New Britain herald., 1925-10-28

court this morning, Judge william
]. Malone fined him $3.50 and costs
on a charge OF transportation.
Bernadino Sandinio was fined $50
and costs on a charge OF violation
of the liquor laws at his home
where Thomas was captured. SAN
dinio was charged with possession.
Anthony Gabraitis OF Dsdley
street also fell a victim to the raid
Ing squad last night, when about a
gallon OF intoxicant was found at
his home. lie was fined 5000 and
costs this morning by Judge Malone.
WIN Care For Cemeteries
Decision was reached last night
by the West Cemetery association
so that the old North. South and
Stearns street cemeteries will be
cared for by the association. The
association was requested by the
city council to consider the matter
as the cemeteries had begun TO be
neglected and the city was without
the means of caring for them. Ar
rangement was accordingly sought
and a payment will be made to the
association by the city for taking
the matter in charge.
Present New Play
"White Gold" was ably present
ed for its premiere last night at the
Community thcatSr. depicting vivid
ly the trials and tribulations OF an
Australian sheep raiser during
drought, The much prayed for
rain arrives In time to save the sit
uation after an eternal triangle has
arisen and has threatened to sep
arate husband and wife. Edward
Farrell as the husband played his
role in convincing fashion. The
production will go to Broadway aft
er another performance tonight
here.
Laying Gas Pipe
Preparations are being made for
the laying OF the new high pressure
gas main Of the Bristol and Plain
Vile Electric Co. to Plainville by
the way OF Pine street and big pipes
are being transported to the thor
oughfare through which the line
will pass. The additional service to
PlainVille means big advantage
for the Pine street section also,
where many places have been with
out gas service.
| Last Week For Assessors
Penalties of 10 per cent will be
added to all tax lists not filed with
the board of assessors OH or before
November l. according to an an
nouncement from the assessment
office today. The board has re-
ceived a large percentage Of lists
but the members believe that many
lists remain to be filed.
Riley Speaks Tonight
Charles r. Riley Of the Horton
Mfg. Co., will speak tonight at the
first Of the series OF talks under aus
pieces of the Bristol club at the Elks
club house on manufacturing topics.
Mr.. Riley will speak on Methods OF
Manufacture in the Horton Plant"
At the next luncheon event, another
manufacturer will speak. Dinner
will be served at $50 o'clock and
the program has been arranged so
that those who wish to attend the
showing Of white Gold" at the
Community theater may be able to
do so without curtailing the club
program.
Concert at Community Theater
The concert by the Metropolitan
Concert quartet tomorrow night in
the Community theater under the
auspices of the Fellowcraft club and
the Eastern Star, bids fair to be one
of the outstanding musical events OF
this season. Assisting the members
Of the quartet will be an accompan-
/ list and reader, both prominent ar
fists Of New York city. Following Is
the program, following the rendi-
/ ton of which there will be q dance
program in the gymnasium of the
high school with music by Sand
strom's orchestra.
Car Sewers Pole
A heavy telephone pole laden with
electric light transformers was brok-
en- off at the base and was left sus-
pended by guy wires when an au-
! tomobile, owned and driven by
Domonick Royals OF Terryville col
lided with ii early this morning.
The front of tho oar a sedan ,voc
pushed back even with the floor
board and was total wreck.
Royals and his companion were
rushed to the Bristol hospital where
they were given treatment and were
later taken TO their homes.
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