New Britain herald., 1925-06-10

read at the meeting show that total expenditures for the year amounted 10 s547.59. while receipts totalled s675.54. The treasurer's report showed healthy balance of s347.59.
 Use of the grounds and building is free to all residents of the com- munity, but 1t was voted last night that outsiders using the building be assessed s5. and should they wish the use of the grounds in addition an extra fee of s10 be added. These outside parties, in order 10 use the grounds and building, must have the recommendation of a member of the organization. There are l0S voting members in the association.
 Other officers elected last night included: Vice president Lester F. Deming; treasurer Russell C. Gold; secretary Arthur H. Bushnell*
 The following were elected to the council for term of three years: Harry E. Gould. g A. Fiske, Miss Helen L. Rohm, Lester F. Deming. Mrs. s. Chase Coale was elected for term of one year to fill a vacancy. In addition to the above elected last night, the following are members of the council: Two years, F. 0. Shjer- den, F. C. Gold, Robert SiIsby; one year, A, H. Bushnell, William Scott, C. E. Pratt, G. C. Goodwin.
 Fined For Assault
 Amanda Pomasitta and Joseph Tobacco of New Britain were fined sl5 and costs each by Judge George c. GriswoId in the Berlin town court last night on q charge of as- saulting Bonnie Coxy. Domnick J. Morella of New Britain, charged with reckless driving was fined $25 and costs. Joe Fisk of New Britain was fined BIO and costs for assault ing his wife. NJ. I.asman of Hart ford was fined $50 and costs for all legged violation of the motor vehicle law, and he appealed to the superior court. Harold Donohue of Hartford was fined s95 and costs with judg- ment suspended upon payment of costs on a charge of violating the motor vehicle law.
 Marriage Licenses
 The following marriage licenses were issued at the ohIce of the town clerk: Julius L. Rakowski, son of Mir. and Mrs Ferdinand Rakowski of Lower Lane, and Antoinette Wro- blewski. also of Lower Lane; LeRoy William Palmer of East Berlin and Jessie Abel, aslo of East Berlin. Mir. Rakowski is employed at Corbin's, New Britain. and Miss Wroblewski at the American Paper Goods Co, Mir. Palmer is employed at Travel CTS, Hartford, and Miss Abel is nurse.
 Receives Degree at Columbia
 Miss Esther D. Griswold, teacher of English in New York High School of Commerce, received recently the degree of master of arts from Co- Iumbia university, according to woru received here today. Miss Griswold graduated some years ago from Brown university and has since then taught at the New York high scnooi'
 Boy Breaks Thigh Again
 For the second time in three years Martin sodat, a Berlin lad received a broken thigh when he fell at ms home yesterday afternoon. The boy was severely injured three years ago when run over by a truck and has heen crippled since then, this being responsible for yesterdays fall ana rebrealxing of his thigh. He was all tended by pr. Matthew H. Griswold and will go 10 the hospital tomorro" morning where an X-ray Will De tax on to determine the extent of his ln-
 pr. Griswold was called this morn ing to the c. F.. Prentice Co. where Mrs. Virginia Orrechio. an emplo!e. had the tip of the index finger or her left hand taken off ey punch press. She will be able to return 10 work in a few days,
 Daughter Arrives
 A daughter was born this morning to MT. and Mrs. Tilliez in New Brit ain General hospital, Mrs. Nilliez was formerly Miss Hopte Of Ken sington.
 Mems Bible Class Meeting
 The final meeting of the season for the Mems Bible class of Berlin will be held tonight at o'clock in inc community house, Berlin street