New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

costs. He was arrested by the state police after being involved in an automobile accident on the turn pike on Aug. 3l. He was repre- sented by Attorney Griffith of Hart ford.
 Cases Are Continued.
 The case of Robert Jameson, ne gro, arrested Sunday evening on the turnpike after he had crashed into two cars, was continued until Sep tember 22, when he appeared in the Berlin town court last evening. He is charged with reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor, Jameson halls from Hart ford.
 The case of William Hippo vas also continued, the date set being September 29, Hippo dove off a bank on the turnpike in his car over the weekend and Is held for reckless driving.
 Gustayus Warren.
 Gustalus Warren. a life long resi- dent of Kensington, died at his home yesterday afternoon after 8 lingering illness. He was 52 years of age,
 Mir. Warren was horn in Kensing- ton June 1f. 1878, son of Norman Woodruff Warren and Frances Up son Warren, He had lived in the town practically all his life and was for many years, employed at the Berlin Construction company all though he retired about 3 year ago on account of poor health, He was crans association and was a member of the Berlin Home Guards during the World War He was not married.
 He made his home in Kensington with his sister, Miss Bertha E, War ren. who survives him, He is also survived by q brother. Norman W. Warren of Montreal. Canada. Tuner al arrangements, in charge of R. c. Porter's Sons, are incomplete, awaiting the arrival of Mir, Warren { brother from Canada,
 Championship Game Saturday.
 The deciding game of the cham pionship series between the All kenslngtons and the Cprbin Red Soy will be played on Saturday after noon at 2:1S o'clock at the Perci- yll avenue field, This game will at tract a large delegation both from Kensngton and New Britain since the winner will be the champion team Of the city of New Britain. Each outfit has one game 10 it's credit and each team is keeping in trim for the decisive test on Satur- dar.
 IL is expected that husses will con Ney New Britain fans 10 the game. Manager r. J. Buckley of the kens- ington team has called practice for G:3o o'clock tomorrow night and he stated today that work will be start cd at that hour. sharp. He expressed q desire to have all members of the squad present
 Leave For Virginia.
 Garvey Molumphy, son of Mrs, John. T, Molumphy of Berlin, left to- day for Staunton, Virginia, where he will enter the staunton Military acSdemv for the coming year,
 Walter Root of East Berlin has entered 8 New York city medical school.
 Entertainment Takes We'll
 The entertainment arranged by Leslie Watkins and presented dur ing the lecturers hour at the Der lin Grange meeting last night, was highly interesting and showed much work on the part of those in the cast. The entertainment was in the form of musical comedy. featur- ing young women from East Berlin, who rendered many pleasing songs in practiced manner
 MT. Watkins took the part of Grandpa and Mrs. John r. Lewis, that of Grandma. The lawn in front or home was represented and the girls were making merry at a lawn party when the old couple arrived 10 pay them 8 visit.
 Those in the cast were Leslie Wat. lIins, Mrs, John P. Lewis, Minnie Kahms, Evelyn cudahy, Dorothy sugenhime, Miriam North, Mrs Royal Holmes. Mrs. Max sugan. hime furnished the piano accompsn- iment for the songs A large au- diencs vas present to witness ths performance, which took place after the regular Grange meeting.