New Britain herald., 1917-06-13

rested with the other men on the same charge, was released by Judge Griswold for lack of evidence. Quinto, also member of the party loading the goods, made his escape when Mo- Mahon drove up on the night of the twenty-fourth. Up to the night that the men were caught red handed in the act of carrying away the stock they had made several sales in Ken sington and the money had been used for drink. Doherty was employed as foreman of the farm. and Ryan was a laborer. The two men employed by McMahon had been drinking a great deal up to the time of their arrest and the goods were sold or exchanged for liquor. All three of the men were held under $500 bonds by Judge Griswold.
 Fifteenth Week of Play.
 "The Tailorsmade Man." written by Harry James Smith, Berlin's we'll known playwright, still continues to be one of the biggest hits of the present season in Boston. Already the play has entered into it's fifteenth week at the Fremont theater and there is every possibility of its running for several weeks longer. With the ex- CCpI1OA Ol JuS ta1T O VdIA10I CO4Ue pany, which played Boston during the past winter, this is the longest run made by any company during the present season. The length of the run in the Hub is 8 fine testimonial to the ability of MT. Smith as a play right. Grant Mitchell, one of the Conan and Harris comedians, is play ing the leading role in the play. Party for Miss Cardo. Miss Elizabeth Carbo. formerly of Kensington, but now residing in Washington, D. C.. where she is in surprise party last evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. Everett. Bar nard, at 193 Main street, New Britain. i Miss Carbo has been visiting her par ents since the wedding of her sister l last week.
 Land Transfers. Two land transfers have been re- 1 corded in the town clerks office. the l first being the land of August Grulich of Meriden to Ferdinand Haltner, alias Frank Haltner, of New Britain, which is bounded as follows: North l by land of Gustave Schlack; east by land of estate of Edward Garrity and 1 John Molumphy; south by land of Samuel Rosenburg, and on the west by land of Samuel Rosenburg and the l highway. The second transfer Is land l and buildings by Hattie w. Clark of l Bloomfield to Lawrence and Sophia l Podlasek, bounded on the north by l the highway; east. land of Francis Deming; south partly by highway and partly by Mattabessett river and on l the west partly by the cemetery and partly by the Mattabessett river. A l second piece is bounded as follows:
 North by land of William H. Webster: east by land of Jerry O'Donneli; south by land of Ida M. Seibert, and on the
 west by the highway.
 Berlin Briefs.
 A dramatic club is being formed
 among the young folks of East Berlin, all wishing to join the organization
 should see Rev. MT. Dodge, pastor of the Methodist church. It is planned to give series of plays during tho summer.
 Wet weather has been the cause of
 numerous small gardens being re- planted.
 Arthur Reifield of East Berlin has I discontinued his studies at the High
 school and gone to work on a farm.
 The ladies of the East Berlin Meth odist church met at the church today for the purpose of cleaning the build I ing. The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society was held this afternoon. ] The regular weekly meeting of the