New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

program Will De furnished by the children of Grangers. A committee consisting of Mrs Harold Ventres and Mrs. Annie MoIumphy will be in charge of arrangements.
 Special Town Meeting.
 A special meeting Of the voters of tAe town of Berlin will be held in the town hall on Friday evening at o'clock to consider the purchase oi additional land for the Percival school at a cost Of s1,200. This prop- osltion has been advanced by the school board and action will be taken at the meeting.
 Hade Five in Coupe
 Tony Triconi of 9 Albany avenue New Britain, was given a warning for overcrowding his small coupe when he appeared in the Berlin town court last night on a charge or reckless driving. He was arrest ed last Saturday afternoon on the turnpike by Constable John P. Lewis, At that time the car, driven by Triconi, contained five people. including himself. He was dis charged by the court last night after being given a warning.
 DisapproNes Dealers Methods
 Henry Skogland of 56 Prospect street. Now Britain was discharged by the court last night after evil dence had been heard in his case. He was arrested a few nights ago by Officer OrviIle Ventres, the charge of driving a machine equipped with illegal lights being lodged against him. skogand ex- plained that he recently purchased his car from a New Britain automo- bile concern and that the company had secured his registration for him, telling him that the car was in proper condition for use He stated that he was unaware that the lenses with which the headlights of the car were equipped were illegal The court did not take kindly to the methods employed by dealers when securing registrations for GUS toners, and it is expected that the matter will be taken up with the motor vehicle department.
 Nillcr's Case Is Nollcd
 The ease of J. R. Miller of v Rob erts street. New Britain, was noIled at the request of the prosecutor when Miller appeared to answer to charge of driving car equipped with illegal lights.
 Grange Memorial Night
 Memorial Night" was observed in a fitting manner by Berlin grange last night. An extensive and appro- priate program was carried out, the details having been arranged by Mrs, George Tryan. the lecturer ot the organization, to whom mlch credit is due for her work. The program was as follows;
 Vocal trio selection, The Vacant
 Chair" ..~...,.M Mrs. R. Will
 Hams. Mir. and Mrs George Tryon Prayer and Twenty-third Psalm.
 ............... NJ.
 weldon. chaplain Of the grange Solo. Nearer. My God. 10 Thee
 ...............Mrs. Ora Edgorly Reading, In Flanders Fieid'..''
 .... Mrs. Annie Molumpy Solo, "Lethe" .A.,,..'. .-.....''
 Mrs. Raymond Williams Memorial Address. ....,,..''..'''
 Worthy Master Claude w. stevens Decoration of the Altar r,.'.'..'''
 .......The Three Graces Solo. "Onc swectly Solemn
 Thought. ".....Mrs Ora EdSer'S Reading, Crossing the Bar -
 ..,.... Mrs Edwin E. Adams Hymn. Father, We Rest in Thy
 Love" ......,,...'' | ne e'""s Renediction by the chaplain.
 There was a large gathering at the meeting and the program was much enjoyed. Flowers for decora- t,ve purposes were furnished by MrS' George B. Carter.
 Supper a Success
 There was large atterIahce at the supper held last night in the community house by the Junior En- deavor society of the Berlin Congre- gational church and the affair was voted a decided success. \ social time followed and games were played.
 special Court Session
 A special session Of the town court Wtil be held tomorrow evening,