New Britain herald., 1915-05-18

as captain of the procession Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church will be the chaplain.
 The complete details of the program were arranged after considerable de- liberation on the part of Veterans and the exercises and procession this year should be the best that the town has ever witnessed. All this is now nec- essary to make the 1915 Memorial Day program memorable one is to have propitious weather on the day As has been the usual custom the Sons of Veterans have generously of fered their services and will see that the plans of the "Vets'' ar fulfilled to the minutest detail.
 As Memorial day will be cele ebrated on Monday instead of Sunday the school children will consequently be given a holiday in order that they may have the opportunity to partici- pate in the parade. Exercrses in com me moration of the day will probably be observed at the local schools on Friday, May 2s. At this time the future citizens will be told why they should honor the veterans who so sailantly sacrificed their lives in orr der that they today can enjoy benefits hich the Veterans had fought go arduously for. And they will be impressed why they should show appreciation of the veterans while the opportunity presents itself for soon 1t will be a rare sight 10 see a 'vet."
 Ordered to Leave Town.
 re ur;li;an n, Toboeor, or a,ax Nalso,, who appeared in the court this morn ing before Judge George .. Griswold on the charge of begging and drunk enness, are found inside or the limits of the town of Berlin again they will be treated to a sojourn in the empor- ium on Seyms street Hartford
 Both were found guilty in court this morning on the charge of drunk enness and not guilty on the charge. of begging. They were fined five dol- lars and costs on the first charge but sentence was suspended, providing they left town within "A hours. Nelson and Johnson did not need second invitation when offered the op- portunity of again roaming about the hills and valleys and when last seen they were winding their way towards Meriden.
 The men were arrested, last evening by Officer William J. RitcnIe on the complaint of Harry Taylor who said that both were. making a nuisance of themselves about Kensington and were also begging for money.
 On the witness stand this morning MT. Taylor admitted that neither of the men had approachced him or had asked him for any financial aid.
 Ora Eagerly, another witness for the state said that Johnson had ap- preached him, but he said that the man had not asked him for any money nor was he begging. He had simply asked MT. Eagerly if he could secure position for him.
 Tn their own defense both men pleaded guilty on the. charge of being intoxicated but stoutly denied ap- preaching people and begging. Judge Griswold discharged both on the beg ging charge but fined them five dol- jars and costs for drunkenness with suspended sentence. The case was conducted for the state by Prosecutor
 William H. Gibney.
 Warrant Issued for Barrett.
 A warrant was issued this morning for the arrest of Frank Barrett of Hartford who figured in tho sensa- ional smashup here Saturday night which almost resulted in fatality for Mrs. John Baker and her daughter Doris. The warrant cl1ages him with reckless driving. Sheriff Clark served tnc writ on MT. Barrett today and he viii appear in the local court tomor-