New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Fifteen Days In Jail


 Arthur LaFlamme of New Britain was fined s1oo and costs and was sent to jail for 1 5 days, when he was found guilty of driving while under the influence of liquor, in the Berlin town court last night. LaFlamme filed an appeal. It developed in the course of the trial that he had been in court 10 times.
 Figured In Crash Nicholas Foresandi of A Albany avenue, New Britain. was found guilty of reckless driving and was fined $50 and costs. He figured in an accident on August 2l, when a car he was driving crashed into parked truck and did considerable damage. A man who was riding with him was sent to the hospital l for treatment.
 Fined For Recklcssness
 Oscar Baechetta of West More land station, New Hampshire, was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable Frank Brown after a car he was driving crashed into two other machines near the residence of Thomas Cashman on the turnpike. All three cars were damaged, but no one was injured.
 Maurice A. Malone of 27 Webster street, Hartford, was discharged upon payment of costs for reckless driving. He became mixed up with two other cars on the night of Aug ust 20
 Corn Roast on Friday
 The hot dog and corn roast Of the Warrington Community Center as- sociation, will be held on Friday aft crnoon and evening instead of Sat urday, it was stated by Emil o. Shjerden. president of the associa- ton, today. It was found that tho grounds had already been reserved for Saturday. hence the change in date.
 The affair will be absolutely free to everyone and an enjoyable time is promised A program of sports, dancing and entertainment is schcd uled and those who attend may be assured of having plenty to eat. Hot dogs, roast corn, rolls, dough- nuts and lemonade are on the bill of fare.
 The affair is in general charge of Charles F.. Pratt He has appointed the following committees: Corn. Mrs. $ Chase Coale; hot dogs, Fred Troup: doughnuts, Mrs. Emil o. IShjerden; rolls, Mrs. Charles F. Pratt; cider, Frank L. Wilcox; cof. fee, Miss Helen Rohm; marshmal- lows, Russell Gold; lemonade, Mrs. Ralph Carter; sports, Emil o. IShjerden; entertainment and danc- ing. Miss Doris Honiss. A program of sports will be car ried out, this part of the program to begin shortly after o'clock in Ithe afternoon. Croquet, horseshoe pitching and tug -o'-war are sched- uled. The corn and dog roast will be held from 5 until 7o'clock. Later there will be songs around the fire, under the leadership of Lester Dem- ing. Dancing and an entertainment program will be featured later in the evening.
 Going to Rocky Hill A delegation from Berlin grange will attend the opening of the Grange fair at Rocky Hill tomorrow night. Ii is expected that the party will be composed of a large number of local grangers, who will be en- tertained in he neighboring town.
 Angcleti Case Continued
 The case of Cosmo Angeletti Of l75 Lewis avenue, Meriden, who is held responsible for the death of Mrs. William Mccarthy and her daughter, Frances, of Boston, Mass, in an automobile accident on the turnpike July 3, was continued un- til two weeks from tomorrow night at last nights session of the Berlin | court.
 The accident occurred near the l Silver Lake inn, south of the town. A small sedan driven by Miss Frances Mccarthy attempted to pass out a large truck and crashed into Angelett's machine. killing two of tho occupsnts of the sedan and send i inT :'- '-~~ 'rs Agnes Mccarthy, i 10 the hospital.
 Son Is Born
 Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Peplau of Berlin are receiving congratulations on the birth Of son, Albert, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Peplau oc- cupy house on the old Jarvis farm