New Britain herald., 1924-09-25

here for about 25 years. He has relatives and many friends in town.
 Must Pay Fines.
 Simon Cherniak, of A Windsor Avenue, Meriden, who was sen fenced to 30 days in jail and fined AOO and costs by Judge. George Griswold in the Berlin town court in May on a charge of failure to stop and assist. was released from the sentence, but was ordered to pay the fine in the superior court at Hartford yesterday. Because of his age, 19, he was released from the sentence.
 Cherniak was involved in an acci- dent on the turnpike on May z at midnight. in which S. B. Doolittle of Wethersfield was seriously injured, when the car, which was struck by Cherniak's machine, turned over in the ditch. It is alleged that Cher niak did not stop to find out if any, one was hurt.
 Mir. Doolittle has instituted a suit for $25,000 damages and alleges that his jaw and cheekbone were frac-y tured, and that, as result of his injuries, he has partial paralysis of his right hand, his face is per- manently disfigured and he is in- capacitated from following his oc- cupation, that of instructor of manual training.
 Delegates to Convention
 Notices were received in town to- day regarding the republican pro- bate convention which will be held at the Burritt Hotel, New Britain, on Saturday evening. The session is scheduled to begin at o'clock. Willis l. Savage, Elmer w. Stearns, Harry E. Taylor and Pasquale Giannotta will attend as delegates from Berlin. It is expected that Henry c. Deming of the republican town committee, and several other prominent republicans from Berlin will also attend.
 To Launch Campaign
 The Worthington Community Gen. ter association will soon launch the annual fall campaign for members, a project that has been successful each year. There are now about 140 members in the association and 1t is the aim to secure the membership of all residents of the Worthington district.
 The printed programs containing the list of activities for the season are now in the hands of the printer and will be ready for distribution, It is reported that an exceptionally busy winter is planned by the club.
 Bowling League Meeting
 A meeting of the Kensington bowling league will be held in the T. A. B. hall tomorrow night at o'clock. Pasquale Giannotta. com mander Of Bolton Kasica, American Legion, has been chosen president of the association and there are about eight teams, representing several organizations and factories, entered in the league this season. The exact date for beginning the winters hos tilities has not been announced, as final plans have not yet been made by the organization.
 East Berlin Items
 The regular mid-week service will be held at the Methodist church this 1 evening at the usual hour.
 Further plans are being made for the four nights fair to be given by the East Berlin Improvement con- pany at the Athletic hall commence Ing Tuesday evening, October 2S. An entertainment followed by dane ing will be enjoyed the first three evenings. On the last evening, a masquerade dance will be held and the prizes will be dis tributed.
 The local members Of Bottom Kasica post. American Legion, will attend a meeting at Kensington this evening.
 The Modern Woodmen will hold their next meeting at the Athletic | building Thursday evening. October 1 2. .-e
 The ladies of the Sacred Heart | church will hold their second whist social of the series to be given in l the church parlors next Monday evening. Miss Mclnerney will enter ! tain and all are invited to attend.
 At the meeting of the Community | club, held Wednesday evening, fur l