New Britain herald., 1921-07-20

the hall on Damon's Hill last evening
basket lunch was auctioned off. An
interesting program was also rem
dered.
Busy Court Session.
rive cases appeared before Judge
GrlsWold in the Berlin town court
last evening. All of the arrests were
made by the state police who have
oeen working in town for several
DAYS and nights. They also worked
all of last night. The police are
determined that speeding will be
stopped on the highway and hills of
Berlin
"A truck driver of New Britain was
fined $50 and costs on a charge of
reckless driving. Tony DeLucia of
New Haven was arrested for driving
truck recklessly. He was fined $50
and costs the sentence being sus-
pended on payment of costs.
F. Breault of New Haven was
fined $50 and costs for reckless driv-
ing and SIS for having a defective
| brake. His fines amounted to s1O.O6
Edward Mccarthy also of New Haven
was fined $50 and cost for reckless
driving. The sentence was suspended
F, Kulakauskas Of New Britain was
fined $50 and costs which amounted
to $50.
Lawn Festival Tomorrow.
Plans are practically completed for
the lawn festival to be held on the
grass in front Of the T. A. B. hall
in Kensington tomorrow night. The
affair is being staged by the Regal
Review of the Maccabees. A pleas
ir,rr hos
the entertainment committee and
| program. The entire town is in
vited to attend and a large attend
ance is looked forward to.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the incor-
porators of the Berlin Savings bank
was held at the bank this afternoon
at o'clock. The report of the
| trustees YVES heard and new trustees
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
Valenti-BaZZano.
Luciano Valenti of Kensington and
Josephine Bazzano of the same town
will be married tomorrow morning
| by Rev. J. G.. Brennan at st. PauIs
| church in Kensington. The wedding
| will take place at 7:30 o'clock after
| which the couple will leave on a
/ Berlin Bits.
| William Regain of New Britain is
| spending the week with William
Brown of Kensington.
| Postmaster W. w. Pagan and P
III. Buckley are on business trip tC
| Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Baldwin have re-
turned from an extended pleasure
trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Deming
have returned from a short stay at
West Pond.
A new supply of books has been
received at the Peck Memorial III
Ibrary in Kensington.
| There will be no regular meeting
iof the Berlin Boy Scouts this week
Repairs are being made by the
town on Main street in front Of the
IKensington post office.
| There will be another session OF
1.-The town court on Thursday night.
East Berlin Items
The Girl Scouts will meet with Miss
Eta Lawrence at her home on Main
street Thursday afternoon.
There will be q choir practice at the
| Methodist church Thursday evening.
| Philip Nase of Middletown has
| been visiting relatives on Wilcox
| avenue.
Mrs. M. b. Hazen is improving her
residence by building an addition on
he west side.
| The rain kept a number from at
| ending the social given at ST. Gabriel's
Ichurch last evening but those who did
attend had a very enjoyable time.
Burglars are again activeiin East
! Berlin This time it was Mrs. William
Bunce's barn that was entered En-
trance was made by prying off the
lock Mrs. Bunce woke up on hearing
| noises outside but could not see any
lone but it is thought she scared them
Iaway in making noise while moving
around the house. Nothing of value
has been missed. a... ...
DR.. Goodwin has opened an office Of
his own in the Frank Day property
I,..,>.s@sa 2fne -. $ >. -