New Britain herald., 1924-07-07

Fred Ottni of 7l6 Worthingtor street, Springfield, Mass, will appear in court tomorrow evening at 7:SC o'clock on charge of reckless driv- ing. He was arrested yesterday after he had cut in and out on the line of cars. He furnished bonds of s35 for his appearance in court.
 William R. Norton of 1o4 Ocean avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested on the same charge by Officer Brown. He also furnished bonds of sS5. He was ar- rested after he, also, had cut in and out on the line of cars.
 Cars Come Together
 A slight crash occurred on the turn pike yesterday afternoon, when a car driven by George Ernest Stevens of Trinity college, Hartford, struck a machine driven by Sadie Gillon Of "A York street, West Haven. Both cars were slightly damaged, but no arrests were made and settlement was made between the two principals in the ac- cident.
 Resumes Practice
 Dr. A. J. Goodwin has returned from a vacation in Bedford, Virginia, and has resumed practice in Kensing- ton. He and Mrs. Goodwin have been in Virginia for about two weeks.
 Sustains Minor Injuries
 John Lavaro of Swamp Road, Ber- lin, was struck by an automobile on the Swamp Road saturday and sus- tained minor injuries. Fortunately the car was not travelling at high rate of speed. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital, where he underwent treatment.
 Expected Homo soon
 Cards have been received by friends and relatives in kensingon stating that Charles Giana, Frank Lanza and Hr- old Day expect to arrive home in about two weeks. They are at present in Canada, after having toured the country. They left Kensington last October and have been through the southern and western states and have returned by way of Chicago.
 East Berlin Items.
 The Glastonbury ball team defeat ed the Community team in game played on the home grounds Satur- day afternoon by a score Of to U. Next Saturday the home team will play the Talcottville team at Talcott- vile.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Bailey have to Sranton, Pa., after spend- ing the past week as the guests of Mrs. Henry Bailey at her home on Main street.
 The library will be open this eve ming from 7:SO to 3 o'clock for the exchange of books.
 The annual picnic os the Methodist Sunday school will be held at Ham, beach next Saturday. Auto mobile trucks will leave the church at o'clock, daylight time. All are invited to go. ..
 The A. B. c. of Beckley defeated the fast Triangles of Kensington in a one-sided game by score of 1S-2 at the A. B. C. field in Beckley Sun day. The feature of the game was the wonderful pitching and batting of F. Harlow. Teams desiring games are requested to COllllil ullicdte "ith Frank Fmond, Berlin, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Pollard. Miss Marguerite Pollard and Mir. and Mrs Edward Kahms and daughter, Eleanor, enjoyed trip over the Mo- hawk Trail Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Royal Holmes have returned to their home on Main street after spending the weekend at the shore.
 Francesca Occhi
 Francesca Occhi, one of the oldest residents of the town, died at his home on Christian Lane this morning at the age of 9t years. MT. Occhi was a retired laborer, 1t having been years since he had done any work. He was extremely active for his years and his. death was comparatively sud- den. He leaves to mourn his loss one son and two daughters in Italy and two sons, Lorenzo and Massino. in Berlin, with one of whom he made his home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
 Celery Plants for sale. E. H. Clark. .advt.
  Claims amounting to s15o,o0o have