New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

he reached under the wheels in an attempt to throw sand on the rails In some manner his hand became caught in the gears and it was badly torn before 1t could he cxtricated. The foreman, Alexander Bollerer, had the man rushed to the New Britain hospital.
 Bond Is Forfeited
 Because he failed to put in an appearance at last nights session of the Berlin town court, Chester z. Harris of Watertown, Mass. for feited q bond of $100 which was posted for him. Harris was arrest ed on May 2S and was charged with reckless driving. Judge George Griswold, after waiting for some time for the man 10 show up, de- clared the bond to be forfeited.
 Element Kolkowski of New Britain, who was arrested by Ofi- cer Frank Brown on May 23 for driving while under the influence of liquor, was fined $100 and costs and was given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days. His case was continued from last week.
 Presley Case Continued
 Charles Presley. who was charged with assault with dangerous weapon in connection with the ac- cidental shooting of Ben Rollins in Berlin last week, appeared in court and the case was continued for two weeks. upon recommendation of Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis. It was stated at the New Britain hos pital today that Rollins is doing fairly well.
 Other Court Cases
 Raymond Hayden of Wallingford was fined s1o and costs for driv- ing without q license.
 Paul Hennig of New Haven. charged with speeding, was fined Sl0 and costs.
 Paul J. Dclia of Bridgeport was fined $50 and costs for reckless He was arrested Sunday by State Police Officer McKesson.
 Stanley Rowley. charged with reckless driving, was fined S30 and costs, He was arrested by State Of fcer Paul Iavin on Monday after he had driven past the Memorial day parade on the left side of the road.
 Louis Marioni, charged with speeding on the turnpike Sunday evening. was discharged. He was by Officer John P. Lewis.
 Alfonso Sorgen and Paul Bu- cheri, New Britain youths, charged with fishing without a license. were | discharged after it was found that they had intended to go swimming in the brick yard ponds, but that they had found lines along the bank and had thrown them into the water on the spur of the mo. ment.
 Daughter Is Born
 A daughter was born this morn ing 10 Mir. and Mrs. Rocco Massel- Ii of Kensington. Mr Masselli is | well known in Kensington and is employed at the American Paper Goods company.
 Exhibition to Be Held
 An exhibition of drawings and | hand work by pupils of the Ken sington grammar school will be | held at that institution on Satur- lay afternoon and evening of this | week. This exhibition will be open | 10 the public and it is expected | hat it will prove of great interest 10 residents of the town. It may be viewed between the hours Of and o'clock in the afternoon and 2 md o'clock in the evening.
 East Berll.l Items
 Community cub will meet this | vening at the new hall The eve ling's program will be in charge of | he educational committee who have | ecured Rev. Gustav H. Schneck as he speaker of the evening. Mir 'chnecl is a speaker of national anne having held pastorates in Chi ago and Detroit from which points e has travelled extensively in lec- uring. It is expected that there will e large number on hand this eve- ing to hear this talented speaker. Adam Bienbrauer former resi- ent of this place has been visiting riends in town.
 Mr. R. Rodriguez of California is pending few days here as the uest of friends Mir. Rodriguez