New Britain herald., 1922-10-06
teresting cases scheduled for a hear

| terestlng cases scheduled for hear ing at that time.
 Anna Romansky, alias, Brown, was fined $50 and costs for selling liquor l In Beckley. She sold some of the stuff to man named Mitchell and he was found in the Beckley quarter semi i-conscious. It was found that a roll of bills had been taken from an Arthur Morse. Morse has disappeared, but the police arc searching for him. The roll of bills contained $49.
 Sam Isaac was given 60 days in jail:sfer assault upon Thomas Esau who. runs pool room and store for his brother. Esau was badly cut in the eye, the wound penetrating to the bone.T His wounds were attended to.
 Hunting Licenses Issued
 Over 50 hunting licenses have been granted by Town Clerk Woodruff to date It is expected that as many more will have been issued before the close of the season, as Berlinites are keen hunters
 Marriage License Granted
 A marriage license was issued to Miss Carmea Vengiano of Berlin, and to John Genovese, also of Berlin, or Wednesday.
 Junior Endeavor Picnic
 The members of the Berlin Con- gregational church Junior Endeavor society will hold a picnic tomorrow afternoon. All those intending to go will meet at the church at o'clock. It has not been definitely decided where the party will go, but some pleasant place will be visited.
 Berlin Items
 Philip Fagen and Richard Luby are attending the world series baseball | games this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Kretz the | Springfield couple, who were married | in "knickers" yesterday, stopped at Blake and Woodruff's store on their way to New York. The couple came l in an automobile, on the side of 1 which was the sign, Springfield to I .os Angeles"
 Miss Edith Brown, who has been past week, is improving.
 Francis Denling is steadily improv- ing.
 Raymond Dyer, who has been ill at his home with blood poisoning. is now able to be around again.
 The board of registrars will be in session next Tuesday from a. m. un- til p. m. for the purpose of receiv- ing the names of those desiring to be made voters. All those intending to become voters should not forget the date.
 East Berlin Items
 Mrs L. M. Root entertained the adies' Aid society at her home on Main street this afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Wetherill entertained relatives from New Britain at her home on Main street Thursday.
 A number from this place will at- .end the dance and social at the home of Mir. Woke in West Cromwell this evening.
 Philip Nase, of Middletown. has been visiting at his home on Wilcox lvenue
 A ball game between the East Der in team and a team from New Brit lin, will be played on the home grounds Saturday afternoon. Ii
 Mrs James Hoigan spent Thursday n Middletown as the guest of rela- Ives. It Arrangements are about completed f or the deciding game of the series . ,etween Cromwell and the local ball |, cam which will be played on the E Cromwell field Sunday afternoon. As ! ach team has won one game very i interesting contest is looked for next i 'unday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Skene, are re- 2 eiving congratulations on the birth ( f a daughter. V , The meeting of the East Berlin Li- i ,rary association, which was held I 1onday evening was adjourned and mother meeting will be held next ionday evening at the home of R. O. r lark. Any member of the associa- t ion or anyone interested in the H. r rary will be very welcome. v