New Britain herald., 1916-10-26

ecutor B. w. filling he told of having nine kegs and two cases of beer and two bottles of whiskey. All the goods were the same, so it made no differ ence which he took into the house.
 Prosecutor filling said he was sell ing without license, that the kegs were all the same, that the place of sale was not one where MT. White had license to sell and the sale should have been made at the sa- loon. Lawyer WOods in defense, said he had a license to sell many part of Berlin, that the men were em- ployed and not in business for them selves. As soon order is re- ceived at the store a sale is made. The statute was to protect licensed dealers from the men in the bOttling business that had no license to sell
 MT. Alling said that in order to be- it. None of the liquor on the wagon long to a person the keg should be had been appropriated in any way. A sale to be complete should take place in a designated place.
 Objection to this last was taken by Mr. Woods, who claimed that as soon as an order was in the appro- priation was made as well as the sale.
 P. O. New Curriers'. Postmaster A. B. Goodrich of Ber- lin announced today that the Berlin , post office will take up it's quarters in it's new home tomorrow morning. MT. Goodrich has had his home on l Worthington Ridge so remodelled that the office will form a part of the building The usual hours will be observed.
 After looking over the facts in the case Judge Griswold decided that Tranauillo was not guilty. The court also gave an order this morning for the destruction Of the l liquor taken from Raffaele Simonelh l a short time ago.
 Watch for Hughes. Quite a sizeable gathering of Berlin and Kensington residents were at the l depot this morning in hopes of catch 1 ing glimpse of Charles Evans ! Hughes, republican candidate for pres ident, as he passed through this place ! on his special train enroute for Hart , ford where he spoke at Parson' 1 theater The train passed through Berlin at about Il o'clock but did not stop, or even slow down. The ex- pectant watchers had to content them serves WlCn the l11ldSl1ldt1Ol tlloC olIO of the several heads they saw in the car windows was that of the republi- | can candidate.
 Rally Goes Big. The republicans turned out in style for the get together rally and smoker in Forester's hall last evening. Prof. Hiram Bingham told of conditions in South America before the war and during the Wilson administration. Before, an American was created with the greatest of respect with never the thought of needing protection, but today all this has changed, he said. Americans in Peru were not treated as they had been at one time.
 c. J. Danaher of Meriden also pleased his audience. Signor Pisani also spoke. Last nights affair was so successful that there is some talk of holding another next Tuesday and this will be preceded by a street 1 parade.
 Auto Smashed.
 An auto truck belonging to the Pier son concern of Cromwell was damaged last evening when it ran into a pile of sand on the Beach Swamp road. The sand has been used in oiling the road and the pile that was left had no lan- tern on it. There was some discus sion as to whether the state or the local selectmen should place the lights on things of this sort.
 Berlin Briefs
 J. J. F'itzsimmons is indisposed at his home today.