New Britain herald., 1925-10-21

Deming; registrar, Mrs Elizabeth j.
WickWlre; historian, Miss Marjorie
Moore; advisory board, Mrs. Leland
w. Gatkin, Mrs. Frank B. Woods
Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske: program
committee, Mrs Elizabeth J. Wick
wire, Mrs. Russell S. Gold, Miss
Emily S. Brandegee; conservation
and thrift: Mrs. Charles B. Glover;
patriotic education, Mrs. Sidney M
Cowles revolutionary relics. Mrs.
Thomas c. Hodgson, flag, Mrs. Har-
old W. Epson; u. A. +. magazine,
Mrs. Mortimer l.. Rhodes; trustees
of Christian Lane cemetery, Mrs
Sidney NJ. Cowles, Mrs. Francis
Deming, Miss Marjorie Moore, Frank
l.. Wilcox, Harold w. Epson.
Membership On Increase.
The kcnsington League OF Won
en- Voters has experienced steady
increase in membership since its
founding and now boasts of roster
bearing the names OF CT women. The
list Of members is as follows:
Mrs, Fred Crane, Mrs. Ralph A.
Wooding, Mrs. r. DeWolfe, Mrs,
Percy Wellcs, Mrs. Frederick l..
Peck, Mrs. Matthew II. Griswold,
Mrs. Harry Durham. Mrs, Ed
ward Alling, Mrs. George Griffith,
Mrs. Ora c. Edgerly, Mrs. Edward
]. Lardner. Mrs. Charles +. Erick-
son, Miss Winitred Spooner, Mrs,
Mary Carey, Mrs. Hannah Pagan
Mrs. Claude w. Stevens. Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Stevens, Mrs. Peter Warren,
Mrs. c. Fred Johnson, Mrs. James
3. Ellsworth.
Mrs. Leon I; Alling, Miss Kath-
crime Roche. Mrs. John eastman,
Miss Joan Murray, Miss Katherine
Murray, Miss Adele D. Murray.
Mrs. Charles Goodale. Mrs. Charles
Slater, Mrs. John A. Moore, Mrs. Il.
s. White, Miss Katherine Ryan. Miss
Phyllis SEEMING, Miss Katherine
McGee Mrs. Lewis bradbury, Mrs.
Raymond Williams, Mrs. John Ross,
Mrs. Douglas DeMers, Mrs. ". j..
Hames, Mrs. George Tryon, Miss
Carrie Bauer Miss Pauline Bauer,
Miss Loretta McKeon. Miss Mar
guerite Carlo, Miss Elizabeth Do
herty, Miss Mabel Giannotte.
Mrs. X. NJ. Hill, Mrs. Edgar Ives,
Mrs. Marion OConnelI, Mrs. Oscar
Holmquist, Mrs. H. II. Raymond.
Mrs. Henry Hooker, Mrs. Pasquale
Giannotta. Mrs. Harry A. McKeon,
Mrs. Clarence r. Baldwin, Miss Rose
Fitzsimons, Mrs. A. Chamberlain,
Mrs. George f. Greene. Mrs. Charles
f. Sharp, Miss Ethel Whitney, Mrs.
L. X. Whitney, Mrs. William W.
Fagan, Miss Margaret Flynn. Mrs.
Paul G. Baker, Miss Josephine Fa-
gan. Mrs. Allie J. Goodwin, Mrs, E.
J. Gugerty aud Miss Beatrice Neal.
Fines Amount To $40.
4 total of $40 was meted out In
fines al last nights session Of the
Berlin town court, Judge George
G. Grswold bearing down severely
on two men convicted Of violating
the liquor law.
Morris Persky Of Hartford was
charged with transporting liquor and
he was assessed 5000 and costs and
was given a suspended Jail sentence
Of 30 days. He was arrested on the
turnpike last week by State Officer
Michael Smith, after so gallons of
alleged alcohol was found in his ma
chine.
Joe santora Of Hartford was also
fined 5000 and costs and given q
suspended Jail sentence OF so days
for transporting liquor. He was
also arrested by Officer Smith.
Denny Limon of Meriden paid $40
and costs for the privilege of beng
caught speeding on the turnpike.
Miss Gregory Entertained
Miss Mildred Gregory was enter
tanned last evening at the Worth
ington Community house by large
party of friends. the occasion being
her birthday. Guests were present
from Kensington, New Britain and
Berlin. Dancing was enjoyed and
re freshments were served. Miss
Gregory received several gifts.
Real Estate Transactions
Several real estate transactions of
interest to Berlin people have been
recorded at the office of the town
clerk during the past week,
Henry ]. Foiren has sold 10 Mario
Graziano and Lulsa GraZiano a
house and lot on the south side OF
Langdon Lane.
George A. Quigley has sold 10
Henry j. Foiren lot No. 10 en- the