New Britain herald., 1925-06-30
kcnsington Youths Fined

Claude Stevens, Kermit Stevens and Carlton Hagen, three Kensing- ton youths, were haled into the FL lington court yesterday afternoon and were fined as result of d dis turbance at Crystal lake early Sun day morning. Three other young men were also fined in connection with the same affair.
 The case was tried yesterday aft ernoon at o'clock before Justice of the Peace Harrison l.. Hamilton of The three kensington young boys pleaded nole contendere to their charges. The Stevens youths were charged with breach of the peace and were fined $7 each. Hazeu was charged with driving an automobile while under the inf1u- cnce of liquor, in addition 10 the breach of the peace charge. He was fined S1oo on the first count and g. on the second
 The other three defendants, Ed ward Joray, Everett Skinner and Walton Skinner, were charged with breach of the peace. 5oray was dis- charged, while the Skinner boys were fine S7 each. The Skinner boys took an appeal.
 The defendants were represented by Daniel ]. Mccarthy. Grand Juror Henry Peyer prosecuted the case.
 Recommend | SC Of Flags
 Tho placing Of flags along Berlin street in the same manner as they are displayed along Main street in New Britain and among the princi- pal streets of many other New Eng land cities is being recommended by the Worthington Community Center association and letters to that ef- feet have been sent to residents Of the community by a committee con- slsting of Fred S Troup and Emil .. ShjcrJcn.
 The flags will be purchased by the residents and will be placed in front of their property al intervals Of 40 feet along Berlin street, between the sidewalk and the curb if they agree to the proposition. The flags, con- plete, with pole and halyards, will be furnished by the association at q small cost. It is hoped that they may be ready for display upon July 1,
 Waiting Until the Fourth
 Berlin youths are withholding their excitement and are impaticntly biding their time un;il Saturday dawns. This year has been qui@t so far much more quiet than others have been as July has approached The premature celebrations have been few and far between.
 The board Of sclectmen have is- sued warning against the discharge of fireworks before the day set and offenders will be halrd into court if any are found. which seems doubt full. Although several of Berlin s stores are displaying attractive as sortuuents of fire crackers and other noise makers the children are silent ly waiting until the day arrives when they may let loose with all vigor.
 St. Paurs Church Notes
 Banns of marriage were published for the first time Sunday between Marcello Saparito and Rose Occhi.
 The members of the church will hold festival on the church lawn tonight. Many interesting features have been arranged and there will be a large supply of good things 10 eat
 Sacred Heart devotions will be held on Friday morning at 5, : and 7:3O o'clock,
 Rev. W. D. Casey, assistant al St. Paul's church, has recovered from a recent operation which he : underwent al St. Francis hospital Hartford.
 Large Docket Tonight A heavy docket is expected in the
 Berlin town court tonight. State policemen have made large num- Der Of arrests in the course of the
 past week and the local officers have also contributed 10 the list oi ! cases.
 It is expected Aat the case oI
 John Frankowitz of Kensington charged with assault with a dan. gerous weapon on the person of JohT Krachiel of New Britain on Sunda,
 last, Eill be heard tonight, It uai