New Britain herald., 1919-06-04

position. During many of the recent cases Elmer E. Austin has prosecuted.
 Liquor Dealer Fined.
 J. Gallo, a liquor dealer from Wa terbury, arrested by the local authori- ties yesterday morning for selling bot tied beer to KensingtOn residents without having written orders, ap- peared his morning before Judge George G. Griswold at the Berlin town court. Gallo, who is the proprietor Of the truck that was taken into custody, appeared for his employe, Caesar Mortiero, who was alleged to have sold the liquor. He pleaded guilty to the charge and a fine of s1O and costs was imposed by the court.
 Gallo stated that he had on numer- ous occasions sold liquor in the town as he has a state license which allows hilir to do so. But the fact that he did not have retail orders was the cause of his arrest. B. H. filling, state prosecuting agent, prosecuted the case.
 Form Company.
 The kensington store, which for the past several months has been un- der the management of J, Jepson, will in the future be controlled by Ander- son & Jepson company, which was re- gently formed. MT. Anderson at one time owned the store, which he sold to Jepson, going to Hartford where he was the manager of a small fruit and confectionery store. Recently he re- turned to Berlin and bought out half of the stock.
 Return to Ship.
 Sailor Paul R. Golen, who for the past five days has been spending a furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. S J. Golen of Norton road, re- turned to his ship at Hoboken this morning. Sailor Golen will make his sixteenth trip to Brest in the near fu- ture.
 Chief Petty Officer Argot Nelson, who is a member of the same ship several days at his home in kensing- ton.
 Hot Weather Spells Milk.
 Yesterday in all probability was the hottest day witnessed this year by the local residen At noon yesterday residents in the Berlin district stated that the therm registered 96 degrees, while the residents of East Berlin report that the thermometer reached the mark of 9S degrees.
 Should the weather remain the same for the next two months the To- cal milk dealers will suffer serious losses. The fact that the local ice dealers did not fill their houses last winter has caused a big loss to the milk dealers and dairy men as much of the milk will sour in a very short time if not kept in a cool place.
 With no ice the dairymen who have refrigerators have to put their milk I n1 n oir1c tnr, Many local dealers are putting their cans in nearby brooks. where they remain during the entire day to keep the milk from souring. It was report ed last evening that several milk deal CTS had to take back the milk they sold the previous day to their custom hour after it was taken from the dairy.
 Ice Situation.
 With practically none of the local ice houses filled the ice situation for the town of Berlin during the ensu- ing summer looks very critical. AL though Elmer Fl. Austin the lOcau ice dealer, promises that the town will have some ice, which he has secured from the regions about New Hart ford the price will be the highest ever paid in the history of the town Also the deliveries will not be very frequent.
 Several of the small ice houses in the East Berlin district, which are under the control of Hazen & Co.,, were the only houses filled last winter, but the fact that the ice is-verv thin and the houses are small maKe it ina-