New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

"ltttt, -\HN lptlLdll, MdS dIffStCu- ny Officer Thomas Fccney of that city last night for the Berlin police, on q charge of drunkenness and breach of tho peace. He will be arraigncd in the BorIin court tonight.
 It is believed that Frederick is a companion of Joe Dobkowsky. who wGs arrested on tho same charges at Coles store last Tuesday evening. CosiC is believed 10 have been with him, but to have made his escape.
 Will Hear Interesting Tall,
 Members of Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, have been invited to hear q talk on Old Silver, 10 be giv- on at a meeting Of Esther Stanley of New Britain today. It was expected that several from Ser lin would be in attendance al the meeting in New Britain.
 Meeting Is Not Held
 Tho meeting of Bolton kasica post, American Legion, and the Ladies Auxiliary, which was schcd- ulad for last evening at the Legion hall, konsingt on, was postponed in definitely because of the snow storm.
 Buckley Chosen Manager
 P. ]. Buckley has been elected of the All-kcnsington base bail team for tine coming year. He will be assisted by Edward d., Moore and il is expected that they will arrange for an rarly appearance of the squad on tho diamond this year. Plans call for workout of tho team inc oar!v part of April so that the squad may g". right into th2 bat'l" from inc start,
 4 Mioher held by the Kcnsington itht.,ic club on Tuesday evening was devoted to talking over baseball plans and making further arrange mnnts for the appearance at Forest IS hal of the Rangers minstrel ,oUD of New Britain, under the aus Hicci Of inc Athletic club, It is cX- n"r;ci Ina. tho affair will he well attended. as the famo of the Ranger shows nas spread far and wide. John imirg is directing the production hi. ye"r.
 Case Again Continued
 Tna caso of Milk" JacOwicH of Bccl5loy, charged with cruelty to which was scheduled for trial in the Berlin town court last night, was again postponed on ac- rount oi tho heavy snowStorm. It is expected that the action will bo tried this evening at 7:@O o'clock before Judge George G. Griswold, unless something unforeseen occurs.
 JacoWicz was placed under arrest iy Officer Orvillc Ncn- tres, after rrprcSl nations of the Society For The Prevention of rl.cl'y to Animals had Investigated coalitions a, lacowicz's farm and had recommended that he be halcd into court. r is alleged that S2 head or cattle kept hy the farmer were being starved. lIo will explain matters to Judge GrisWold.
 Prosecutor Charles r, Lewis will argue tho case for the state and At crncy II. II. Milkowitz of New Brit ain will appear for JacowiCz.
 Tournament Is Postponed
 The weekly card tournament, scheduled for last night by the T. A. B. society, was postponed on account of the deep snoWs and it has been decided to hold tho event on Thurs day evening, February IS at s o'clock. It is expected that there will be an interesting card of events for that evening. Several teams from New Britain will tako part in the setback matches, while Griff's team from the American Paper Goods company. will match up against a Tabs team Tn a champion ship contest. Tho I'pstrcets will bat tic the Downstrcets for Forty-Five honors. There will probably be . large gallery in attendance, as the tournaments have been attracting a great deal of attention in town.
 St. paul'S Whist
 X whist and social for the benefit of St. Paurs R. C. church, Kensing- ton, will he held at Forcsters' hall '.cXt Thursday evening, beginning at s o'clock. A varied program of en- will he furnished and it is expected that dancing will also be enjoyed by those who do not desire 0 play cards. Further details re- yarding this event will be announc- ad later.