New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 28

sl NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER § 1929. — FOR DOUBLE CRASH ™™ ™ Bridgeport Salesman Makés | Good Impression on Judge Saxe | nington, dy, past nd form Ca A plea of guilty by Charles F.|church ‘Wilkerson, 42, of Carroll ave- nue, Bridgeport, seemed to Judg M. D. Saxe to call for a penalty and | he imposed a fine of $25 1 costs but remitted $10 in police court to- | day, the ¢ being reckless driv- | ng. Wilkerse operation la effects o court, did about the khis auto: Main strec Judge Saxe questioned 1 elicited an explan pressed the Wilkersor said he ha an automobile years he has been d could not control yester ing knuckle in a wester ley street ar sideswiped a parked which he contin feet and ran | car. "I don’t know to sideswipe the *T thought I far enough a but evide Qirectly into the ear. I did not ¢ the brake. 1 happened.” Wilkerso Britain Gene #ccident, but re Iater than 10 o'cl was released. He s ful cut ®n the necessitating | everal stitches, and scemed to be | very weak. Motorcylce Officer Al- | sred Tanguay, who ma arrest, | ®aid in reply to a quest ile | the | this stat H cditor of the s 4 native of Wi ount work done girls of the city. of the ire orga in Ne® Brit read & paper o a pain- Connecticut, on November 2 posed of festifying, that there was absolute- ¥ L e es of every s Iy no sign of liquor on Wilkerson, | [CtATies Of every st ‘and another witness 1 he esti- fnated the speed of r at about $0° miles an hour. | Drunken Driver Fined $100 | Harry Farrell, 35, of 19 Pulaski ftreet, pleaded guilty to the charge ©f driving while under the influ- ence of liquor and was fined $100 | 4nd costs, with a suspended jail Mentence of 30 days. Judge Saxe | swarned him that his patience was | ‘At an end and the next time Far- | dell is convicted of any charge he Will go either to jail or the state Aarm. He placed him in charge of fhe probation officer to pay the Bne and costs. Motoreycle Officer David Doty testified that Farrell was intoxicated }_‘enterday forenoon on Broad street, Aand backed a speed wagon truck | against another automobile, dam- | aging it. rrell asked for leniency Bnd told the court he was going to work in a factory next week and “would never drink again. He met a | friend yesterday whom he had not i##een since he was in the army and | 40 gelebrate their reunion they had MRS, ARTHUR H. PETT & few drinks, .z, Probation Officer Connolly told {including Alaska and Hawall, th‘ dhe court in reply to questions that | has requesfed the local unit to send handwork | servicem: dy-Glover Unit Jun- nt club, ©n the last fine imposed oh Farrell, | rection of Mrs. George splay will be on exhibjtion for | vs in Indianapolis, a idence of the work Farrell's wife works every day and |a complete disy there are three children in the fam- |made by the Ty, Not a payment has been made |ior Achieveme end he has not been entirely regu- | This d far in his reports to the probation |two d _officer, it s brought out, to which | «Farrell replied that he has been |by the local unit. “unable’ to earn enough mon ake pay ta on the fine support the family. He pleaded for |Darty to Mrs. S -enother chance for the sake of his|local officers fo family and Judge Saxe told him he |t00K place at the Elks' home. Bhould have thought of his depen- |State president presid 1y ou officer and 3| Bram for the comi dents before getting behind the “wheel of a truck in an intoxicat 2 Ttondition. | Fran atorex, 26, of 1167 West |And speaker. Mrs, Louis G Main strect Waterbury, pleaded presented with pot guilty-to the charge of speed- Preciation of ing but admitted driving a truck the rate of 30 miles an hour on West Main strect part of the wa between RBradley and mons place at 12:15 o'clock y - tlay. Motorcycie Officer David Doty lia claimed the speed was tol 8ai|i miles an ho but Greatorex puted the statement, claiming “passed at the rate of 30 #n hour but went no faster. A fine of $10 and costs was imposed Gold and flows trect gold piec Tis- ! her | Mr !tal glassw Ordinance May Allow Enclosure of Porches | An amendment to the o permit porches to 1wcen the mo April, unde 1+ctied either Jnent or the b of avili be recommended to t council by Insps therford The inspector has had quests for permits to caciose during the winter months zoning act restrain Jowing this wire the rig boring propertis poses that a restrict quiring the ay sonction of 75 § 200 feet Swedish Taxi Drivers Study Other Languages Stoc 8 (UP)-—Instr n in E for the t $ne phase ¢ the Industr Bweden's ¢ Sioor fourists 2 elp and co from abroad One of th Btockholm jiours i Jora v ers who will, receive the right to wear »rm band inscribed for spoker G at st legired forcign t nominal sum. The ation, th exits from t hibition grounds. 