. Tracy and Louis .- Parson, along with Homer H. Jud l. Charles E. Anderson, William
 Hayes and Prank Dutton, consttu
 the council that is to represent Bri 10 tol for the next two years Erne ,s F. Merrill and Willard II. Hough a s- the retiring members.
 's It is expected that many matte
 of major importance will be broug
 up and acted upon at the mectir
 1t is thought that a new regular D ,G trolman will be appointed to { II police force. Chief Beldcn said I Il gently that it was not likely that d DO other supernumerary would be a ,g pointed as one was not needed - this time,
 i2 Tire and Kim Taken
 John Lupcha of 4S2 South str' 17 reported at police headquarters $; N4 urday that some person had stoler S9 tire and rim from his car which S3 left parked in front of his home f. the previous night, The police 2 go Investigating
 . Vets tO Be H0norcd 54 The only living member Of NIg
 ross post, Grand Army of the l 97 public, Of Forcstville and three = maining members Of the Thomps 76 post of this city will he hOnored G4 night when joint meeting of H. 56 sell camp, United Spanish War V - crans, and its ladies' auxiliary ' 70 be held. The four mon will
 made honorary members of the p' .G7 Those who are to receive ,S0 honor are Albert P. Stark, S4, Fl High street; Edward Allen, S1,