New Britain herald., 1930-08-18

Hornisdas LeBel of 49o South street, who was arrested by Officer Dewey Carpenter early yesterday afternoon on charges of reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor following an au- South streets in which two machines were almost entirely demolished. was fined S100 and costs by Judge Donovan in court this morning with $50 remitted,
 The LeBel car, according to po- lice reports, met in head-on col lision d the intersection with a ma- chine opeAted by Joseph Duquette of Is Jacob street LeBel, thrown from his car by the impact of the crash, escaped uninjured. Wreckers were employed to remove the dam aged machines from the highway.
 LeBeau Case Nolled
 The case of Philip LeBeau of h. graham street, who was arrested by Officers Dewey Carpenter and Will {. liam Leishman on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace yesterday following his parti- cipation in a fight at Main street and the Memorial boulevard, was nolled upon payment Of the costs of court by Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan at police head quarters this morning.
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 Mrs. Anna Potz of S06 Divinity street, one of this citys gold star mothers, will sail on the L. s. S. America from New York city on Wednesday, August 27, for France 1 where she will pay a visit to the grave Of her son, Robert Potz, who was fatally wounded on October II. 1918. while fighting with the 303rd Machine Gun battalion in the Ar gonne forest.
 Mrs. Potz, the only surviving gold star mother in Bristol, will empark On the lengthy journey in the com- pany of her daughter-in in law, Mrs. Martha Potz Of sos Divinity street. She was recently rendered a fare well party by the American Legion auxiliary, Of which she i. me,n- Der.
 Half-Day Classes
 Students of the five lower grades of the Edgevood school. situated on Jerome avenue, will attend classes during the ensuing term, it has been learned, only half day because of the crowded condition existing iri the school. Pupils Of all three high CT grades. according to reports. will attend full day classes as usual.
 The taxpayers Of the district, ac- cording to Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche, turned down pro- posal that an addition be construct cd 10 the school last July. He says that arrangements have been com pletcd 10 have pupils Of grades three, four and five attend school in the morning while pupils of grades one and two will attend in the afternoon. Grades six, seven and eight will be allowed full time class periods as usual. The classes in the lower grades will be operated in compliance with state laws which require children to be at school 2. least four hours day.
 Tourney soon Under Way
 A tennis tournament 10 decide the champions in singles and doubles divisions Of Bristol will he under way soon, il was announced by Di- rector Philip Geiger Of the Boys club this morning. TNenty-tWo contestants will strive for individual honors in the singles matches while len teams will battle for title in the tno-man events. Suitable tro- phies. donated by local firms, nota- bly, one by the J. R Mitchell and son store. a silver loving cup, will be awarded respective victors.
 The sponsors Of the tourney are satisfied that a representative list Of entries has been obtained which includes the greater number of Bristols leading racqueteero. A num- Der Of entries from both Forestville and Terryyille have been received
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