New Britain herald., 1922-07-28
food sale this afternoon.
 East Berlin Items

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 East Berlin Items.
 me regular weekly barn dance and soclal will be held at the home q,
 MT. Woike in West Cromwell thi. l evening. The usual crowd from thi. place will attend. 'i'N
 Mrs. Richard Hurlburt and daush. ter' Marguerite, of New Britain. spent Thursday as the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Carns on Wilcox avenue.
 everything is in readiness for the annual picnic of St, Gabriels Sun day school to be held at Lighthouse folnt tomorrow. Automobiles will leave the church at 8 o'clock stand ard time. If stormy it will be post. poned until the following Saturday,
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Bailey. Miss
 Ruth Bailey and Miss Nina Bufen Who have been the guests of Mrs,
 Wli1am Palmer of lower Main street, have returned to their home in Westfeld, Mass.
 Victor Belden who is attending the ] camp meeting in Plainville, has been at his home on Wilcox avenue for the past two days but returned to Plain ville today.
 The regular meeting of the Girl Scouts will be omitted Monday after noon but will be held as usual on inc following. Monday.
 The first ball game on the new grounds will be played Saturday af- ternoon at o'clock daylight time, between Berlin and East Berlin.
 Sutton Visits The Herald.
 Henry Sutton, who was arraigned before Judge Griswold in the town court Wednesday evening on a charge of assault and whose case was nolled by the court. was a visitor at The Herald office this morning. He called to explain his side of the story in regards to the fracas of last Friday
 MT. Sutton said that he was at Edelsons store when he heard a com motion and upon going to the scene of the affair few feet from the store he saw man attempting to start fight with a gang of boys
 He did not do anything in the matter at this time, he says, but when he saw the same man attempting to | pick fight with Fred Hearst, the To- cal mechanic he said that he took the man, who was Carl Bloomauist | of Hartford, by the arm and was going to put him on the trolley car and have him get out of town before he was arrested.
 sutton said that when he saw that was under the influence of liquor he could not under the law, ct him go so he started to take him 70 the home of Constable Ventres
 He learned, however, that Ventres had moved from his former residence so he decided to take his prisoner" to the home of Judge Griswod. From the home of Judge Griswold he took him to the New Britain police.
 Mir, Sutton then said that he went to see Selectman Carter Saturday but he was told that he could do nothing and that the board of selectmen were the only ones who could appoint constables.
 Mir. Sutton claims, however, that he was sworn in as constable at the home of selectman Carter in Septem- per Ol lbSt year at the tune ne was presented with the cigar"
 When asked if he had a badge Mir. Sutton said that he had a special one 1t his home but not one belonging 70 the town of Berlin. He also claims that he has been a constable n thA state for seven years.
 Dies In New York.
 A man identified as Dr. Robert F. lawless of Stamford, who appeared n the Town court Wednesday eve hing, is believed to be the man who vas found dead in the Grand Central tation in New York last evening, According to the police in New York, leath is believed to have been caused ,y an overdose of sleeping potion.
 A Dr. Lawless appeared before Judge Griswold Wednesday on harge of reckless driving. He was discharged upon payment of costs.