New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
SAVES HIS SISTER BUT IS ARRESTED
Woman, Life Threatened, FleeS
 With LiCenSelesS Driver
TO START ESSAY CONTEST
Fl High School Students Will Enter Districts Lay IOur-Mill TaNcs- Penny Named Playground Super NisOr-Elks Install.

When questioned by Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan in police court this morning concern- ing his reason for driving a motor vehicle without a license, Joseph J. Mancarello, aged l 6 years, of 20 Washington street. New Britain. re- lated a lengthy story of how he had travelled from the Hardware City to his sisters homo in Southington, near Lake Compounce, and had at tempted to bring her to the home of his married brother because her husband had threatened her life. ! The sister told the court that only two days before her husband had | fired shotgun in her direction and yesterday drew a razor and endan- gercd her life. She stated, "I was afraid my husband was coming home to kill me and forced the boy 10 drive the car. l knew he had no llcense.'
 Mancarello was apprchonded by Officer Edward O'Connor as he was proceeding from East Bristol to. ward New Britain. He had as pas sengers his sister and her two chil. dren. He was released yesterday
 without bond when he promised tt
 put in an appearance this morning
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan, in i'm
 posing a fine of $50 and costs witt
 the sum of s35 remitted, remarked
 that he was glad that the bo hadn't taken the car for joy ride.
 Woman Fined S5 and Costs
 Mrs. Jean Wise of this city wa
 arraigned before Judge Donovan ol
 q charge of breach of the peace an, was fined s5 and costs. It was al
 ieged that Mrs. Wise created a dis turbance at Sumner and Mail streets at 1 :45 o'clock this morning She pleaded guilty to the charge. William Moncault William Moneault, So of this city died in MiddlctoWn Wedncsda, afternoon following an illness 0 : about two years. He came to Bris tol from Maine.
 Surviving are a father and mothc l AIr. and Mrs. John Moneault of Ne' . Brunswick; five sisters, and thrc l brothers.
 : The funeral will take place fror the undertaking parlors of Thoma P. OBricn at 7:So o'clock tomorrow morning. A high mass of rcquiel 6 will be celebrated at St. Anne I church at o'clock and burial wi
 be in St. Joseph's new cemetery. = noed EjIcd
 According to q warranty deed fiji
 cd at the office of the city clerk thi ', morning land and buildings on Vii [. lis street have been transferred {
 Edward and Mildred Klitka an r Edith Galada from Ludwig an r Susanna l\litka.
 c IMill Tax Levied
 At a meeting of the taxpayers hei C in the Federal Hill school auditoriul c last night a tax rate of four mil 9 was levied for the first school ta2 c ing district, representing a decreas C of a quarter Of a mill from the rat
 set last year. 4 four-mill tax rat ? was levied in the third school taSin
 district on the evening before. Nhe
 a meeting of the taxpayers of tht district was held in the South Sid school auditorium.
 Quartet of Grass Fires The fire department was Calle four times yesterday 10 cNtin2uis
 erass fires at the following piacei | 11:45 q. m.. Company No. ,. Jcron | avenue; 11:55 a. m. Squad . | Wolcott street; 2:05 ?. m., Compar / Mo- 5, Donovan tract at the mort