New Britain herald., 1918-05-02
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sington was headed by Miss Marjorie
Moore. Miss Moore also headed the
committee for the last campaign, and
under her direction the town Went
over both times. The town is to be
congratulated on the excellent re-
Spouse to Uncle Sans appeal for
loans. The flag for the Kensington
section is hung in the window of the
post office.
More AutoistS Arrested.
In the Berlin court this morning
some of the cases postponed from last
Monday were heard. Three of those
summoned failed to appear, and the
disposal of their cases will be in the
hands of the automobile commits
soners. Those who did not appear
were H. ]. Hewitt, Is. Balfour and
Al Schwader.
The case Of Joe Bagonas Of Water
bury whose case was postponed to
enable the officers to look up a special
permission which he said he had been
given, came up this morning. One
of the officers testified that the per-
mission had been granted to him, AS
through an error in the mails, his
license which had been mailed to
him had not arrived at his home. The
charge of driving without registra-
ton papers, however, cost him IS.
Al. SchWader failed to appear this
morning. He was to appear on q
charge of having a car on the road
which did not belong to- him. This
developed Monday when Wilfred
Blanchette was tried for driving with
out a license. He had with him at
the time one belonging to schwader.
When questioned, he said that
Schwader had sold the car.
Earl Kimble of Boston paid fine
of $40 and costs for failure to have
proper markers on his car.
Abraham Wagner of New York
failed to appear today and forfeited
his bond which he had placed with
the officers when arrested. The bond
was for $40.
?. Graham and Peter Senordis
both were driving without rcgistra-
ton papers when stopped by the
state police last Sunday. and paid
fines of SO each this morning.
Several moro cases are to come up
in the court next Tuesday. The Drin-
cipal one is for speed ng. one o. the
commissioners stopped an automobile
list coming through the town Sunday
at n very reckless rate of speed, it is
also be hailed into the court to an
sWer charges OF failure to have driV-
ers' licenses or certificates of regis
tration.
Chance for Free Honeysucktes.
Col. G.. NJ. Jarvis has on his estate
q number Of three and fOur-year-
honeysuckles which he is willing to
give to any of the people who want
them. The honeysuckles can be used
to decorate the homes of those who
care for them, and any who want
some of them are asked to call for
them soon. Thomas F. eastman, SUI
rcrintendent of the farm, will supply
those who make application for the
pants.
. Berlin Briefs.
Mary and Agnes Nclsong have re-
turned to their home in kensington
after wintering in st. Augustine,
Florida.
A meeting of the st Paui's Minstrel
troupe will be held tonight at the
Iarish hail. All who have been asked
10 Join the troupe are requested to
attend.
r. Posters advocating the planting of
home gardens have been placed in
conspicuous places in the town, and
al are asked to cooperate in maxi
ing the campaign for the planting of
gardens q success. The names of the
committees to whom applications for
tracts of land are to be made are
printed on the posters.
WANTED-Painting and decorating,
carpenter and mason jobbing. Fl. ].
Fovien. Kensington, Conn. 4-5-t1