525~ there now you know the Her ald’a Classificd Ad telephone num ver. DRIVER FINED $15 'FARMINGTON LEGION POST EST COMMANDER| Elects Rev, Henry Highest .Office—Was First State Chaplain originator of terbury STATE HEAD LAUDS | EDDY-GLOVER UNIT (Mrs. Schmall Compliments Le gion Auxiliary at Installation The most recent view of the floor of the New York Stock ed “horseshoe” trading po 6, American | Thanksgiving , which | Mitchell, sub-cha ects | Ginsberg, M 2 Powers, Mrs, V ow one of the abeth Timbrell, |ior Girls'® Work as in India e Union, | Conolan. Unit lunch—Mrs. Holmb Mrs, |Funior Achieve | conduct a meeting for the Retiring President Reports ailed report of the activities of the | past year as follc 1d members of Unit No. ¢, Americar havd the honor this report | Eddy-Glover |to present | your president for the past e tried to follow the prog {and will, therefore, divide m \cadings as fol- “Rehabilitat At T} s were remembe for needy ex- 1y cost of the dinners. due Mrs. Selina crson of the Tuberculosis Relief ion, as she helped deliver the s were milies we to | Officers Installed j| Following a complimentary supper 1stallation of | Red Cross, 1 as installing { provided 1 ined her pro.|Provided 11 ces C. Krause, Truck Specder Fined [of West Haven, also was 4 guest 4 .club for the ver generous checks sent $25.00 in gold in ap- linquent girls durin e u expenses of the Christ Le hosp remembered ent. Mrs which was offer- 7 er taking in the most ng the past year. members w | was presented with crys- e, Mrs : America New Posts Ease New York Exchange Load [~ ' dinners—Miss Cora Our Unit contributed $15 towards| “Junior girls’ work Mrs. Howard the National Kehabilitation Mrs. Hany and also donated $10 to th Eddy, Mrs. A ns confined ther, leader e Child Welfare — At Christmas i tive 101 children of needy ex-serv- L. EddY. jcemen were remembered with a Ave MrS. | yserul article and a toy, The average |and silhouette Fred' Butler, t spent on child was $1 “Legislation Miss Gract These children ran month to 14 y ot sets Bingham, N, Wi _five world war orphans the cruiser construétion Ralph in tions in Hartford ‘county |{ers were also MDEEE, . Y have been mbered with valen- | tives Christ and 2 Geo Milkey, tjn., Faster and Hallowe'en cards. r support of the George Mo- men’ 1ocal orphans e been re- ©F child welfare {membered with and of | “Membership—On em w birthfla 8. 1 the present time Articles of wearing apparel such shoes, dresses, gweaters, stoc up members, was organized sen as, ings, bootees, ctc., have been pur- benefit of edy and distributed among n icr s families. Four v complet avettes have also been n the wives of ex-servicemen. half ton of coal was given a{ of an ex-serviceman, We chase 3 new mer or Ausxilic gave 4 de- a Pop the unit aic charge of tHe onated $5 towards the § . te d Welf: e D check for ur th are due the Home .o (50 °F Bureai for their willing vear > in helping us carry on this |~ wyr, g wor a8 Department port th e o “ommunity Service — 5 time ris who were con tacted through Miss Cora B ale, 10- | past vear, we Ch tmas pa 1t our rooms. child received two pairs of sto ings, a string of beads, and a toy, danc din- also candy, oran food ch | partie Ele popcorn ball. | made canc he post shar- lunch to about made and filled 28 Boy simply doing the w “We have co ibuted loc local ex- not sharing in the expense of sa nt bath- | follows: Red Cross, Sale of Tu- | memordal &ervice » provided berculosis seals, Community 'ing. Attended memor of this work Drive, $5 Home for between the | Crippled ¢ ren. $10; and the rds g- tation for re Sureau, Eddy-Glover Boys' Camp at B which aver-| “Americanism — Our 1 be £ of the 300 ice. ne us at Christ- lamong the puplls and 150 fia s | Day, 42 Gold were uged to were sent our own members. honorary membership was prese Easter time ed to a local teacher who resigned |the unif, wer s were | from active service, she h cards. [jnuch in promoting Americar A STRAUSS-ROTH STORES, Inc. The Largest Retailers of Pure