New Britain herald., 1924-05-02

brought William Zigmond of Berlin up before Judge Griswod in the Ber- lin town court last night on a charge Of breach of the peace. He was lined sa5 and costs. Judge GrisGold stat cd that he gave him heavy fine be- cause the man has appeared in the New Britain police court several times on the same count and once on charge of non support.
 There was disturbance at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Zismond last Wednesday night and Mrs. Zigmond communicated with Constable Frank Brown. It seems that an argument which had started on Monday night was in full swing. Tho children had started the whole business. Zigmond has been married before and has chill dren. Mrs. Zigmond has also been married before and also has children which she brought to their home when they were married. Since their marriage several more children have arrived. The quarrel, as far as could be learned, was over the question Of who had the "riehts.
 Mrs. zigmond originally preferred a charge of assault against her husband, but she failed to mention it in her testimony on the stand last night and it was stricken from the original charge. She seemed extremely anSi- ous to have her husband committed to jail. In the opinion Of the judge she was as bad as her husband and Mir. Griswold told her so.
 Against Uniform Dues
 Members of Court Mattabesset. Foresters of America, expressed themselves as being against the pro- posed amendment to the general laws of tho order in this state regarding the making Of uniform dues through cut Connecticut. The proposal did not meet with favor when put 10 a Scte last night and the delegates to the state convention have been so instructed.
 The report of the committee for the recent boxing bout was submit ted and it was found that the affair was distinct financial success. The committee in charge of the fair on May 21, 22. 2S and s4 also reported shat everything is in readiness for this event. Orchestras have been secured and it was announced that different orchestra will furnish music for danc- ing each evening.
 There will also he a variety Of en- tertainment. it having been secured from Hartford, Mcriden and New Britain. Many novelty features will be introduced into the carnival and it is expected that if will be one Of the most successful ever held.
 Anniversary Committee Meeting
 A meeting of the anniversary com mittce of the kensington Congrega- tional church will he held tonight at s o'clock daylight saving time. at the home of Paul c. Baker of Kcnsing- ton. This committee has charge Of arrangements for the celebration in honor Of tho 15oth anniversary of ihe building of the present church in llensington. Work will be started on the affair, although it will not be ob- served until December.
 East Berlin Items.
 The local members Of the Boy Scouts will attend meeting of their troop at Berlin this evening.
 Joseph wethcreIl and family have moved from Main street to South Farms. Middlctown.
 The Junior ball team will play their second game of the season Sat- urday, when they will cross bats vith the west Cromwell grammar school team.
 Charles Lewis. tax collector. will be at Coles store Saturday. May q. from 1880 10 3 o'clock for tne col lection of taxes in this part of the tovn.
 The annual meeting of the East Berlin Library association vill be held al the library room Tuesi.S eve ming, May 6. al s o'clock. daylight saving lime. for the election of ofri- cers and any other business proper 10 come before said meeting.
 Miss Myra Gibbs of Waterbury is spending a few days as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Rich at their home on Main street.
 E. Q. Clark will entertain tho members of the New Britain Rotary club at supper tonight at the Metho- dist church. Following the supper