New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-05

He was arrested by Officer Or
vile Ventres late Sunday night. after
the officer had been called to the
Stiles and Reynolds Brick yard,
where it was claimed that Cote was
creating a disturbance.
To Hear Rev. Mr.. Anderson
Rev. William II. Anderson. pastor
Of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, New Britain, will be the
principal speaker at the annual
banquet of the East Berlin Com
munity club. 1t was announced to-
day. Rev. Mr.. Alderson's subject
has not been announced, but his
listeners may rest assured that his
talk will be OF great interest. Rev.
Mr.. Anderson, while not a resident of
this vicinity for great while, has
become we'll known and it is expect
ed that he will receive an entllu-
siastic reception upon his appear
ance in East Berlin tomorrow night
as the guest of the Community club.
Charge Cruelty To Animals
Seldom in the history of Berlin
has a man come before the bar of
Justice to plead guilty or not guilty
to a charge Of cruelty to animals, n
record of which the town may we'll
be proud. There will be a case OF
this description before Judge George
Griswold tonight, but the offender is
not a Berlin man. He is Joseph
Quasnick of II Oak street, New
! Britain.
Quasnck was arrested last night
| by Constable Frank Brown of Ber-
! lin and Thomas J. Fccney of New
! Britain on a warrant issued by the
| Berlin authorities. It was at the
request of an agent for the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Ami
mails that the warrant was issued
and Constable Brown stated today
! that he was ignorant of the facts Of
the case.
stevens Confined 10 Home
Claude w. Stevens, master of Der
lin Grange and former state senator
in the legislature is confined to his
! home, having sustained an affection
of the leg, which will not permit
him TO walk. 1t is reported that the
illness Is not Of an extremely scrl-
Gus nature and that Mr.. Stevens
will probably he able to resume his
duties at the Stanley Works, New
. / ,t,, chart fiD1n
Grange Meeting Tonight
Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. pastor OF
tho Kcnsington Congregational
church, will deliver the address OF
the evening at a meeting of Berlin
Grange, scheduled for this evening
in the han on Damon's hill. The
subject chosen by Rev. Mr.. Phillips
is, Looking Ahead Into the New
Year" which promises to be inter
cstng.
In tho course Of the evening Miss
Ruth Skinner will offer scVcra'
piano solos and Mrs. Edward J
Gugerty will favor with readings. Al
the close of the meeting dancing viii
I've enjoyed. music being furnishet
by the Grange orchestra.
The program was TO have beer
prepared by Mr.. Stevens, but due &c
his illness, he was unable to ar
range the details. Mrs. George w
Tryon. lecturer of the organization
substituted for the master in secur
ing the speaker and the other fea
lures.
Anderson TO Present Trophy
Harry Anderson of Hartford
chairman of the Physical Worl
committee of the Hartford Count,
Y. NJ. C. A., will present the Spald
ing baseball trophy to the Eas
Berlin baseball team at the annua
BANQUET of the East Berlin Com
munitv club. in recognition of tn
fact that the team was declare
champion of the Hartford count
league at the close of last season.
II Is expected that $50 member
of the club will be present at I'll
banquet tomorrow night All mem
hers of tho baseball team have bee
urged TO be In attendance, in vic'
of the fact that the trophy will b
presented at that time.
II will be the biggest affair in tn
history of the club. while one res
dent has gone farther than this
saying. "lrn be the biggest tim
East Berlin has had in the pa!
thuttv years"
Athletic Club Meeting
4 A meeting Of the Kensington All
letic club win be held tonight at