New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

rate of speed than was reasonable for the location. Judge Griswold said that the place is a bad one for per sons approaching the depot. Care should be employed in approaching taat road, he said.
 Violate Fishing Laws
 Judge Griswold announced today that there will be two cases of vio- lation Of the fishing laws to be heard next Tuesday evening. Both of the offenders are young men and it is probable that they were unaware that the laws had gone into effect, the judge said. They were found 10 be without licenses when approached by en officer.
 Real Estate Deal
 Raffaelo DiMaio has sold his farm in Berlin to Alexander and Rose Chrzamowski Of Berlin. This place is located on the Berlin East Berlin road and is composed of about 50 acres of land.
 To Build Filling station
 Charles Mott has leased his house on the turnpike in the northern part Of Berlin to Ida N. Duncan Of Hart lord. Ii is expected that q filling sta- ton will be erected on the property in the near future.
 Paid on Loans
 The town Of Berlin has paid out si5.0 coo on loans due May IS. accord ing to Town Clerk Arthur l.. Wood ruff today. It is necessary to borrow money in order 10 run some Of the towns business and these loans have just come duo. Another sum Of money will have to be paid out on June i. as loans will also come due on that date.
 Breaks Right Elbow
 David Gray. a nephew of James Thompson Of Berlin, fell few days rro and broke his right elbow while playing ball. He was attended by Dr. X. ]. Goodwin of Eensington and is reported as being much improved. He has been in this country but a short time. having recently arrived from Scotland to visit Mir. Thompson.
 Happenings In Town Today
 The ssmi-annual meeting Of the Hartford branch of the Womans Board or Missions was held today at the Berlin Congregational church. Speakers from foreign countries were present and the session lasted throughout the day.
 \ drama. Dust Of the Earth" will bc presented tonight at inc town hall hy Burriit Grange of New Britain for the benefit of Berlin Grange.
 George E. Prentice. president Of the Prentice Manufacturing company, will address a meeting Of the Mems Bible rlass of Berlin at the Community house tonight at o'clock.
 The Wonan's Home Missionary so- cicty Of the kensiNstcn Methodist church held food sale in thv church pariors this afternoon at 7 o'clock.
 Receive Handsome Present
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles M. Weldon of Ticrlin received q handsome piece of rJIt glass. inc gift of members of Ser lin Grange, at reception rendered i the couple last night In Grange hall, ] Inc occnsion being the 47th anniser- asry 1f their marriage. Mir. Weldon is a painter by trade and both he and l Mrs. Weldon arc in good health and ! active in the town affairs.
 Nacafes Ills Appeal Charles Umicioli. vho was sent enc l I'd to seven days in jail hy Judge Gris- 1 void last week. and who appealed his | to the superior court, has va !! rated the appeal and has gone to jail. ! He was arrested on May 4 on a charge | nf driving while under the influence ] Df liquor. The arrest was made by | -onstabIes Brown and Vcntres at Inc , top of Damon's hill. after the man had | nearly crashed into several cars on his I say mp the hill.
 Recovering From Operation
 Mrs. Raymond Williams of Ken sington. who underwent a serious op- ration at the New Britain general l capital recently, is reported as being much improved. The operation was performed by Dr. A. J. Goodwin of and Dr. l.. T. Fronren Of Few Britain.
 Ai@siin. Her Parents
 Mrs H. T.. Hamilton of Last ';an=c. <. J.. arrived iu iowa IaSt tight for a .isit of a few weeks with ger parents. f'0s master and Mrs. E. '. Couies of EeHsinCion. Accom- 'anyins her was her son, William. 4