New Britain herald., 1921-03-16

namely Joseph schoiInick, ,.pmropriatnr m
 son. fs3e~ Tssf
 z, Denies statemeat,. t.I "A; :,. ;s"'%s%a'
 tAn item in a morning paper States
 that it has been eustpkaTy Lih BerZ
 lin to allow autoists who are arrrestef
 o9; minor Charges, to have ,thnesiifr" frgs1s dSm, without posting asG5fia, Btt if fs
 evident ttifdts'th actiofi 6f fife New Jersey man would probab4y :resur ih attehange. of>method rin thssfutnra isnd aftoists whT ind therhseives in the
 nIesh of the law are very apt ato~ be; rtquiredsto post'a Bohd@sf tney.desire' freedomAhefora @fffe Heourt meets: Judge Gffswori denied 'tner sSovA, sra tement fhis%inorisinE and said that
 Berlin does hot Allow men to ta;ves their freedom %ithotfrapostfnga a. bond and he does not un7erstafrd ~hyf ScoSr letti was"rot asked to furnish .ene. Asr result of@this denial no changes ~wafr be made in the custom. P; Tfre trfalsons next. week Thursday will: be awaited with interest by many. rf.- @a q p.
 Basketball Tonight. ';
 The long awaited game bstmesp. the.
 first and second teams. af. the Worth :. ington Athletic, club will be played in the Town HaIi this evening at .R& o'clock. Both teafns have been prace ticing hard since being allowed to use the hall for games and a lively. con test is expected. '' ''
 As a preliminary game the manage ment has srra.nged 9- to have the "Moonshiners''g of Berlin, ,, stack .;.up. against the Junior High school .:aof Kensington. A small admission fee will be charged to sdefray the expens- es of the hall.
 A Ladies' Night.- -.- 5~ :.k.,
 Ladies' night was observed. atI the meeting of the Berlirf@G range society | in their hall on Damon's hill last eves ming. A contest is being held between l the men and the women of the society ! for a supper which will be furnished by the losers to the winners. The con- | test will be decided by the side which | puts on the best evenings entertain ment The judges for this contest wiH.f be Mrs. E. B. Adams, Miss Hattie HDl | lister and c. w. Stevens. The men will | have the opportunity to display their | dramatic talent on Tuesday evening the fifth of April.
 An interesting program was arrang-l | ed by the women last night and con- sisted of the following: SoloS Mildreds Goodwin; a play entitled :foir A-unts from CalnOrnla with the 1OlIOWlnS cast: Aunt Mary MSntergEe1 Mrs. Grace Goodwin; F'leshia, a daughter, Anna Gyrimski; Rosalie, May Skinner; sally, Mrs. George 7Keea ttfffe 'iTiiaid,f ff Helen Young andnt1aas1alpaRer aStns. 5. composed of Anna C G!y'if4fnfskf !y'i4fn fi # ,Nffi- d red Goodwin. ~H eisiv saotasas atft. MrsssE Michaels then gave several character songs and dances. Refreshments were later served. Judgrtg'fr rn stl1s am e.satd of applause received lbys the, .yomep last evening the men wifi have to Workt mighty hard to put on better per i. All of the chairs were also by the ladies attheluieeting.
 '. Legislative Notes Fl
 It is expected that hearing will pe held tomorrow afternoon on the claim sent in zby the local Murray Brick for s1,6O0 damages against he state highway department as the 'esult ofEa drainage system which5waS time ago near the old air grounds, with the pipes leading cross the way and enptying into one, ,f the i.pits of, the company and