New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
Western Penal Institutions Plan
 Extensive Building Program For
 Improvement of Crowded Prisons
REMINGTON CRASH SETS AUTO AFIRE
Bloomfield Man Held for Drunk.
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Newington, April 2S-Constabie Arthur Olesen arrested Arthur W. Linnehen of Rockwell avenue, Bloomfield, Saturday at 6:30 p. m,, oD the charge of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor.
 Linnehan WIS driving on Willard avenue, going south at an alleged high rate of speed and in attempting to make the corner to go to New Britain he applied his brakes and slid 50 feet crashed in an embank- ment and turned the car over on it's right side. The car caught fire but the driver was only slightly injured on his right hand. Immediately after the crash Linnehan disappear ed.
 A passing autost tried to quench the fire with d small hand ex- tinguishcr without success, and Co | No. 1 of the fire department re sponded to call, extingushing the | blaze by means of the booster tank. Constable Olesen drained the gaso- line tank of gas so as to avoid an | explosion. The car was a total wreck. A bottle containing alleged | liquor was found in the car.
 Linnehan was arrested at a con- siderable distance away from the accident and denied at first that he l lad been implicated in the crash, | but his injured hand gave him away U the officers. He was locked up in the New Britain police station and later released under bonds of s20j for his appearance in court here.
 Another Faces Same Charge
 Frimk SzoZepansky of 47 Lafay- cite street, New Britain, was arrest cd by Constable Raymond Halleran at 12:10 o'clock Saturday morning on the charge of driving a car while under the influence of liquor. He was on the Clayton road zig aggine all over the road and unable tc properly control his car, it is said.
 Fire Dept. Notes
 Company No. 1 of the fire depart ment will hold it's regular meeting tonight at s o'clock in it's quarters at the Center fire house.
 Company No. 1 was called out to a, grass fire on Cedar street ycster- day at p. m. A pile of dry wood was burned and a garage was en- dangcred.
 Admitted 10 Hospital
 Mrs. Harry Goodale of Cedar street is a patient at the New Brit. ain General hospital.
 Attend South Windsor Service
 About S5 people from the New ington Congregational church at tended the organ dedication and re. cital at the First Congregations church in South Windsor last eve. ming,
 The recital was given by Mis-. Elsie E. Dresser, organist of tho Center church, Hartford. Rev. H s. Martin, pastor of the Soul Windsor church was formerly ; pastor in Newington.
 To Attend Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of Council 0 Congregational Women of Connec tlcut will be held in the South Con sregational church, Hartford, to morrow at 10:S0 a. m. Luncheon will be served at the Central Bap tist and South Park Methods churches. Delegates from the New ington Ladies Aid society are Mrs Chichester and Mrs. Nellie Eddy The meeting is open 10 the publi and any who wish to attend may d' so.
 Girls Club to Meet
 The Newington Girls club vii meet Friday evening in the parisl house at 7:30 o'clock. All mem bcrs arc requested to be present t make plans for the annual mothc and daughter program. Hostcsse for the evening will be Mrs. Chi chester and Mrs. Schmidt.
 The play, Patsy" which was t : have been given by the club on Ma !, has been postponed indefinitely. Garden Club Meeting
 The Newington Garden club vii meet Thursday afternoon at tn home of Mrs. George W. Rowe O Cedar street.