New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

were but three cases called by Judge George Griswold, after court opened at 1880 o'clock.
 Two of them were for violation of the fishing laws. Joseph B. Nefs and Arthur R. Bailey Of Southington were brought before the court for fishing in tho Meriden reservoir without a per mil Tho men explained that they mad secured verbal permission from Inc caretaker at the reservoir and had thought that that was sufficient. The JGdge explained that they must secure written permit from the fish and game warden. They were discharged.
 AlleSsander Bossi of New Haven was fined sS0 and costs for reckless driving. He was arrested on June IA ty State Policeman Palmer for cut tng in and out on cars on hill. He Was paced by the officer and showed speed Of 42 miles an hour.
 Drum Corps Is Active
 The T. A. B. drum corps has ar- ranged to take part in several meets m the next few weeks. Two Of them were announced today, both of which l "lll be big times,
 The band will go to New Haven | saturday and will attend a general | meet Of drum corps at Walnut Beach. The trip will be made by automobile md the boys will leave the T. A. R. nall at Upson's Corner at f0:S0 o'clock n the morning. There will be a large lumber Of contests and the local rum corps is expecting to bring home ereral of the prizes.
 On July 12 the corps will attend a tate meet Of drum corps at Turner 'alls, Massachusetts. Ii is not expect d that the kensineton corps win en- CT many Of the contests here, as there re very few open 10 visitors from out f the state.
 Surprise On Anniversary
 Mr. and Mrs. John Cashman of Sensington were pleasantly surprised ast night at their home by about 20 riends. who appeared on the scene 10 elebrate Mir. and Mrs. Cashman's ixth wedding anniversary. The af- l air was a total surprise and much lerriment resulted. Games were en- oyed and dancing was in order. I.a- sr in the evening refreshments were crNed and the guests presented Mir. | nd Mrs. Cashman with a beautiful able lamp.
 Community Club ProSpeIs
 The East Berlin Community club as had prosperous existence since 8 formation several months ago and he members have shown their inter- st by their continued attendance at he meetings which are held each ( eek on Wednesday evening. Enter iinment features are provided. a lember being asked to arrange for his feature before each meeting. At he session tonight arrangements will ] e made for the first annual picnic ] hich will be held some time in the ear future, the definite date of which ill be settled upon tonight. It Is xpected that in the fall work will be arted 10 boom the club all through le town and to get something done I sgarding a building of its own and C ther matters which have been Of in- I rest to residents Of East Berlin. n
 TriangIcs To the Front ! The Triangles Of kensington, about hich little has been heard recently, ill do their stuff" on the home 2 rounds when they battle with the l. club boys of Meriden q ,turday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock. The All Kensingtons will go to Mid- ' etown on that afternoon, where they ], ill pay the employees of the state e' ,spital. The Corbin Red Sox will be
 Kensington Sunday and will play A q All Kensingtons at the Percival " enue field al 5:f5 o'clock in the af- s rnoon.
 The All Kensingtons were original I.
 scheduled to play the Community VI ib of Meriden on Sunday. hut Man. CT P. ]. Buckley was anxious to en- ge game with the New Britain nm and had to cancel the other E, tile. However. the Triangles, the br Kensingtons' second team, are ex- at cted 10 give the Meriden boys a ce uggIe. sts It is expected that there will be 1T, .e delegation Of rooters at the field sil nday. as the fame Of the Corbin NJ ] sox has spread throughout this cb inity and they are noted for their [ and clean baseball
 Annual uomsn's Meeting ss The annual meeting Of the wom- us