New Britain herald., 1919-05-28

police officer Judge George G. Gris- wold imposed a fine of $25 without costs.
 Following are the names of the three autosists who failed to make their appearance: Miss Lenora Sears of Boston, charged with reckless driv- ing, forfeited bond of $50; John IT. Orr of Williamstown, Mass, charged with violating the speed laws, for feited a bond of $25; A. Freeberg of New York, charged with reckless driving and violation of the speed laws, forfeited his bond of $25. Miss Sears, when arrested by the state officers it is said, was driving her car at the rate of fifty miles an hour. Miss Sears is a prominent Boston so- ciety girl.
 Capt. Griswold on Way Home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Roger M. Griswold are in receipt of a cablegram from their son, Captain Matthew H. Gris- wold of the Second United States cav airy, informing them that he has sailed from Brest and is due in this country early next week. Captain Griswold has been overseas for the past eleven months and saw active service. It is probable that after he has received his discharge, he will resume his medical practice in the town.
 More Deeds Filed.
 Deeds of the sale of two parcels of land, part of the Berlin Farms, by Charles M Jarvis to Abrah ham Stroh of Hartford, have been filed at the town clerks office. The first plot con- tains eight acres and the second lot No. 8, contains eight and one-half acres. The sale is said to involve an amount estimated at $3,5C0
 Charles M. Jarvis transferred two parcels of land to Paul Goldstein of Hartford and I. M. Goldstein of New Britain. Lot No. contains six acres and lot Mo- contains "A acres. It is said that the property was sold in the neighborhood of SS,500.
 Report of Meeting.
 At the meeting of the Berlin Agri- cultural society, held at the town clerks office last Monday evening, it was voted by the society 10 hold the state fair at Berlin for six days this year, beginning the week of Septem- Der P. It was also voted that the fair will not be held nights.
 
 St. Pauls fife and drum corps will attend the Decoration day parade at Meriden this year and all members of the organization are requested to meet at kilby square at 12:45 o'clock Fri day noon. The corps is in receipt of numerous invitations and is plan ming to go to Waterbury and Savin Rock during the month of June. The corps 6eSirnS O have every man nras- ent at the parade in Meriden. Entertainment This Evening. The Sunday school class of Miss l Fannie GrisWold will give a short play this evening at the Berlin COngrega = l tional church parlors. Following the l presentation of the program there will ] be a cake, bread and candy sale The 1 receipts of the affair will be turned in 1 toward the church funds
 Elect Officers. l At the meeting of the Epwortf 1 league of the East Berlin Methodist l church held last evening at the church 1 parlOrs the following officers were 1 elected for the ensuing season: Pres 1 ident, c. F. Dodge; first vice president | Ruby Nye second vice president, Miss 1 Winifred Barnes: third vice preside ent | Miss Edith Noble; fourth vice presi- dent, Miss Dorothy Mirandus; secre- 1 tary, Iris Hazen: treasurer, Roya' l Morse. Following the business session a short program was delivered and ar ] enjoyable time was spent by all pres l ent.
 1 Berlin Briefs Mrs. A. A. Haddon who has been ] staying at her home on Worthington