New Britain herald., 1924-05-28

Berlin Mo;nodist church, will deliver the address of the day. The serN- ices will be held in East Berlin this year, according to schedule. Previous to tho exercises, a parade will be held, in which most of the or ganizations in town will take part. The parade will form at 9:i5 a. m., daylight saving time, in front of Ath- le,ic hall and will march to kelscy's corner counter marching from there to the cemetery. where the graves of deceased veterans will bo decorated.
 The exercises will be held at the flag.poe. there being songs. speaking and a short prayer service in memory Of those who fought and died for the country.
 Tho T. A, & B. drum corps of Ken sington and tho American Band Of New Britain haNo been engaged to furnish music for the parade. Among the organizations taking part will bc the Italian societies of Berlin, Civil War Veterans, Bolton. kasica Post, American Legion; cK-scryicemcn not affiliated with the Legion; Roy Scouts, Girl Scouts. Daughters Of the American Revolution. Sons Of Neter- ans, Knights Of Pythias. Modern Woodmcn, Daughters Of Veterans and school children.
 Harold Clark win be marshal Of tho day and will direct the line of march. as well as look ont for other details.
 spcnceri Fined For Assault
 Patsy Spenceri or Berlin appeared in the Berlin court last night on charge Of asssultinr Rocco Massclle and was fined stj and costs by Judge George Griswold. He was arrested carly in the evening by Constable Franl, Brown.
 The battle took place Monday night at tho Berlin railroad station. where speneen is employed in the baggage room. Masseile had bought a ticket for East Berlin. In erder to while away the time the two men started a conversation and as conversations go. it shifted from one subject 10 another until it reached the matter Of watches and automobiles. Ii seems that Spen- ceri owns a watch and also owns an automobile. Tn a good natured way, Rocco told him that neither was any good.
 They argued back and forth for some time. seemingly the best of friends. However. Patsy became en- angered finally and tried 10 punch Rocco. who retaliatcd with one as good 1s he received. spenccri was the bigger man and he soon had Roc- co down on the railroad tracks. sit ting on him and pummeling him to his hearts content.
 Finally a bystander took a hand in the proceedings and attempted to pacify the men. with the result that he received 2 punch in the nose for his trouble. The arrival Of other men soon put an end Co the exhibition.
 Engagement Is Announced
 Jr. and Mrs. John \. Urban Of Berlin have announced the engage ment Of their daughter. Mary Esther. to Earle IT. Brown. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Brown. also of Berlin. So date has yet been set for the wed- ding.
 Roth young people are well known in town and their many friends will be pleased 10 hear of this announce ment.
 Berlin Court Cases s
 Holsr Ryt of Hartford. on a charge of reckless driving. was fined SEQ and costs by Judge George GrisHold in the Berlin town court last night. He was arrested Sunday after he had passed out several cars and was cutting in and out at a high rate Of speed. He stated on the stand that the car in front of him was being driven by fits and starts. The driver stopped 1t every five minutes and then started again. He said that his wife became nervous and fle started out from the line in order to get ahead Of the other car. IL was a difficult matter to get back into line and he had 10 drive on the left side of the road for some distance.
 Ralph TregIia Of Stamford. charged with reckless driving. forfeited bond of s25. ]. ]. Hebor of Meriden. charged with reckless driving. for reited a bond of s25. s. F. Pitisi Of charged with the same of- fense. forfeited bond of ss5.
 Auto Crashes Into PnIc
 An automobile owned by E. D. Att