New Britain herald., 1926-03-03

beer and $ cases of the same stuff. The men were lodged in tn. New Britain police station awaiting trial.
 Like To Be The Iceman?
 Tony Simione Of Kensington, well known ice dealer in town, was fined s200 for having liquor in his pos session and for having liquor with intent to sell. Officers Hoil and Jcn- nings, investigators. testified that they purchased liquor at his home on two occasions.
 At the time Of the raid upon his home by state police officers and Berlin authorities last Saturday night, two barrels Of wine and two of cider, together with four jars Of what was claimed to be cough med icine for the children. were found.
 Attorney Lawrence Colon of New Britain represented Sin!one.
 Court Is ITnicnt
 Mrs. Isabelc Tomasone, was charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell. Mrs. Tomasone was by Attorney Henry Roche of New Britain, who TX plainnd to the court that the wo- mans husband had been injured some time ago al his work, and in order 10 keep the family together she had sold wine upon the advice of friends. She was charged with selling on four counts aud the at torncy asked tho court to take into consideration the facts in th" case and asked leniency for his client. The court Imposed q fine Of Sa0 on each count. with costs, and sus- pended judgment upon payment of costs, :24.50.
 Other Court Cases Hcarl
 1gnatz Patruski, arrested last Sat Irday on liquor law violation charges. was fined sl2j and costs after Attorney C. J. Danahcr, his counsel, had advised him to pIaal guilty.
 William Fields, arrested by the state police on January q, waa fined S1I and costs for operating an automobile without license.
 American Legion Meeting
 4 meeting Of Bolton kasica post American Legion. will hN held to evening at s o'clock at 1.c- zion hall, Kensington. Members are asked 10 escort to this meeting their mot hers. wives. sisters or sWc't- hearts. since Mrs. Lucy Edwards, state heal Of the American Legion auxiliary. will be present and will have q message for all women in torosted in the auxiliary.
 Winners Announced
 The following persons were award od the prizes at the card party held ast evening hy the k"usington League Of Women Voters: whist, adies' first, Mrs. John Sims; second, Mrs. Gallagher; third, Mrs. John Moors; mems first, Edward Alling; second. John Moore; Five Hundred, irst prizes. Mrs. r. F. Williams and Georsc F. Green; bridge, first prize, Mrs. R. DrWof.
 Mems I4yCrum Debate
 The Mems Lyceum of kens!n6ton rill hold debate at the Kensing- on Congregational church on Wed 2esday evening. March 10, at s ,'clocE. it was announced today. Members of the organization are ,skrd 10 note the change in day. made necessary by the fact thai several of the debaters would have ,ecn unable 10 be present on Mon lay. che regular date for the debate. The subject Of the argument will 10 Resolved: That Great Britain g Justified in Her Policy in the Rubber Industry" This interesting ;ubiect. which is occupying a great ,cal Of the worlds attention at the ,resent time, should attract q large number ot Kensington residents, all If whom arc invited to be present. Those taking the affirmative side oi h. question will be Clarence B' Baldwin and Leon F.. Hall. For in" negative will appear Rev. Vernon l.' phinipx. pastor of the Kensington Congregational church, and Paul G. Baker.
 At the close Of the debate it is ,xr .ctc' tNo' several members of he auI ., ..-1 be called upon for ;hort talks.
 Berlin Grange Meeting
 The meeting Of Berlin Grange ast night vas well attended and NO interesting entertainment feat lreS were offered by Mrs. George