New Britain herald., 1925-06-06

tihed that her husband Joseph Fal- cetti, was in the habit of beating her brutally. She was granted a di- vorce on grounds of intolerable cruelty and was given the custody of three children. Nair & Nair, New Britain law firm, appeared for Mrs. Falcetti.
 Decision was reserved by Judge Allyn L. Brown in the case of Thomas P. Doty of Berlin who brought suit for divorce against his wife, Margaret Doty, on grounds of assertion.
 Doty testified that his wife went around with her first husband after he, Doty. had married her in Water bury in 1919. She was alleged to have left him Tn 1920. She was married to Henry Book of Water bury. when she agreed six weeks be- fore. the divorce, to marry Doty, who was then going under the name of Frank Jones. After Doty married her she experienced a return of her first love and went back to her for mer husband clandestinely.
 Morris A. Sexton represented the plaintiff.
 Real Estate Transaction
 John R. White has sold to Albin HoEmquist four acres of land on Pennington avenue in kensington, according to a deed registered at the office of the town clerk.
 Final Committee Meeting
 The final meeting of the general Memorial Day committee will be held at the Peck Memorial library on Monday evening at s o'clock. The affairs of the committee will be brought 10 a close for the year.
 To Speak Of Drive
 All Berlin clergymen will devote a few minutes of the morning serv- ice tomorrow to the American Le- zion National Endowment fund drive, which will start in Berlin on Monday next. The churchmen will explain the purposes of the drive and will urge it's support.
 Teams and Captains Appointed
 Teams and captains for the Le- zion drive have been announced by Claude ". Stevens, chairman of the affair. Eight teams will be engaged in the work and they are as fol- Jews;
 East Berlin-James McPherson, Robert o. Clark and Mrs. Charles A. Nelson.
 Berlin-Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, captain; Donald H. Montgomery and Miss Alice Huston. Harold Ven- tres, captain; C. M.. Weldon and Mrs. John T. Molumphy. Wilfred. R. Moore, captain. Team as yet not made up.
 Kensington-Paul G, Baker, cap tain; James B. Ellsworth, Mrs Henry A. Hooker. Douglas B. De- Mers. Pasquale iGannotta, captain; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Greene. Joseph Wilson. captain: Harry E. Taylor and Mrs. George Tryon. Harry McKeon, ptain; William W. Pagan and Mrs. Ora C. Eagerly.
 These teams will cover the entire town of Berlin in the course of the drive and it is expected that the quota will be subscribed in a short time.
 Community Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Community Center associa- tion will be held on Tuesday eve | ring next at o'clock in the com munity house on Berlin street. Off cers for the coming year will be 1 elected. reports will be submitted and other business fitting and proper to come before the meeting will be transacted. This years officers are, president, Robert Silsby; secretary Russell Gold and treasurer, Arthur H. Bushnell.
 Has Head Cut Open An accident which was indirectly caused by the present heat wave occurred last evening at about ( o'clock. when Charles Brooks ot East Berlin struck his head on z rock while swimming and cut deer gash in his scalp. Eight stitches were required to close the wound Dr. M. H. Griswold attended the hoy
 Brooks, in company with severa other boys, went down to the ol' swimmin' hole to seek some relic from the intense heat. Theg c-vort' ed in tse cooling water for awhile