New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-08
Case Is Continued.

Thompson, Dominick RAINY and Helen
| Helensky.
Case Is Continued.
| The cases OF Carl B. Carlson and
! Edward Wood, both of New Britain.
| who were to have been arraigned in
! the Berlin town court last evening
! on charges Of driving while under the
! influence of liquor and drunkenness,
! respectively, were continued until
June 90 Carlson was unable to put
in an appearance, having been in
iured in the accident, it, was learned
today.
The two men figured in an acct
dent Wednesday night on the turn
pike. when q car in which they were
riding ran off the road, through
fence and hit telegraph pole, turn
ing over. The two men at that
time did not appear to be hurt and
were taken to the New Britain police
station for the night. Carlson was
released in bonds of 5000.
Appoint Drive Solicitors.
James J. Fitzsimons of the Berlin
Savings bank was elected treasurer
of the Disabled Veterans Camp drive,
which will be conducted in Berlin
during the next few days at a meet
ing of interested citizens of the town
in the town hall last evening. There
was good representation present.
Claude w. stevens is chairman of
the committee and Rev. Samuel A.
l'iske and w. Il. Moore will have
charge of the work in Berlin. Albert
A. North and Robert 0. Clark of
East Berlin will take care of the ac-
tivities in their section of the town.
AS yet, there have been no elections
for the Kcnsington district.
All checks sent in for the Dis
a bled Veterans Camp Fund should be
sent to Mr.. Ftzsimons at the Berlin
Savings bank, kensington.
Married in Worcester.
Word has been received in Ken
sington of the marriage of Robert B.
Hall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hall,
70 Miss Katherine Mcclure of
Worcester, Mass, on June. After a
brief wedding trip to the White
Mountains the couple will make their
nome in Worcester. /
VIII Present pay.
The members of the Lo-Hi club of
he Berlin Congregational church will
present three-act play, Aunt Mag Z
,ies. WILL" in the chapel of the
hurch this evening at o'clock. :
Mss Fannie II. Griswold has been d
Erecting the play and the cast has
,een rehearsing faithfully for the !,
81 fau 80 ha
large audience will be on hand to
witness the performance.
The cast is as follows; Jane Scott, 81
practical young person. Mrs. Earl
lilby; Priscilla Parsons, irreproach-
BILE, Miss Elvia Olmstead: Bessie u
horn, irresponsible, Mrs. Lawrence 81
Justin; Madeline Gray. engaged, Miss u
[azel Vile; Minnie Wells. Julia Wat o.
on, Henrietta Clark and May Bell, Ia
filing to be, Misses Florence Skin /,
err, Alkaline Goodrich, May Skinner al
nd Helen Skinner; Mrs. Sims. COM &C
etent housekeeper from Blue Hills, u
[iss Inez Olmstead; Della, an in
ompetent one from Ireland, Miss
[arian Gibney.
The play is distinctly comedy and
filled with amusing situations
hich arise from the will left by Aunt F
aggie. The parts are well taken
Id those expecting to be present are
1ticipating an excellent perform
ice.
To Hold Initiation.
Court Mattabesset of the Foresters II
planning ones of the biggest cere- n,
onials in the history of the lodge 90
r June 81, when about rs candi- n,
ties will receive the iniatory de- nj
zee. Following the initiation there he
III be a smoker in the lodge rooms. or
is not known at present whether ii,
not any out of town members of lie
G Foresters will be present as plans ia
r the affair are not fully completed. nj
A meeting was held last evening at ac
e hall. AT this time is applica tn
ms for membership were received I'M
d eight candidates were initiated. en-
lere is total of 20 new candidates gr
be initiated, but it is doubtful es'
iether they will all be taken in on in,
e evening of June 20. pi'
Return From Wedding Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Moore of NJ;