New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
been a prosperous one.
 Woman Is Fined S2OO.

been a prosperous one.
 Woman Is Fined S:O0.
 Catherine Wasso of Christian Lane, kensington, was fined s20O and costs by Judge George Griswold when she appeared in the Berlin town court last night to answer 10 a charge of selling liquor. The charge against her husband, Joe Wasso. was noled. Mrs. Wasso pleaded guilty.
 IL was proved that she had been selling liquor, although no still was found in their home, Judge Gris- wold issued warning 10 the woman. in which he said that if she is caught violating the liquor law again, she will he sent 10 jail, The couple have six children. They were represented in court by Attorney David l.. Nsir of New Britain.
 Seven Days In Jail.
 Charles J. Onircioli of Portland, Conn, arrested Sunday night by Con stables Frank Brown and Oryille Nentrcs on charge Of driving an automobile while under tho influence of liquor, was given . jail sentence of seven days. Hc pleaded guilty to the charge. but entered plea for leniency, saying that he is The sole support Of his mother.
 He was arrested Sunday as the offi- cers were about to lepre their posts on Berlin street. His car wss noticed coming up Damons hill and it was on the right side of the road in the trolley tracks. He vas cutting in and out among several other cars. ex- posing the occupants to danger.
 S for Drunkenness.
 clifford Smith of Southington. ar- rested Saturday night for drunken ness. was fined s5 and costs. He pleaded guilty. He was arrested fol- lowing a dance at Foreslers' hall in kensington.
 Wedding Tomorrow.
 The wedding Of Alfred Hieden, son of Mir. and Mrs. Herman Hieden Of I.sndwehr. Germany. and Miss Anna Massclle. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Masselle Of Christian Lane, kensington. will be solemnized at st. raul's church tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock. Rev. ]. c. Brennan officist- ing. Miss Mary Tellia and Frank Masselle will attend the couple.
 The groom is resident of Ken sington. having come to this country few months ago from Germany.
 Bronze Tablet Arrives
 The bronze tablet commemorating the men who served the country from Berlin during the World war has been placed in position in it's frame near the soldiers monument and is now on display to the public. The tablet was placed in position this morning.
 It is likely that plans will soon be made for the dedication Of the honor roll The exercises may be held on Memorial Day.
 Now that one question is disposed Of here's another. When is the roll board going to be removed from in front Of the Town hall? The town lior has an honor roll to be proud Of and it's time the weather beaten wreck in front of the hall uas torn down.
 To starr IfdcT Mtil
 F. R. Jones Of Berlin, better known as Dynamite" will erect a new cider mill on the turnpike about oBe-hslf r1ile north of the post office in the near future. he stated today. He said that the mill Eill be equipped with the latest machinery and he expects to have a successful business this coming fall.
 To Represent Democrats
 Philip Pagan and Selectman Ray mond F. Dyer will attend the demo- cratic state convention in New Haven tonight and tomorrow. This con- yention will be held for the purpose of efecting delegates to the national ccBt eniion in New York city.
 East Berlin Items. The Junior league will meet in the social room of inc Methodist church Thursday afternoon al { o'clock. Mrs. Slater and children Of Ken singion spent Tuesday as the guests of her sister, Mrs. oiof Benson. al her home on wiicox avenue.
 si. Faui's orchestra pill hold re- | he@rssI at fh. home of Charlts Cobey yu wiIcox avenue ThursGay evening
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