The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-29
THOMAST0N MattOon. union St.--TeI leS CorrespOndel't--A1rS. Frank h.
EDWARD COONEY TO FACE COURT
Winsted Driver Gets Case Postponed at Hearing
 Last Night

Thomaston, July 29.-The case of Edward Cooney of Winsted sched- uled for hearing in court here last night was posponed until next We'd nesday night. Cooney was the driver of the Metropolitan Cleaners truck which is alleged to have collided with a car driven by Francis Shea of Lounsbury street, Waterbury, July 10. The accident happened just north of the Waterbury Thomas ton line on the state road
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Schmelter are enjoying vacation at Hampton Beach, Mass.
 Hazens Entertain
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hazen enter tained at bridge at their home on Union street last night
 Mrs. Harry Alker and her grand son, Albert Cook, will spend the next few weeks in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, N. Y. and Port Stanley, Canada. While in Buffalo they will visit Mrs. Alker's father and other relatives. Robert Simmons who has been vis- iting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Stone will accompany them to his home in Buffalo.
 Rev. and Mrs. Leonard E. Smith and family will leave next week for e months vacation at Cores Land- ing, Ontario. Cameron Smith rec turned today from Camp Washing ton, Bantam, where he spent the past month.
 During August the celebration of holy communion at 8 a. m. will be cancelled at the Trinity Episcopal church. The only Sunday service at the church during the period men, toned will be at 10:45 @. m. On Aug. the Rev. Leonard E. Smith, rector of the church will oficiate at the morning service and sermon; on the 8th and 18th the Venerable Arch deacon R. V. K. Harris of Winsted will be in charge. On August %, George A. Potter, licensed lay read CT of the parish will read the ser- mon. Arrangements for August % service are incomplete.
 In the Northfleld Trinity church Rev L E Smith will celebrate holy communion and conduct the service and sermon at 9 o'clock There will be no evening service Announce ment of the services for the remain- der of the month while the rector Is away. will be announced later
 Appeals Verdict
 Found guilty on charge Of reck- less driving, to which he pleaded not guilty, and fined $25 and costs, William Kulbrash. 24, of Torring- ford road, Torrington through his attorney, Atty Wall, ST, of Tor rington, sought an appeal to a high court when tried last night before Justice of the Peace James M Scott In court here Bonds of $l00 ordered by the court while awaiting the next term of the court of common pleas of Litchfield was furnished by the father of the defendant
 The charge against the Torring- ton man was the aftermath of an accident Saturday afternoon on the Torrington road near the So-called Ss ilors' home when the car driven by the defendant in attempting to pass a large oil truck was alleged to have struck the truck The lighter vehicle was overturned by the im- pact. George H. Bradley of West Haven, driver of the truck and A. E. Cufland of the Park street hotel, a tree expert who was working in the vicinity of the accident. ap- peared as witnesses for the state. Each testified that Kulbrash's car had ample room in which to safely pass the larger vehicle. Defendant testified that he was driving at g moderate rate of speed and not re- sponsible for the accident. Ofiicer James P. Ryan Investigated the case and made the arrest. Grand Juror William E. Bumstead prose- cuted. The fine and costs of the case amounted to $4l.80.
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