New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

consideration the fact that the boy was F years of age.
 Other Court Cases
 Joseph Dolianna was fined s25 and costs on a charge Of reckless driving. Upon payment of costs, s15 of the fine was rcmitted.
 Mike China was fined $50 and costs for reckless driving. He was arrested Sunday by State Policeman Faul Lavin. The state officer stat ed that Chinas manner was domi~ neering and sneering when he was asked for his license.
 Woman Fails To Appear
 Rose Scavilla Of 475 Arch street New Britain. failed to appear in court to answer 10 a reckless driv- ing charge. Her case was continued from last week. Officer Frank Brown was instructed 10 locate the woman and to bring her into court tomorrow evening. She was driving car which turned turtle on the turnpike on July 4, as she was at tempting to pass two cars abreast. She will also face a charge of driv- ing without a license when she ap- pears.
 Program Is Announced
 The Kensington League Of Wo- men Voters has issued it's program tor the remainder of this year. The coming events are the following:
 August 2S, s D. n., at the Ken sington grammar school "Educa- tion," Miss, Mary F. CrisWold, su- perintcndent of schools. Current events study.
 September s, s p. m, at the Ken sington grammar school "Govern- ment," J. Mortimer Bell
 November 10, p m., kcnsinston grammar school. Study of county Round table discus sion and current events.
 The calendars have been the cause of much favorable comment because of their unusual quality, They have been printed on wall pa per. strips fro mvarious colored rolls having been used. They are extremely neat.
 The officers of the organization are: President, Florence Griffith; vice president, Jean Hooker; first vice president, Adele D, Murray: second vice president, Amelia Green; secretary, Catherine Melee; treas urer, Rose F'itzsimons.
 The committees are as follows. membership, Florence filling, chair man: social Gladys Edgerly chair man; program, Louise Gugerty. chairman: press, Margaret Flynn.
 Stone Through Windshield.
 John Goduck of Christian Lane reported to Desk Sergeant Matthias Rival at the New Britain police sta tion last night. that the windshield of his automobile had been broken by q stone, while the automobile was parked at the rear Of the Holmes Brick company.
 Grange To Hold Fair.
 The annual fair of Berlin Grange will bo held in the hall on Damon s hill. September r., lS and 10. The committee in charge is large one and its first meeting was held last evening. The committee is com posed of the following persons:
 Mir. and Ms. Charles Nj. Weldon, Mr.' and Mrs. Edwin B. Adams, Mir and Mrs. George W. Tryon, Mrs John T. Molumphy, Mrs, Ada Wat kins. Joseph Wilson, John Hart, NIT. and Mrs. Leon G. Hall, Lyman w. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. Horace Ray mond. MT. and Mrs. Douglas De Mers, MT and Mrs James B, Els worth, Mir. and Mrs. George F Green, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Skinner, Miss Phyllis Scanning and Miss Della Grasse.
 To Return From Camp.
 The Berlin youths who have been spending the past two weeks at the Hartford County Y. NJ. C, A. camI at Woodstock will return early this evening. it is expected, Cars driver by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, S. Chase Coale and Mrs. Leland w. GWatkir left this morning for the camp ant the boys will return in the automo piles.
 The boys are Elliott and WeSle! Gwatkin. Garner c. Goodwin, Jr. William Coale, John Hodgson, liar vey Woodruff and Samuel Fiske.
 Baseball Game Tonight,
 The KensinEton Congregations church baseb1ll team will meet tht Bluebirds of New Britain this even- nx At 6.s1 o'clock on fhA diamnnd