New Britain herald., 1921-07-07


 corners, he was told to move ahead by the conductor and he claims he was not in the way. He admitted telling the conductor to keep still and later grabbed him by the collar He says that the conductor hit him in the head and for this he called him a ''nigger" for being affriad to fight like a man. He repeated this several times and admitted having struck the conductor on the optic with his left hand.
 After a short quizz, he said he call ed fighting fun. This, Judge Griswold pointed out the fact that he was looking for an argument Judge Griswold warned him that this was his second appearance in the Ser in court on charge of assault. He was fined $50 and costs which amounted to STATS
 Recording Fees
 The Town Clerks Association Of Connecticut has issued the following notice of recording fees of documents These fees weer approved at the last session of the Legislature. The fol- lowing is the notice with the change n fees:
 
 deed without condition and one acknowledgment, 75 cents. Mortgage deed-Ordinary mort gage one acknowledgements and one condition, 90 cents. Releases-Release of mortgage and noting same. 60 cents; release of a Judgment lien and noting same, 60 cents; release of a mechanics lien and noting same, 60 cents Assignment of mort tgages-Regular r form, 75 cents; quit claim form, 75 cents.
 Tax 1ien-Recording tax lien, 25 cents.
 chments-Record certificate of attachment, 50 cents; release of at 'aehment and noting, 60 cents; for recording notice of pendency effect nG real estate, 75 cents; certificate that such action is ended, 75 cents Filing and indexing-Notice of in tent to sell, s1.o0; bill of sale, s1.OO; conditional sales, s1.0O; chattel mort gage, $1.00; and all other instruments tent to sell, $1-00; bill of sale, s1.OO; Indexing and filing certificates of | adoption of trade names, 50 cents. All other records and copies at the l rate per page, 75 cents Perfect Year Attendance. A few weeks ago a report appeared | in this column showing the spring perfect attendance record in the Der ] lin public schools. Superintendent | Showalter has now arranged a list | of those who have been in perfect | attendance during the entire school Iyear since September of last year The list for those having perfect at i tendance for the year is considerably ismaller than the one published for 1 those of the spring term. The fol flowing pupils were perfect in at tendance for the year 1920-1921 ir Berlin schools:
 Hubbard School - Miss Pierce teacher; John Walsh and William Walsh
 1 Selden School-Mrs. Bacon, teach Ter; Reynold Bodach, Susie Paul, Jes isie Kagushki. Mrs. Fiske, teacher
 Rose Paul and Walter Jeske. l Worthington School-Miss Bart lett, teacher; Edward Mirante, Jo lseph Mirante, Sylvester Scarrazzt land George Slim; Miss Strong, teach
 CT; Julia Bernardo, Alexander Mi
 rante, Lewis Mirante and Jame
 Scarrazzo; Miss Nelson, teacher Gustave Lindquist.
 Ledge School - Miss McQuade teacher: Jennie Milewski. l Percival School-Mrs. Foley, teach
 CT: Harmon Carlson, Alfred Pabst Morris Pabst and John Skene.
 Kensington Schoo1-Miss Ganglof teacher; Margaret Foertch. Mis OBrien, Frank Pic. Miss Lapido: P Leo Bahaki, Charles Gulong an
 Frank Znosko. Miss McKeon, Lii Han Bunting. Miss Keena, Fran : Wright. Mrs. Mansfield, Josephin ! Meassirio.
 Fl Junior High School-Miss Lyon: l Edwin Carlson. Miss scollon. Fra n Paul Miss Beard, Lillian Ashwortl 1 Labert Elmgren, Tony Martino an ! Elaine Wright.
 To qualify a child must be preser each session of school during tn