New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Swentik Is Bound Over

Peter SWentik was found guilty of theft and was bound over to the superior court in bonds of $500, al a special session of the Berlin court before Judge George Griswold last night. Swentik was arrested in New Britain yesterday, having been sought for several weeks in connec- ton with the alleged theft of $4OO from Joe Wasso of kensington. Sam Kucz. the other man said 10 be i'm plicated is also awaiting trial in the superior court at Hartford.
 White Is Fined $5
 Harry F. White of Hartford, charged with intoxicatjon, was fined $5 and costs. He was arrested early yesterday morning after a car in which he was riding ran off a bank near the Beckley crossing on the turnpike.
 Leave For School.
 John Hodgson, son of Dr. Thomas C. Hodgson and Mrs. Hodgson, left last night foro ManIius. N. r., where he will enter the Manius school. He completed the eighth grade at the Warrington school last June and will complete his preparatory work at the New York institution.
 James J. Hart of Kensington has entered the Goddard Seminary at Barre, Vermont
 Raymond McKeon of kensington has entered Boston University at Boston, Mass,
 Miss Lois Cowlcs, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs, Sidney NJ. Cowles of Kcnsington, and Miss Blanche Johnson, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. C. Fred Johnson, also or Kensngton, will enter Wheaton col lcge at Norton, Mass.
 Will Go Fishig.
 Thomas Pagan of kensingt on, foreman at the American Paper Goods company, is enjoying his an- nual vacation. Mir Pagan expects to make several fishing trips to various parts of the state in the course of his respite from his duties.
 Bowling Time Is Near.
 The bowling season for the kcns- ing'on league is drawing near, fact emphasized by the announcement to- day of a meeting of captains of the various teams. which will be held Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of Pasquale Giannotta, Hard ing street, Kensington. It is hoped that all team captains will be pres cnt at this meeting, as date for be- ginning the leagues activities will be set at that time. A prosperous season is looked forward to and it is eN- peeled that there will be a great deal of interest in the leagues activities this year.
 Postmaster at Capcd Cod.
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles and family of kensington are enjoying a weeks stay in the Cape Cod country. During the postmaster's absence, Miss Rose Kiniry of kensington is assisting Miss Margaret Flynn in the discharge of the many duties at the office.
 Complain Of Boys.
 The fact that several East Berlin boys have been passing away their time by smashing the bulbs in the street lamps in that village has led several residents to register com plaints with the police and Officer John P. Lewis Of that district is in vestigating the occurrences.
 It is reported that he has the names of several boys who are un' der suspicion and from the authori' ties comes the warning that if thu practice is not stopped these young sters will be haled into court.
 The breakage of street lamps i! beginning to be a problem in Eas Berlin and will cost the fire distric considerable, unless something il done with regard 10 stopping tn, procedure.
 East Berlin Items
 The library will be open Wednes, day afternoon from 3;SO to o'clock and in the evening from to { o'clock for the exchange of books.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Dunn, who have been the guests of Mir. ant Mrs rA~~'c~ Woodward at theil home on Main street, left today foI Lynn Haven, Fla, where they will spend the winter. s
 The regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be held al their hall this evening,
 4 meeting of the Progressiv.