New Britain herald., 1926-06-23

pay S2,OQO year on bonds begin nlng in 1928, it is felt that this amount will so long way toward meeting the obligation if such a condition exists each year. This surplus will probably allow for payment on tbe bonds without nc- cessitating a raise in inc rate.
 Truck Driver Fined
 Robert Dussault, Springfield truck driver. was fined $200 and costs of $S0.1O and was given q suspended jail sentence Of 30 days by Judge George GriswoId in the Berlin town court last evening. Dussault was charged with trans porting liquor in excess of five gal Ions.
 The driver was arrested early in the morning on Friday last by State Policeman Thomas J. White on the turnpike short distance north of the Silver Lake inn. In the truck were found no two dozen cases of beer and 10 50-gaI- lon barrels of beer.
 The officer was on duty along the pike when he noticed the heavily laden vehicle headed north. His suspicious were aroused and the driver was ordered 10 stop. The H- quor was discovered and the driver was taken to the New Britain po- lice station.
 In last Fridays Herald 1t was stated that the truck was one of fleet operated by Bill Kneeland, 1t was learned today that the truck did not belong to Bill Kneeland, but to his brother. Frank, who also operates a trucking business. DussauIt is from Chicopce.
 Clergyman Receives Degree
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor of the Konsington Congregational church. today received his degree Of B. D. from the Yale Divinity school, where he has been pursuing q course of study for the past sew eral years. Rev. Mir. Phillips is graduate of Oterbein college. Wes- terville. Chic. He has been a stu dent at Yale for the past three years. In 1924 he was called 10 he. come pastor of the Knnsington church and he accepted the duties. |
 During the past two years he has been carrying on his studies at the 1 Yale Divinity school in addition 10 his work at tho church. Rev. Mir | Phillips plans to continue his | graduate work at Yale and he will f enroll for q special course in the | fall.
 Fine Is Reunited
 Harold Bushnell of Middletown | was fined $10 and costs in the Der lin town court last evening on a charge Of speeding. The fine was later remitted upon payment of the costs of court.
 sunday School Picnic
 The annual picnic of the Sunday school of the Berlin Congregational ! church will be held at Elizabeth park, Hartford, on Saturday of this week. The children will leave the church at 10 o'clock in the morn- ing in private cars and special | busses secured for the occasion. In | the course of the day q program of games and sports will be carried l out and q basket lunch will be | served at noon.
 Give Play Tonight
 All is in readiness for the pres of the play "Yimmy Y Yohnson's Yob," under the auspices of Berlin Grange in the hall on Damon's Hill tonight. Members of 1 Meriden Grange will be in the cast of the piece, which is in three acts md is said to be an uproarious Dancing will be enjoyed at the close of the performance and | is expected that there will be arge attendance, judging by the sale )f tickets.
 To Return to England
 Mir. and Mrs Buxton of Failsworth England. who have been spending he past four months as tho guests If relatives in Kensington. will leave or home on Saturday of this week. They will be accompanied by Mrs, :. Buxton and son of Church itreet, Kensington. and Mrs. F. Barnes and son of Percival avenue, who will spend a vaca- on of three months in Britain.