Food in U. S. A. A ¢ meeting held rtained state cers at supper in February, O sidents’ Night at our| World War m On our cradle roll th approximately 60 names, chil-|accomplishments and while I have| Levine had obtained members, and each {been honored by considering myself | g ot on a blackmalling charge aft. er the latter surprised child has been &ent a birthd tandwe Valentine this past year. In|the credit is due the officers, com- |y “1yorowvo last December. invitation was extended to|Mmittee ch Auxiliary and Post to attend a|who have coope: picnic at Point o’ Woods r good friends, Schade, chowder was served for th a coniplete luyett we give out, and where we also dis- Ixchange, showing newly construct 7 The booth arrangements are designed to do away with much of the congestion which occurred around the smaller posts formerly used. Fund | were contacted t oro- | Bristoll, local prob Mrs. Ced- ton Home to be used for the world la Junior Achievement ion officer, and club formed work which dolls, flowers copsists of crep aling ators McLean anl cing their in age from |ters were sent Sen 10 Representa- Kenneth Cram- our membership v rship drive eligible partie wbers at pre street a and the Post in turn t Christ- | gential that mor rry on our work and during the cal welfare worker, were given a|with the follow sale of Chris k- | cards, salc of cand » and card party, , Taffle of a pilloy us a luncheon for the Sunshine society. and distribut- | “Memorial Day g 200 Legionnaires and Scouts who participated in the 1s bags for the local Red |parade. Placed a but | World War memorial. of yellow daisies on our deccased members and ale ofhome | I Congregation 1 celved a national ci- nrolling our entire past he Unit also |ton, 350, year's membership prior to Janus Received two post membership t the Night school |presidents cups for iduation exercises at which time |the state convention. to publicly extend oyr we presented 72 pupils with certifi- |a state citajion for meritoriofis s nks to the local Sunshine soc iety | cates for perfect atfend ; flag codes were also tributed | “Other activitica—On nt appropriate Star mothers who membars of ng done |flowers. On Father's Day ar fathers were remembered Mrs imittees Announced LEAN ROAST é LEA PORK, Ib. ............ 22 52 WEST MAIN STREET N FRESH 1 7¢ LEAN SMOKED HOULDERS, Ib. ¢ oo vss-» Ib. 1b. BONELE MILKFED VEAL ROAST, . .... RESH LEAN JERSEY HAMS, Ib. .... HOULDERS, Ib. . n...... FANCY BONELESS PRIME MILKFED FOWL ¢ RIB ROAST Ib. ‘ 1b. C LEGS OF GENUINE FANCY SPRING LAMB SIRLOIN STEAK POT ROAST, Ib. ...... ok HOME MADE SAUSAGE MEAT, Ib. .........coovvinniinnn. 25¢ STRAUSS-ROTH STORES, Inc. TELEPHONE 483. Sick members are a‘)\vu\w‘;vl.u_\'ed the work of our Junior|Ygle Student Granted |remembered with flowers or cards. | Achievement club. | Floral tributes wer Pre officer at the state con-[tion but our tre: Sons of Unlon Veteranashow | ey sent to three| “Financ ces are in a very good condi-| New Haven, urer's report will d flowers to the | fir that the total amount of |ments of $2 April rved lunch [0 stat meetings, “also at the here in March. | nd county offi- rve “hristmas work, $231.09; d a wreath on |commumity service, $75; and general orial on Christ- | Welfare work, approximately $220. “We may be justly proud of our |prederick M. Plac rd | yoifr Jeader, let me asu you that = nen, and all members (¢ ted so cheerfully in at the cot- | making this past vear a successful Mr. and|cne. May I take this opportunity of | clam | expressing my sincere thanks and | a good |appreciation o my secretary, offi- | e ars, committce chairmen, and all| by all forts duri dier-General | e mir Pulaski celebration. | Hespectiullyiisubmiided, Progress exposition, | HARRET G. MIFCHELL, |afternoon for a two-hour booth wt such as USE, HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | officials. | ]{AR'I:FORD, CONN. Direct No Charge Telephone From New Britain—Call 3500 n s — 1 coasider that our| Alienation Judgments (UP)—Vin. cent Doroszka of Jamesport, you this. However, T do want, Yale medical student, has won judg ,000 and $26,0 pent for all welfare work the |1, Harry Levine, wealthy real estat Ar amOuNts to approximately | broker, whom he accused of alienat This amount may be divid- | ing the affections of his wife an follows: Thanksgiving work, | having him falsely arrested. 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