New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
OUR CLOCK SALE STILL CONTINUES

had one. He was fined $25 and costs
for reckless driving and $40 for oper-
ating without a drivers license. Fine
and costs amounted to $4s.06 which
was paid after an appeal Of the case
had been withdrawn
Henry Miller OF New Britain was
arrested by Ohicers Ventres OF Berlin
for reckless driving between the top
of Damon's Hill and Webster's Hill
.Ventres claimed It was necessary for
him to hail a car driven by a Mr..
Bell in order to catch Miller Miller
Wa fined $25 and costs the fine being
suspended upon payment of $13.o6
costs.
= Michael Lister OF Hartford was ar
ratgned for driving along the streets
OF Berlin at about II o'clock at night
with his muller wide open. Because
he didn't own the truck and because he
stated that the muller was opened by
his employer and could not be closed
oy him., the case was no1led by Judge
Griswold, although Lister was repri-
manded and told never to let it occur
again in the town Of Berlin
Chautauqua Supporters.
The committee in charge of the
Chautauqua to play In Berlin from
August 80 until September 2, will
hold a meeting the latter part of this
week at which time the place will be
decided upon as to where the tents
for this affair will be pitched. Two
places in Kensington and one in Ber-
lin have been suggested to the COM
mittee. With the exception of finding
the lot for the location of the tent
everything is in readiness for the
Chautauaua
The guarantors for the Chautauoua
are: 3. r. Showalter, A. A. Barrett.
Charles F. Lewis, Robert Graham
John J. McCabe, William Scott, Par
don c. Hickey, Fred S. Troup, Helen
Rohm, Roger Griswold, John Emer-
son, Lawrence Southland, W. w. Fa-
gan, Elizabeth p. Wilcox, Walton H
Neagley, r. o. Clark, S. Chase Coale
Mrs. T. c. Hodgson, A. L. Woodruff
George G. Griswold, Mrs. J. B. Smith
e. E. Honis and E. G. Robins
Transfer Privileges.
There has been some discussion OF
late relative to the use of Plainville
transfers. on the Berlin line of the
Connecticut company. Supertntend-
emit Beardsley, head of the New Brit
ain division Of the company, stated
this morning that a person boarding
car at Plainville center and wish
ing transfer to Berlin may ride as
far as Towers corner for the price
Of one fare. II he goes beyond this
point he will be required to pay an
other fare. A person getting on the
car at Berlin street may use a trans.
fer on the Plainville line as far as
Sharpe's crossing and not to the CEN
ter Of Plainville, unless he pays an
other fare.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Sixteen little totstfrom a New York
newspapers fresh air fund will ar
rive in Berlin one week from today
and plans have been formed under
the auspices Of the Berlin Mother
hood club to give the children the
time of their lives during their ste
here. Tee majority of them will live
in Kensington homes.
Government Wants Farmers.
The following notice haa been re-
ceived at the Kensington post office:
The United States Civil Service
Commission haa announced an open
competitive examination to fill posi-
tons OF farmer in the Indian Serv-
ice throughout the country.
Entrance salaries range from $500
to 5000 year, plus the increase OF
$40 month allowed by Congress
Quarters, heat and light are furnish
ed free Of charge, and usually 1t is
practicable for farmers in the Indian
Service to cultivate plots OF ground
Of sufncient size to enable them to
provide vegetables for their own use