New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
Bristol Mews
OFFICER M'CARTHY
 CEASES GAR THIEI:

UIlHULU UHn lHiLs Man Escapes Despite Cops AIertness- Fired iD Air DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED Modcen Assessed s10O After Truck
 Turns Oyer-Community Chest
 Seeks S91 ,50O-Fire Cuts xIruck
 Cab-City League Meeting Called
 An exhibition Of alertness and ln- trepidity vas again given by mem Der Of the Bristol police department last night al about 1885 o'clock when Officer Thomas Mccarthy. about to report at the West Sid box. noticed the figures "9G011" on an automobile which had stopped for a red light. Aided by a clear nes of memory. which the night be- fore had led to the arrest Of two Maine men who had failed 10 return a car after renting it, the officer re membered that the car had been reported stolen in Middletown. f;trolling toward the car. the off cer was spied by it's driver. who lm- mediately sped in the direction of East Bristol past a red signal light.
 Suspecting him to be the thief wanted, Officer Mccarthy drew hls revolver from its holster and was about to fire when a car bearing several women drew up from the cast. Fearing that one of the woIn- en might be hurt by q stray shot, he fired into the air and forthwith communicated 8 parked automobile. riding on it's running board as chase was given through School street and the Memorial boulevard. The pur-
 
 street and got away.
 Officer Mccarthy stated after the incident that the car contained only one man, who was dressed In a gray cap and dark clothes He in tended to question the man but was suddenly halted when the man pressed the accelerator and sped away. The case bears some simi- larity to the one in which the late Officer James McNamee was sIaln by bandits al Ebb's gasoline station, Torestvillc. in January Officer Me Carthy, 1t is conceded took big chance walking toward the stolen car without knowing just how many were in 1t.
 Drunken Driver Fined S100
 Douglas Nj. Modem Of Farming ton avenue, charged with driving while under the influence Of liquor, was fined s1oO and costs in police court this morning by Judge Will liam J. Malone. Modem was the driver Of a truck. owned by the Home Wet Wash Laundry, which overturned at the foot of Wolcot; street last night.
 Modem was cut about the arms { and body and was treated by Dr. B r, Donohuo at police headquarters Harold Young Of Sixth street. East Bristol, a passenger in the truck was fined s95 and costs. making d total of SS4So for intoxication. Sargant Aldie Breault made the ar rests
 Modcens fine and costs totallod rsIclS0.
 Jailed For NaErancy
 Edward Arscnault Of Dessboro, Me, vas sentenced 10 90 days in jail Y hen found guilty of vagrancy. Ar senault and Rupert Eaton of Ray mond, Me. came here recently from the Pine Tree State in rented au tomobilc, Eaton was returned 10 Maine yesterday.
 Norman Campbell charged with breach of the peace and intoAication was given a suspended sentence of 70 days. was rlaced on probation for SIX months. and was required to pay costs of sl0.4n.
 Warranty Deeds Three warranty deeds involving I, $. Mssal have been recorded at the city clerks office. Louis Nelson Hickory and Arthur Charles Duil- meue have transferred land and a dwelling house on Pennington ave rue 10 him, while Missal has trans- ferrCd house and land on th1 same street 10 Wesley Edward Nor ell and received land and buildings on Fall Mountain road from MoreIl.
 Maple Ends Nictors
 The Maple Ends football team defeated tho Cubs Of South Man chester at Mount Nebo field. Man chester, yesterday afternoon in an Armisticc day clash so. Bristol's score was tailicd by George (Wrin- hles) Alexander, who, after a series ot smashes through the Cubs for ward wall, cracked the center Of the line and virtually flew over the final stripe.
 state Deputy to Be Guest
 state Deputy William J. Mulligan will be the guest of 1 alos council N. D. Knights Of Columbus. at the organizations headquarters on North Main ~trret tomorrow evening. He will deliver an address after the regular meeting, scheduled for ' 5o o'clock. Bristol and Hartford en-