New Britain herald., 1916-10-17

. law DN Judge George w. GTlSWOld.
State Policemen Robert w. Bridg-
man and Charles y. Fine were passing
through Berlin yesterday when they
discovered a wagon Load Of beer and
Upon asking the driver for his order
book discovered that he had none and
the arrest followed. Liquor Prosecu-
tor Benjamin w. A1ling had charge
of the case fer tho statc and in view
of the good record that Sinonelli had
in the past, acSed the court that he
be given us light fine as possible
In his own behalf SinOnelli said
that on Sunday he took his order
hook, along with several other things,
from tho WGEo2 and neglected TO put
them back. He ran { saloon for a
number CT years in Kensington and
later moved to New Britain whore h
conducted a letting business, but i
all that time he was never rOrlpl aimed
Of. Simoncni pleaded guilty to the
charge. The costs of the prosecution
amounted to $500.
Democratic Rally.
The largest rally ever held by the
democrats Of this town will take
place on Thursday evening in For
ertsters' hall st. Paul's fife and drum
band will lead a short parade before
! the rally and the speakers will ride in
| autos. The meeting is to be called
| promptly at o'clock as Augustine
Lonergan, one Of the speakers Of the
| evening, is also scheduled to speak
| elsewhere. AS a special inducement
| to the democratic voters, Frederick
! f. DUFFY, candidate for state treas
urer on the ticket has promised to
appear and air his Vows in regard to
the coming clectiO>. This will he >Onc
of the best opportunities that the local
! democrats will haZ,c of hearing some
: of the big mon of the state.
New Post OGicr Site.
| The following cCmmU2:catiOn has
! been received e. tho Herald office
| from a Dcrlfn citizen:
"A few acts regarding tho new site
for the Berlin post Office. Where is
the most central point? Counting the
houses eouth of the present site to the
South school house there are 81
houses. Counting the houses to the
north of tho present site to the cor
nor turning toward Beckley, about the
! same direction as to the south, there
arc 55 houses
~ per cent. of the business is north
| The congregational church is
abo"t in the center of Worthington
P.Gge. Now the people living on the
s"ut' side should be good to their
eighhO~s living on the north and
m co. thoD' Ea1f way and not be self
ich. selfish man should take il
unto hi self to broaden out and have
s0mc price for the town that he is
Twin" in. have sympathy for the peo-
! pic who have been climbing the hill
fHT many years The people of the
south should be pleased to relieve
, tNoHn and to give them their right
; hand ard scT we are going to NEE;
y2u haif way without a murmur."
E':fty-scycn 30 Be Made.
,, The registrars met in the towr
4 clerks Office yesterday and received
ffty-92von applications to be made
voters at tho next meeting of tn,
so!ootmen and town clerk They vii
be in session in the town hall or
Friday, from 9 in the morning unit
, 5 O'Clock in tho afternoon. Friday
: October - from in the mornins
. rnIl S C'@1o"k and also on Monday
E0v"rober from Q in the mornin,
Er'U in the afternoon. for the ad
G % on those whose qualification
G shall have matured since October q
e Accident on Swamp Road.
= Frank Brown of South Main street
e New Britain, was the victim of a
| auto accident on the Beach Swan