New Britain herald., 1919-08-26
Example Made of Driver.

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 Example Made of Driver.
 A fine of $10 for driving without a license and $25 fine for reckless driving was imposed by Judge George G. Griswold upon Pietro Fanizzo last evening at a session of the Berlin court. MT. Fanizzo paid over s4S to the court including the costs.
 The charge of reckless driving was on account of the damaging of the American Paper Goods garage Sun day morning by Fanizzo who on turn ing the corner near the garage took the corner too sharp and ran head-on into the garage, smashing the door. Town Prosecutor c. F. Lewis happen ed to be around there at the time and asked Fanizzo for his license. h. vestigation showed that he did not have a license and in fact never had a license to drive. Fanizzo refused to give his name to MT. Lewis when ask ed and could have been fined for re- fusing the information, but was let off by Judge Griswold on that charge.
 MT. Fanzzo did not own the car but was helping his brother out for the time being, his brother being in the orchard picking fruit. Driving for his brother proved to be expensive.
 Primary Teachers to Meet.
 The primary teachers of Berlin will be called together Friday morning for a conference with Miss Maude J. Slaght, director of the Redwood State Normal school of West Virginia. Sev- eraI matters of importance relative to their work for the coming year will be discussed. Miss S!aght is a woman of wide experience in school matters, having been head of the Redwood Normal school for a number of years and is well qualified to answer all the questions which the teachers might bring up concerning their school work. Every teacher is asked to be present next Friday morning, bringing with them any questions or inquiries they might have in connection with their work The conference will take place at the home of Superintendent B. H. Showalter on Warrington ridge.
 Trolley Loses Pole.
 The Berlin trolley on it's o'clock trip yesterday afternoon had the n1ia- fortune to lose it's pole and wheel near the fair grounds. In some manner the wheel caught in the foliage of one of the trees which hang on the wires and became wound up in the small branches, resulting in the wheel breaking off from the pole and the pole itself snapped at the base. Tro- ley service was suspended for g half hour.
 Trolley service was interrupted, again tsrs morning duo s0 10 DOW ar. Several peoDte in Berlin who had plauTIed t0 30 t0 New York tadsssed thetr $r9lm and were obliged to pmS @ff their STip WNtia another day. ReTscrf t0 State E9aTtl. Town C1er'S WOo&asTafs aas, fi1eei his report So tho state s@n@pt Slr,s sc1 @G t!he cSsfi;amoa 0S 1a@mAev teS ptosS1Nsy f@w t&eir' traNuNs of.&r at icrn to the senerolss l Glu: tt,Ng, tIe> past 1oa3 1hls; lsonr+ shows a raI of 31~SS.EE.aE ic1, tI; 2;A SC cjNooN t'a,nls @or%atiI0n ic1:aaadHd 3ep tNs oNhpiJs' f@r' tlhfe Dsast Jez';:, Eos,aaa, iSGa Im thca tnsare:assa i,o tho +niz.N scnoai o1a1siJs; iroraN the Town O; ,5e,'&iN is; s.inEn iw tao ;a'ct Ina b5s+ s5:S1. -HS vas; :ef;;aGiG'eI &tla:ijNg, {le, past Yoah'. Ttoe, amount ef4ll aoa> st36l &a,reer' 6a;r,j Tear ;lsi N aE7saa s0sl7aIh4r' Hrlll aa,4tt4,,ld 5tahA soi3nHdl fi5nn hei:a:, aroren inl f&n% fiian eNer' Ma1ttt ft,sur hel'e, hef5a.e.. nEsa>> h'1SfStaH tr5,r,1-:. Politics. in 1lfe, -+lo1vln ,f;; 3s;:'ii1 VIII jn, as2 +i1te1.sstas1e; o, raedli1 ats H, ioaisao onl ireo fl he, 1l.asentS sitalat;uln sI Gs1N' criterion. TtIin Gr:. 2!. VI. 1r;svoldl', 5 I iatt m +aiee 4i1gs 3liee frstt so1ndl .iaae