New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 11

- JUDGE FINES WO RECKLESS DRIVERS Keaney and Rosso Convicted at| Today's Police Court Session In police court this moraing, Judge B. W. Alling found Joseph Ken and Peter Rosso guilty , ook driving and, fined Kenney $26 and eost, 315 of which was remitted, Reos- #0 was fined $25 and costs with $10 remitted and an additional $10 and ©costs for operating a motor vehicle with improper brakes. Prosecutor William Greenstein presented the 6late's case, Kenney was arrested late yesterday afternoon on West Main street by Po. lieeman William Strolls. Through At- torney William ¥, Mangan, he plead. ed gullty to the charge, Policeman Btrolls testified that he followed Ken- ney from the city line on the Plainville road to Corbin avenue and he was traveling 37 miles an hour, Rosso was arrested by Policemen Btrolls and Michael Meehan yesterday noon on Stanley street near Vibbert's gasoline station, Policeman Strolls testified that the officers tested the brakes and although they found the foot brake In perfect order the emer- gency brake did not hold, Rosso testified that he was travel- ing south on Btanley atreet at 35 miles an hour, He aaid that an autgmobile driven by E. D, Ripple of 1112 Stan- ley street was coming out of the gas- oline station driveway and had reach ed the west side of the road as he ap- proached the scens, He sald that the only thing he cbuld do was to go to the left and in so dolng he skidded and hia car struck a telephone pole, FIRE STATION SITE IN NORTH ENDIS ASSURED City Hall Commission Takes Step To- ward Transfer of Shipman School Property. s The City Hall commission met_y terday afternoon and voted to price of $8,000 on.a strip of land run- ning 320 feet on the west side of Tal- cott street, and 132" feet deep. The lot js city property which, under a re- cent charter amendment is placed under the supervision of the city hall commission. y The commission also voted to de- crease the rental of a comfort station concession from $50 to $40 because the concessionaire complained the business did not warrant the higher rental. It was decided to contirue a contract for heating the Lyceum the- ater at $1,300 for the winter season. The question of increasing, insurance | on city hall was discussed but it was declded to allow the present $180,000 insurance to stand. Use of the Shipman school site was given the fire commission and when an appropriation is made to build a fire station on this plot, title will be transferred. After a dliscussion on the high cost of heating the comfort station it was voted to make no change in the heating system at this time, it being explained that the heaters will be used only part of eac® day in the future, DECLARED DESERTERS Three New Britain National Guards- men Must Pay Heavy Fine If Ap- prehended by Military Authorities. Three New Britaln military men who have absented themselves from drill and whom their superior officers in_ the Connecticut National Guard have been unable to locate, have been ordered dropped was deserters by Adjutant General George M. Cole. Privates Vincent F. Egan, George H. Johnson and Robert J. Roonéy of Company I, infantry, Captain Walter. O. Cook commanding, have been de- clared A. W. O. L. The authorities have Been unable to locate them, Rooney and Egan having been saild to have left town. These men have a $76 fine agalnst their names as well as a fine of $1 for each drill missed. Florence Rutkowski Case A Heard in Supreme Court Appeals of the Connecticut Light & Power Co. from the finding of the superior court for Florence Rutkow- ski to recover damages of $7,600 for injuries sustained when she came in contact with a “live” wire on Clinton street, I#et year, and for her father to recover damages of $610, consist- ing of doctors' bills, were heard yes- terday afternoon in the state supreme court of errors, Judge Kellogg pre- siding. The appellant claims the damages allowed are excessive. The girl, who is five years of age, has sus- tained permanent injury to her hand, Burritt Grange to Meet In New Hall Saturday Burritt Grange, No. 39, P. of H. will hold & regular meeting Saturday in Jr. O. U. A, M. hall. This will be the first meeting in the new home. According to present plans, the com- ing winter will be a season of great activity in the Grange. Speakers of state and national repute will be brought here to lecture on timely and - educational subjects. These lectures © will be open to the public, and fur- ther announcements will be made through the papers. MARGARET DILLON WINS Northampton, Mass., Oct. 5.—Mar- garet Dillon, world’s champion pacing mare, defeated Sir Roch, champion pacing gelding, here yesterday in a special match race for a purse of $2,500. The Boston-owned mare dropped the first heat by two lengths and won the second by the same margin. The third heat was ciose. §ir Roch breaking as he seemed about to nip Margaret Dillon at the wire. A crowd of 15,000 witnessed the race. Bensitive Milne-8haw seismograph can detect a disturbance of earth 19,6000 miles away. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1025, TIGERS GEY A nEsy QUIEY ANNIVERSARY T0 ASK DEATH PENALTY FOR 60 YEAR OLD WONA | Gow. | Poosidont and Mes. Cosliige Have Ropes Ounits -w—\u wr Beon M Bighterm ¥ { big 10 May Tomoew | Py Wash Oet. & Presidest Princblon, N. 4, Ot S.—After & My Coolidge yesterday observed § Kentucky Mother-in-Taw Alleged 0 week of steady serimmage, Bill Boper | first wedding anniversary in the Whils 104 wi the stand, testified the defendant, who | had ralsed him, had opposed his mars | riage and had told him econtinually| during the time he had made his home with the Wagner family that she loved him. We insisted that his status in the Wagner home was only | that of an adopted child, | Mrs, Emma Skillian, alleged by the state to have been an accomplice of Mrs, Wagner in the blasting of the Warren home and also charged in an | indictment with murder, Is to be tried Iater, a ; |Eave Bis Tiger varsity a vest from | House, but it was as simple and quie! Fave Slain Sen's Wike An strenuous work yesterday d putlas any of the 1T anniversaries that Iheim through & fast session of s (nga precsded Mt When they were other Alse Accused. lminary work, followed by & SRARPY | murricd 16 years age. Mr. Coolids fw o & dlghal drill with three compietie 1eams » rugsling lawyer in Nerthamp Paducah, Ky, Oet, §.~Trial of @8 & sirugwling . L lining wp. Backs and ends were | oo o TUNR Wi Coolidge Wi Mra. 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