2 OPERATED GARS
UNDER INFLUENCE
OF INTOXICANTS
Frank Matto. of S3 Brewster street,
and Charles Oordon, of 1461 Park
avenue, were arraigned In ths city
court this morning charged with oper
ating their automobiles while under
tho Influence of liquor. After a
somswhat lengthy hearing, ths case
against Oordon was nolled, upon the
payment of f 10, and ths Mat to mat
ter continued until Saturday under
bonds of tltl,
Gordon was arrested Saturday
night after he had struck a pedes
trian, at Stata street and Fairfield
avenue, The man was not seriously
Injured, and in oonrt It was proved
that Gordon had been drinking. The
oass was nolled upon the payment
sf tie.
Mat to got Into difficulty yesterday
afternoon, whan his machine was
struek by a trolley car. When asked
by Judge Wilder, this morning, as to
where hs secured ths liquor, Matto
stated that he got it in a backyard
in Buratford avenue. Further light
will prwbably bs thrown en ths nat
ter Saturday when OCatto will again
appear In court. , . -
Advertise in The Times
FURTHER CURTAILMENT OF TRAIN
SERVICE ANNOUNCED BY NINES
The United States Railroad Administration. Walker E. Ilioes,
Director Oeneral, New Tork, New Haven and Hartford Kailrond and
Central New England Railroad, has issued the following notice to
passengers on strike information, effective Saturday, August 9, 1319:
On account of strike the service of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford and Central New England Railroads will be subject
to delay and curtailment.
All Parlor and .Dining Car equipment will be discontinued (ex
cept cn Colonial Express trains Nos. 173 and 174 between Boston and
Washington.)
All special baggage cars will be cancelled, theatrical effects will
be accepted in regular baggage cars as may be practical.
