New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-22

loguc and w. S. Cannon will render
a baritone solo. Ralph y. Britton Of
New Britain was unable to make ar.
rangements TO be present The pro
gram will close with an address by
Captain Arson 7. McCook. secretary
to Governor Templeton. His subjec,
will be, THE Opportunities For Prac.
teal Citizenship"
state Gets Fees
In answer to several inquiries by
/ Berlin citizens as to the division OF
the fines received from liquor offen-
/ ders. Judge George Griswold of the
Berlin town court, stated this morn
ing that when the arrests are made
by state policemen the state gets half
of the fines and the town of Berlin the
other half. If the arrests are made
by town policemen the town gets the
entire sum.
Regarding automobile fines Judge
Griswold said that the state gets the
entire amount received. The costs in
each case include the officers fees
and other incidentals.
With the Town Clerk
Anna f. Dahlgren of East Berlin
has sold to Matthew j. Horgan, also
Of East Berlin, a house and lot on
Cottage street Just west of the prop
erty formerly owned by DIR. T. C.
Hodgson.
Axel j. Franck and Ann Franck
have sold to James S. Thomson and
Marion Thomson of Berlin a house
and lot on Berldale avenue. Mr..
Franck has carried mail from the
Berlin post office to the railroad sta
ton for several years and Mr. Thorn
son is employed at the Berlin Con-
struction Co.
The New Britain Trust Co., acting
as conserrator for the estate of Hat
tie A. Strong has sold to George Dan
ko and Catherine Danko of Berlin, a |
house and lot containing three and
one-half acres on Norton road east
Of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad.
Suit is Brought
A lis pendens, suit has been brought
~ George Beckett of New Britain
against Mike Saranty of New Britain,
Eraklis Papanis of Waterbury, Eman-
lei Moskovos of Hartford and Mike
christ and George [irgiazi of Berlin
o foreclose mortgage on an so acre
arm in the Blue Hills district
Lawyer Doesn't show Tn
Because the lawyer in an eviction
ase did not show up the case of the
'aseese family had to be postponed
his morning. The Caseese family has
een partially under the care of the
own for some time. the father liv-
ng in New York city, leaving the
nmily in Berlin, and as yet having
1ade no move to send for them. The
wner of the house in which they live
as been forced to state that he need
d the residence. The hearing was to
ave been held today
Plan Memorial Parade |
a brief service will be held by the !
'hool children of Berlin Memorial a
'ay morning prior to the formation V
the line of march for the parade i
the cemetery. The parade will go
, the Maple cemetery. where the v
raves of veterans will be decorated. f
lonzo Sweet will give short adj {
Iess there. From there the parade {
Ill return to the Berlin Congrega- u
onal church, where Mrs H. II. Da- a
OH has arranged for a special must il
Il program, including a male quar- W
e, Rev. Ernest L. Wisner of Bris- Il
i will deliver the address. W
Items of Interest g
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Moore have re- a
rned from Greenwich. Mass, where a.
ey spent the weekend with Mrs. et
cores parents. nj
Mrs. Frank McCrum is spending a al
w days with friends in Bristol.
The Girl Scouts will meet tomorrow e,
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the com o,
unity house. 81
The annual meeting of the Worth dr
gton Community Center association ia
II be held Thursday evening in the tr
House. Cards have been al
ut 10 all members, requesting them of
be present. Officers for the COM m
: year will be elected
The weekly PRAYER meeting will be IN
Id Thursday evening at 1870 o'clock le
the Berlin Congregational church. ar
The prayer meeting of the kensing- th
/ Methodist church will be held to- to