New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
Bristol Neus
PAIL OF MYSTERY
 ENSHROUDS CASE

Complainant Is Absent, But
 Police Hold DriSCOll STATE COMMANDER COMING
 Theft Case Nolled-Leonard Takes
 League Scoring Lead.
 the case Oronzo Daltino, a city en- ploye, failed to put in an appearance at police headquarters this morning, Benjamin Driscoll of this city, charged with reckless driving, op- erating a motor vehicle without q license and driving a car without permission of it's owner, was held under bonds of $500 as the case was continued by Deputy Prosecutor Idward J. Quinlan until tomorrow morning
 An automobile owned by Dalfino and driven by the defendant is known to have crashed into d tree somewhere hereabouts some time ago. but the police claim to know rothug Of the location Of this par ticular growth of timber. The car. it is understood, was considerably damaged in the collision. and so Dalfino complained, causing Dris- coils arrest at 7:3O o'clock this morning
 The mystery will remain unsolred. it is believed, until Dalfno is brought before the deputy prosecu- tor tomorrow morning to unfold his tale Of woe.
 State Commanders Night
 On Tuesday, January 6, starting at s o'clock in the evening State Commanders Night will be ob- served by Seicheprey post. No. 2, American Legion, in it's club rooms on North Main street. State Com mander Albert Newn1arker and staff will bc in attendance. Re treatments will be served. and smokes distributed.
 The auxiliary of the order will hold its annual Christmas party at Legion hall this evening. Refresh m.nts will be served.
 Skating Tonight
 Caretaker Joseph Civizzio Of Rockwell park announced this morning that there would be ice skating on the lagoon surface this evening.
 Bremen in Speedy Trip
 Summoned to fight a chimney fire just over the Burlington town line on Hill street at 9:35 o'clock last evening, the fire fighters of Squad A sped to the scene over hazardous roads without accident and quelled the blaze before any damage had been done. The fire was in the home of Albert J. Stone.
 To Distribute Sand
 City trucks and employees will be busy again tomorrow distributing sand among the residences of the city in front of which receptacles have been place. One bushel will be allotted each place.
 This practice. inaugurated by the superintendent of public works sev- eral weeks ago. has become highly dents are believed to have been pre- vented by the sprinkIing Of sand over icy sidewalks by residents.
 Deeds Filed Today
 The following Warrantee deeds Were filed for record at the office of the city clerk this morning: From William Stone 10 F. W. Sternberg. land on Sixth street; from William NJ. Sh"cran to Albert Nuilleumier, land on Belridge road
 Case of Theft Nol!ed
 The eases Of two young men, charged with theft of 6 gallons Of wine from the cellar Of stephen Ostroski at 4 Conlon street two nights ago. were nolled upon pay ment of the costs Of court. s4.S5, In police headquarters hv Deputy Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan this morning.
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski, who in vestigated the complaint entered by Ostroski. said that entrance into the cellar was made by knocking q paddock off door. The young men agreed to settle for the damages 10 the door. Both defendants are neigh. bors Of Ostroski.
 Christmas Day Rabies
 Three babies. two girls and a boy were born in this city on Christmas Day. A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Monbleau. the for mer the pastor Of the Christian Ad-