New Britain herald., 1921-08-26

lis former appearances in court were due to difficulties with his wife. Last evening he was charged with assault on Annie Cassasi of Kensington. He was fined s1O and sentenced to sixty days in jail. The latter was suspend ed but Batagglia took an appeal of the case.
 It is claimed that he was very at tentivc to the girl and on the night he was arrested had followed her in an automobile. He claims that she was out with someone else and he didn't like it and because of that, he took revenge on the girl.
 Tickets Going Good.
 Reports from the various chairmen of the committees in charge of selling chautauoua season tickets, show that the people of Berlin are at least in terested in the proposition and intend to have Community chautauqua back in Berlin next year. In order to mako the chautauqua a paying proposition here, it will be necessary to sell 3OC season tickets. NoWheres near that amount has been sold to date although the percentage has been large consid- ering the fact that the campaign has
 been running but for three days.
 In Kensington, Claudio Stevens, al though he has not had complete re- ports, says that up to date, about 5C tickets have been sold in his district. Arthur Woodruff and Arthur Bensor reports good sales in both the Berlin and East Berlin districts respectively Mir Stevens was of the impression that between 125 and 15O tickets would be sold in the Kensington dis trict before next Tuesday when the chautauqua will begin at the Kensing- ton school grounds It is thought that about 100 will be sold in the Der lin street district and 75 in East Der lin.
 The Toys and girls of the commun- ity are very interested in the junior chauta uqua department. The junior tickets are also being sold at a, good rate of speed and many will be given an opportunity to relish the joys the New Britain boys and girls did at their recent chauta auqua~ On the fourth day of the chautauqua in Berlin a pageant entitled The Cruise of the Jollity,' | will be presented with only local boys and girls in the cast. Special direc- | tors will come here from New York | and will aid local people in training | the smaller ones for the pageant Children from six to fourteen years i Of a ge gre asked to purchase the jun | for department tickets.
 Plans have been completed for a | special junior chautauqua to be given every day. On Tuesday, it will ta ke | place at o'clock in the evening. Or | Tol ot O o1 in 1n | ing, Thursday at o'clock and Friday | at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. | Return From Trip. | B. R. Showalter, Joseph Goodrich | William Shepard and Allan Hickey have returned from a trip up and down the Connecticut river. The party left Berlin for MiddIetown last Satur-
 day where they left On a motorboa1
 trip to New Haven. Fishing was en- joyed while the men were on LonG
 Island Sound.
 | Lawn Festival Success. Members of St. Pauls fife and drum
 corps of Kensington were well pleased with the attendance at the lawn fes tival given by that association at the
 home of the T. A. B. society las evening" Guests were present from New Britain and Berlin. The enter tainment was furnished by the fif'
 and drum corps which also gave (
 street parade proceeding the enter tainment. Dancing was held in tht tT. A B hall and refreshments were later served.
 Berlin Bits.
 Miss Mary Mccormick of Kensing ton has accepted a position with tht Prentice Manufa curing company. Miss Margaret Flynn, assistant a the post office in Kensington, is spend ling a few days in Hartford.
 1 Thomas Barattiero. proprietor o ithe Berlin grocery is having heavy
 iron screens placed on the window of his store. Precaution is beinE taken by MT. Rarattiero due to re cent robbery at the store.
 Winton Catlin of New Britain i Visiting with MT. and Mrs. George B iCarter.
 The Independent Political associa