New Britain herald., 1923-06-28

50 ,day suspended jail sentence on tht s' ond count and was fined s25 ant co\s for reckless driving. He wa; represented by Attorney smith of New London. Annabalina was not satisfied with the decision Of the court and entered an appeal to the superior court. His attorney. however. was opposed to an appeal but to no avail
 Alexander Witlsin of Worcester who was arrested last Friday by State Policenan Clifford Gorgas on a charge of transporting liquor. did not ap- pear. His bond of s24o was forfeited In the truck driven by Witkin were 15O gallons Of raw alcohol.
 Frank Macalusa and Angelo Ba- chicci of New York city, who were arrested last week on charge of transporting liquor. did not appear in court to answer to the charges against them. They also forfeited their bonds. which were Se50. The men claimed when they were arrested that the 104 gallons of alcohol found in their car was for druggist in Boston.
 Reckless Driver Fined.
 Sarah kluger of Devon was fined s25 and costs for reckless driving. She was connected with an accident that happened some time ago on the turnpike.
 William May was fined s1o and costs for drying without an operators license.
 George w. Carlson of New Haven for reckless driving was fined s25 and costs. He was found to have been moving along the pike at high rate of speed the early part of the week, when he was arrested.
 Crescon Secundi of New Britain, whose case was continued from last week, was discharged after it was found that he had driven his motor cycle off the turnpike and onto the lawn of Berlin resident simply to avoid collision with an automobile. Charges of reckless driving were at first preferred against him.
 Samuel Linder of Springfield was fined s25 and costs for reckless driv- ing. He was out of line when he was arrested on the pike.
 Paul Gibilisco of New Britain was fined S25 and costs for reckless driv- ing. He was represented by Joseph C.. Woods of New Britain.
 Society Elects Officers
 The following officers for the con- ing year have been elected by the Tripoli Italian society of kensington: Gino Ornati; assistant venerable, Antonio Simeane; oratore, Luigi Buscio; recording secretary, An gelo Pulcini: financial secretary, Bac- co Albanese; cesoriere, Franck Sag liati; first ceremoniere. Giovanni Mar ralf; second cercmoniere Benevetto Sisti curatori. Emilio Martino, Eras- no Caccavallo, Giuseppe Bucchiere, Pasquale Sisti, Ambrocio Ciacca.
 The society has had an extremely successful year and has done much for the Italian residents Of the town, The society is a national one and there are lodges all over this state. There is a large membership among the Italians, both of Berlin and of 
 Will Have Celebration
 ulC IcN bCihS ihouS for the celebration of the Fourth of July in Berlin. A meeting of the gen sral committee in charge. which is of members of the Worth ngton Community Center association, was held last evening. This commit ee is composed of Frank l.. Wilcox, Mir. and Mrs. S. Chase Coale. Mir. and Mrs. Robert H. Deming. Miss Eliza 3eth Wilcox. Miss Helen l.. Rohm, Miss Alice Huston, Leland Gwatkin | md Garner Goodwin.
 It is planned to hold a picnic on he community grounds on the fourth. This affair will begin at o'clock in the afternoon and the entire | is invited. In the evening here will be a display of fireworks, | ach person being asked to bring some | piece, such as a pinwheel, sky rocket | IT other night work and contribute it | o common pile of fireworks. At a | ,tated time a committee. will set off he fireworks and the entire party will l nave the chance to enjoy them.
 The scheme was first tried out two ears ago and met with so much sue i cess that it was voted to try if again ast year. After last years affair the