New Britain herald., 1925-09-30

Hippo was involved in an acci- dent on September II, when his car left the road near tho BeCklcy Cross | ing after narrowly missing col lisiou with the gate keepers shack at tho crossing and crashing through 1 the guard fence at the edge of the claypit, He was arrested by Officer Orville Ventres. Ho was not injured after the accident although his car was almost totally destroyed.
 Other Gases Heard
 Alex Konick of New Britain was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving. His machine struck q car marked near the Berlin Savings bank on Sunday last, causing considerable damage. The other machine was
 owned by Albert Giacomina of New
 Haven.
 Charged with reckless driving
 and driving without a license, Her
 hert pollack of Somerville, Mass,
 was found guilty on both counts , being fined $25 on the first and $lO
 on the second. together with the costs of the court. Ten dollars ot
 the reckless driving fine Was later
 remitted by the judge.
 Joseph E. Catrona of Gracey ay'
 enue. Meriden, was fined $40 aud costs for reckless driving, Officer
 Frank Brown chased him for about two miles on the turnpike sunday I evening. after he had refused tc
 bring his car to g halt when the or . fcer rcw his westle.
 Tony Sappetta of New Haven wal z fined $3n and costs for reckless drlV ing, He figured in an accident Il Kcnsington on September ?, whel - his machine struck a bakers truck F belonging to Louis Notoro of N'y Britain. Considerable damage wa l. done 10 both vehicles, Attorn" | Spliptta of New Haven, clerk of lh il city court of Now Haven rcpresouto r. Sappct'a
 P Must Register BcehNes
 Berlin hpekeepers must reglS'' 8 with Town Clerk Arthur L. WOOD l. ruff before the close of business tc ;s morrow afternoon it was announce n today. A state law requires that To Ipcl,cerers shall make registration es statns the number of hives the
 maintain.
 ge There are about Is beekeepers 'c the town of Berlin and some of thel ic have alrcady registered for the ne, es year. Those who have not done ls are notified of the time limit D. Must Continue Case
 , Another continuance in the ca' ed of Cosmo Angelctti of Meride to charged with criminal negligence, It a result of an accident on the turl P, nike on July 3. which resulted a. inc death of Mrs William McCartl ny .an1 her daughter, Frances, Of Ro
 ion. Mass. will have 10 be talk
 when the court session Convenes [ ct. morrow evening, the date set for tl ot trial Prosecutor Charles r. le" ol has received telegram from to ',1 ton stating that Miss Agnes McCa 70 ,hy. one of tho principal witness nd is now confined 10 hospital the lth for an indefinite period.
 lil, Thc Berlin prosecutor said tod cd, that il will probably be at least lay ,month before the case can be hea VII, Ias Miss McCarthy's testimony will lal of vital importance. She was recel by lv discharged fro mthe Meriden h' eet ritaI after having been pate ars thcre since the accident. in Whl cu- she was seriously injured, her 'ol- having been dcspaired ot Tor UT ain If was thought that the trial co' on- he held tomorrow night until
 telegram announcing these lat
 complications arrived.
 rn- AngcIctti has been out on boi car since inc accident, which occur ant near tho Silver Lake Inn and l q volved a truck, the Mccarthy set rlin and Angefetti's machine. Angel md was to- blame for the accident der deaths, according to the finding also the coroner.
 of Neichbors' Night Al Grange
 Members of four visiting Gran
 will be present at the meeting . Berlin Grange next Tuesday even
 October s. when the local organ ton will hold a "Neishbors' Nj
 in the hall on Damcn's Hill drgf srahges lo ps FepI esSl''.u "t ak.. wethershsld, Plymouth, southinl soft. and Plainville, and each grange tonic he held esnnnsil,le for q mart of