New Britain herald., 1923-09-12

of the Home Wet Wash Laundry Co. of New Britain. Before her marriage Mrs. Fitzgerald was employed in the office of the Berlin Construction Co
 Fair Is Planned
 The first event of interest of the winter season in East Berlin will h. the fair and social to be given by the Knights of, Pythias and Woodmen al Athletic hall, October 30 and 31. No vember 1 and 2.
 This fair promises to be one of the best held In East Berlin in number of years as the two organizations are cooperating in their efforts to make the affair success.
 There will be entertainment fea- lures each evening with dancing fol- lowing. Booths will be tastefully ar ranged about the hall. where many ar ticles will be on sale.
 Superior Court Cases
 Tire following cases from Berlin are scheduled to come up before the superior court in Hartford September IS.
 John N. MacLean, breach of the peace; violating motor vehicle law
 Samuel Greenberg, violating motor vehicle law.
 Angelo Annabilini, violating motor vehicle law.
 Charles P. Potts, violating motor vehicle law.
 Walter Babula, violating motor vehicle law.
 Steven Mennello, violating liquor aw..
 John MGsso and Sam Baba, violat- ing liquor law.
 Manuel Acqueareo, statutory burg dry.
 In all of these cases decisions were handed down by Judge George Gris- wold of the Berlin town court, but appeals were taken to superior court.
 Football Team This Season? With the coming of fall, thoughts ire again turned to the activities of he Warrington Athletic club, an or ,anization of the younger men of the Warrington fire district, who have or some years engaged in the playing 'f basketball throughout the winter, 'eginning their practice in the fall.
 It was stated recently by one of the | members of the club that in all prob lbilitv basketball would be discon- inueH this year. as several members 'f the team have left or will leave in | he near future for school or for posi- | ions out Of town.
 Thy quettln of organizing football cam is now arising. It is thought | hat there is enough football timber n town to make team worth while nithe district.
 lhere are many amateur football tams in this vicinity and 1t would be simple matter to get games. The uestion O. securing a coach would be olNed If ! of the older men volun- 7ered srvices. Should a foot all team organized there would he chance for more of the members of le club. In the case of the basket all team, there were but five regular nd possibly two or three substitutes. football, II men would get a nance at the sport besides several Institutes.
 To Attend Big Fight
 Joseph kitson, .ie Berlin bantam eight who has iede quite a name . IT himself in the town, will leave IT the Dempsey-F'irpo fight at the olo Grounds, New York city, Fri 'y afternon. He will be accom- snied by Henry McCarroll, Archie 'aish. James Thompson, Leslie 'arner and Constable m Hackett. hey received their tick. this morn- g and will make the trip by auto.
 Roads Need Repairs Again the fact that several roads : e in need of reBair is brought to e attention of the people. The ! ain roads are in fairly good condi- 'n. but the back roads are bad. So ! y several individuals who have oc- sion to use those roads often. Ruts 2 still in evidence they say and they T 2 not graded. C'qders have been aced in the holes. but these do not I Up. s
 Items of Interest q MT. and Mrs. n. E. Tryon and son Q 2 at the Methodist camp grounds g r two weeks. i MrA. Alice Steed and Eliza beth hutchinson arc in Chicago visiting 2 cir brother, Norman Hutchinson. il