New Britain herald., 1923-07-10

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 The~alcohol was taken to Hartfort for safe keeping. Catania wa found to be in possession of severa hundred dollars. ., Ruffin Is Fined
 Harry Ruffin, who was arrested Sunday afternoon after he drew re- yolver on Charles Crawford, a fellow worker in brick plant, was fined $25 and costs and was given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days by Judge George Griswold in the Berlin town court last evening. Ruffin was charg- ed with carrying a concealed weapon.
 Will Extend Mains
 Running water will be supplied on Peck street in Kensington according to a decision reached at the meeting of the committee of the Kensington fire district last evening. Many peo- pie in the town have expressed their provided water was installed. The providd water was installed. The work will be started immediately and will be finished in the fall. it is ex- pected.
 The committee received its first bill from the New Britain water commits sion for water consumed since Janu- ary 1. It amounted to $1.264. George w. Sullivan acted as chairman, 1t be- ing the first meeting of the new com mittee.
 Numerous improvements are ex- pected to be made by the committee during the coming year and the start it has made leads people to believe that much will be done for the town.
 Showalter Arrives Home
 Superintendent of Schools B. R. Showalter and family have arrived home from two weeks vacation at Raymond Maine. Mr. Showalter had one about the pole breaking being in- cluded. He stated that he did not catch any bass or salmon, but that the pickerel and white perch were biting.
 In speaking about the condition Of the roads in Maine the superintendent said that they are not as well kept as they are in Massachusetts and Con- necticut.
 The superintendent will leave to- morrow on business trip to, New Y ork city.
 Plan Tennis Tournament
 The Worthington Community Cen ter association is planning tennis which will be held on the community courts the first week in August. Berlin people interested in tennis are looking forward to the event and it is expected that there will be many entries in the contest for the of the Worthington fire district.
 To Hold Lawn Party
 The St. Paul's T. A: B.. society of iensington will hold lawn party on he grounds of the club house at Up Ion's corner Thursday. The commit ee in charge is planning to make this lffair one of the most attractive and pleasing events held so far this sea- ion. Refreshments will be on sale ind the public is invited.
 State Makes Repairs Workmen from the state highway department were busy along Berlin | treet this morning making repairs on he turnpike. The division lines be- ween the sections of concrete were | filed with tar and other minor inn were made.
 Son is Born A certificate has been received at | he office of the town clerk announc- | ng the birth of son, Giovanni Bap- | iste, to Mir. and Mrs. Luigi Rusco of | on July 6.
 Will Leave on Vacation
 Mir and Mrs. A. A. North and fam | ly and Mir and Mrs. Lawrence | 'outhard will leave Saturday for a acation at Raymond, Maine. The rip will be made by automobile and is expected that the party will re- 1ain several weeks.
 Plan Benefit Dance
 The All Kensington baseball club is tanning benefit dance which will ake place Friday evening, July 20, in 'oresters' hall, Kensington. Music pr dancing will be furnished by Me- Icons orchestra. Philip NJ. Pagan is l charge of the affair. The proceeds ill go toward the purchase of new for the players, it was re- orted this morning.