New Britain herald., 1922-04-06

Mrs. Foley, 32, s272,
 Ledge school-Miss Weisleder, '4o.29; Miss Walsh, 33, s4S.9a.
 kensington Grammar school-Mi DuPlessis, 25, $50; Mrs. Steed. I, sl5.o1; Miss O'Brien, 20, s79.74; Nils McGce, 32, s27.96; Miss Mckeon, r Sl4.74 Miss Barry. 27, s2S.61; Mis- l<eena, 27, s79.43; Mrs Mansfield, 2C s56.60.
 Berlin Junior High school - Mrs Young, 4o s96.53; Miss Schaefer, B. s107.SS.
 Three Court Cases
 Nincenzo Tommasoni of Plainville, appeared before Judge Griswold in the town court last evening on q charge of operating motor vehicle with illegal headlights The accused was discharged. Tommasoni was ar- rested on Sunday by Officer Ventres Sam Portno of New Haven, was fined Slo and costs by the judge for operat- ing motor vehicle with illegal head lights.
 Anna Sadlcy of New Britain also appeared before Judge Griswold on T similar charge but her case was dis missed. When arrested. one light was broken. She testified that it was not broken when she started the drive.
 Charles DeFonte. who was arrested ly the Mcriden police on Tuesday af- ternoon will appear in court this eve hing on d charge of evading respon- Sihility. He was held at the county jail until yesterday afternoon when Frank Bruno secured $500 bail for him.
 Seeks Divorce
 William MacNiI,an. of Wallingford. formerly of this town. has brought 'uit for 9 divorce against Hope Browning MacMillan of Providence, It, I. The couple were married on April 26, 1916, at WalHngford
 In the complaint drawn by Irving Ii. Smith of New Haven, it is alleged that the defendant committed ms oonduct with one Carl Bulis at Wal lingford between February !. 1920 and July 1, 1920. and at Providence with others between September 1 1921 and March IS. 1922.
 There are two minor children, H .ouise, aged ,. and William &. agod 3 While living in Kensington, Nr MacMillan was employed as a lraughtsman at the Berlin Construc ton company
 Radio Concert Held
 The community house on Berlir +treet was filled to capacity at the irst free radio exhibition held last evening.
 Claude l.crouS of New Britain, han Ted the apparatus and was able t' allow the Berlin residents to hear sev eral talks hy tho radio. Later in the evening a musical concert was heard from Detroit.
 Purchase In New taMdnn
 Word has been received here to the gffect that the Edward Bloom Co.,, .ik dealers Of Paterson, New Jersey, have built a new mill in New Lon ion. The company recently sent letter addressed to the Chamber of Com nerce of Berlin, asking for informa- ion re ative to building in town. No ,itn, however, was available and the | will build in New London, | They also have another factory in | hat city.
 Whist Proves Popular The whiSts which are he'd under | he auspices of the st. F3ul's Y. NJ. i F. A. X B., society weekly are prov ng popular and each week the at ' cndance increases. The winners for last night arc as I blows: First rrize for the women, Margaret Skcene: gent emens iir5t, | 'eter Corr. The consolation prizes were awarded to John Hoppe and | .ileen kildutf
 BowIin. Schedule
 Members Of the kensinCton Fra ernll league will bowl at the Casino lleys in New Britain tonight. The will bowl the Tabs cam: Eagles Hs. Drum Corps; Boost rs vs. l.. and B.'s; l'oresters vs. Am rican legion.
 Road Inspection
 SeleCtman George R. Carter yester- ay made q general inspection of the onditon of the roads in the town Of ,erlin. He covered tho outlying dis rcts of the town as well as the :,