New Britain herald., 1924-03-29

by State Policeman II. W. Bigelow, as the latter was on his way along the turnpike to the Bridgeport barracks. He noticed car in front of his, which was zg-zagging from one side Of the road to the other. Estney was arrested after the policeman caught up with him,
 According to reriden physician Estney was intoxicated, although slightly so. It came out in the testi- mony last night that the accused man had only been driving T car for about a week, and the judge was of the opinion that lack of experience may have been responsible for the zig-zag- ging.
 The seven day jail sentence was taken off the sentence when tho judge learned that the mans wife was sicA and had no one 10 take care Of her.
 Judge Griswold is known all over the state for his severity. in deaiing with those who are arrested for driv- ing while under tho influence of liquor. Some tome ago he issued statement 10 the effect that it would go hard with anyone in that condi- i lion in Berlin ana he has done much i. 10 free the turnpike of these individ- |; Ials, who prove dangerous to other motorists.
 Prosecutor Charles r. Lewis of Bcr- in conducted inc caee for the state. l,
 Show We'll Received.
 
 light al Tho town hall by Bottom i, sBsica post of the America Legion {, vas well received by Berlin people. ! IS was evident by tho crowded audi : oriuni which greeted the players ! shcn the curtain rose on the first : lumber.
 Clements, tho magician. entertained | he audience for about half an hour [ fith many feats of magic, which , ,rought down rounds Of applause. ] ic was called out several times 10 re- ' pond 10 inc enthusiastic reception .iecn him. The Fun Makers" were lso greeted heartily and their amus- 1 ng batter went over" big with serlinites. Panetta, inc accordion st. one Of inc most cicycT in the l tate, entertained for about 70 min- ltcs with popular and semi-classical iumbers. Tho concludieg act and iso iho feature act Of tre bill was The Five Steppers." group of oung Hartford girls, whose dancing brought the house down" The au- ience refused 10 ict them go until hey had responded to several en- ores.
 Following the entertainment. shirh lasted about one hour and alf. dancing was enjoyed. music be- 1g furnished by McHcon's orchestra f kensington.
 Members Of fhe post were well leased aithsthe way in which their rst efforts in the entertainment line -ere received and Berlin may ex- nct to have a regular round Of audcviiie shows. II is probable that he entertainments will be held at ltervals of one month. if the Legion ecides 10 continue them.
 The proceeds of last nights affair i'll be used for putting the post ack on ifs feet, if was stated by ie commander.
 Tho hall was decorated with the ational coiors and rcd. white and lue bunting.
 Real Estate Deals.
 Jason J. Graham has sold 10 Oli- ar M. Porter Of New York city eight rres Of land on Shuttle Meadow Iountain. Il George A. QuiEley Of New Britain as sold 10 Charles r. Landry and annah Landry six acres Of land in en-ingtof1 west Of fhs Eensington 1 church. Ii
 si. Paul's Church. Masses will be celebrated st s and } a. m. ton.orrow at st. Paul's lurch. Mass will be celebrated at lcred Heart church. East Berlin io- 2 orrow al o'clock. Rev. J. C. 2 rennan of st. Pau1's church, Kcn- ngton. sill be celebrant. ii
 Berlin Congregational. Boys class meeting at 10 a. m. II orning service at 1e:45 o'clock. 1 ibIecf Of pastors sermon. ''1-ie : sndor Of christ.- Sunday school at o'clock Mems class at ls clock in tire community house. 1stor's class a. s:so o'clock. Young 5 copies meeting ss ?. fn. tf - ----.- -s4--s1------ -~@s-ss .