New Britain herald., 1923-11-26

ter under the auspices of the Arym club Of the Prospect Methodist church.
 Frank Hyde of Torrington, former well known citizen, is director of the
 play and will also play the part of Josh in the production. This | play is the original Of "The Old Homestead" story of rural New England life, by Denman Thompson. The proceeds Of the presentation will be devoted to the fund of the club to carry on its welfare work. | Gale Does Damage. The terrific wind storm of carly Sunday morning raised havoc among 1 the trees of the city and tore down several telephone and telegraph wires in the outlying sections. A splendid ! white birch tree in the yard of Joseph Ward on Main street was uprooted bur fortunately fell away from the house so that no damage was done to the structure.
 Cider Trial Interests Locally The trial Of Wilbur Alderman of Burlington in that place at o'clock this afternoon has attracted a good sized delegation from this city as the accused is well and fayorably known here. Officers seized 10000 gallons cider last week in raid on the Alderman farm, making one, of the biggest hauls in the history of the state. The ease has aroused much local speculation as Mir. Alderman has government permits for several kinds of intoxicants to be in his possession and the outcome of the affair is being awaited with great interest. The Herald" will he represented at the trial and will carry full account of the disposition of the case.
 Cue Tournament On
 The cue artists of the New Depar- ture plant have turned out we'll in the pool tournament that began this week at the Endee club. To rate the players according to ability, various classes have been formed as a man progresses, he goes up a class but should he slump, lower class awaits him. The classes are arranged as follows:
 Glass l--50 balls: Goodridge, John- son, kreft, Maronn, Pilon, Pratt, Simmons, Bush, Haines. Huston and Barnes
 Glass 2--50 balls: Massey Kilduff. HawXhurst, Gere. Gill, Cheney. Ris- ley, Burnham, Patterson, Bresnahan and Knill.
 Class S-S5 balls: Beach, Green, Brown, Mcfarland, A. Nelson, J. Nelson, Prenez, Russell. Granger and Cari.
 Glass 4-S5 balls: Frazier. Harlow, Keesers, Case. Waters, Quirk, Cook, Marsh, Burns and Hayes.
 Glass 5--36 balls: Emanuelson, Ab- bolt Hart, Hyatt. Sweeney. Carl An derson, Chas. Anderson, Gearing and Atkins.
 Glass 6--20 balls: unfant class) Hart, Reynolds. vuilleumier. Lincoln. Cox and Art Cheney.
 Joseph Bakula, seven year old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Adam Bakula of Lake avenue, suffered badly crushed left foot yesterday afternoon when a motor car. drised by Orcnzo Delfino also Of Lake avenue ran over him. Delfino went on after the nc- cident and when arrested later by the police said that he did not know that he ran over any one. A crowd Of boys, playing in the street, had been passed but that was all the iuforma- tion he had Of tho accident. Young Bakula was attended by Dr. William R. Hanrahan.
 Liquor tiolator Jailed
 Prank kaniski Of the East Bristol section was sentenced to jail for 80 days on each Of four counts by Judge William J. Malone in the police court. when he was charged with violations of the liquor law. His arrest took place Saturday Attorney J. F. o'Con- nell appeared for him.
 Peter kupchicl of Forestville was fined si0 and costs and placed on probation for three months on n breach Of peace charge. He was ar- rested after complaint had been made by neighbors that he had been beat Ing his wife.
 Joseph Womil was sentenced to lsi for go days on 2 breach of peace charge.
 Fines of s5 each were assessed to Walter and Lawrence Mccarney and Ernest McGoogan. charged with breach Of peace on Saturday night.
 The case of Orenzo Delfino, charged with evasion Of responsibility in con- ,ection with motor car accident on Sunday. was continued until Tuesday.
 Letter. Awarded
 Football letters we're awarded to- lay by Principal Henry r.. Cottle and of Schools Karl A. leiche Co the following members of he high school football squad: Bush. Nllrire. White. Cahoon. Waterhousc, Fletcher. Gnazzo. kappell. Wells. Charles and Benjamin Riordsn, 'mith. Leeway. Roche and Santaniei- Q. \ special award was made 10 osesh Rich for his loyalty 10 the cam in his attendance al all con- csts Sad practice meetings.
 Auto Crashes Into Tree
 Steven Gsrdella Of Meadow street uncred a broken risht shoulder and possible internal injuries. while Ernest 'odesta also of Meadow street had is lip badly torn, when s mtor car riven by the latter on Park street rashed into tree near the home of oseph l.aviero Both men were taken 0 the Bristol hospital. where treat pent was givea by Dr. k. ]. Boyle.