New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

corner at 8 high rate of speed. ac- cording to the allegations. The two girls in back were thrown from the car and narrowly missed being run over hy an automobile which was following Erickson's car. If the driver had not exercised great presence Of mind and swerved to the side of the road, the young women would have been struck.
 Officer Ritchie placed Erickson under arrest.
 CianCi Takes Appeal
 Paul Cianci of New Britain ap- pcaled 10 the superior court after he had been assessed costs on q breach Of the peace charge. II was alleged that he drew q gun on a resident of Blue Hills when that individual sought 10 collect board for dog owned by Cianci.
 Woman Makes Remarks
 Because she is said to have wax d sarcastic, Mrs. John Tarrialro of kensington was forced to pay q fine of $25 and costs. which had been suspended previously ry Judge Griswold. John and his wife were in court, charged with as- saulting Joe Falcetti on Monday last during an argument over property lines. Joe was said to have sustained a dislocated shoulder in the course Of the discussion and he complained 10 the authorities who arrested the erring couple.
 In court, after hearing the evil dencc. Judge Griswold fined MT. and Mrs. Narrialle $25 and costs each, later suspcnding the sentence Mrs. Variable is said to have pass ed some remarks after the case was concluded. whereupon the Judge reopened the case and assess ed her the full amount Of the fine which, including the costs, amount ed to $3S.
 Falcetti claimed the children of Mir. and Mrs. Variable ran over onto his property and that he was seeking 10 have a fence erected. It Is understood that Falcetti under went treatment for his injury at the New Britain General hospital.
 Fancher Fined S2G0
 Maurice Fancher pleaded guilty 10 a charge of selling liquor and was fined S200 and costs Of $4l, md was given a suspended Jail sentence Of 80 days. He was arrest ad on Monday night by Officer Brown after detectives had inyes- igated the case. Fanchor paid up ast evening.
 Bible Class Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Mems Bible class of Berlin will be held his evening at o'clock at the Warrington Community house. Of- lcers will be heard. As usual at the lnal meeting Of the season, the SO ial hour will be given over 10 stunts 'y members of the class. Ii is ex- 'ected that several surprises will bo 'Sl PFJl ttl'u upon lIlt claSS.
 Invitations Sent Out
 Invitations to the annual banquet f the KensinEton Bowling league, 5hich will be held tomorrow eve ing at the Burritt hotel. New Brit in, were sent out yesterday. These | were sent 10 a group of 1cn who are not members of the rganization. The committee reports hat plans are practically complete or the banquet and 1t is expected hat the program sheets will be off he press some time today.
 Arrivals In Town Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Walters of Ieckley are receiving congratula- ions on the birth of a son yesterday.
 A daughter was born this morn 1g to Mir. and Mrs. Horace Ray lond of Hudson street, Berlin. Gother and child are at the New Britain General hospital.
 Meeting Will Be Held A meeting of the merchants of the | lwn of Berlin will be held in the | car future, probably some time | ext week, at which time the advis- | biIity of forming a Chamber of | ommerce or board of trade will he l onsidered. John Giana of the | jana and Ronketty store, who is l the idea, stated today | nat invitations will he sent out to | Il storekeepers in town and that l le meeting will probably be attend 1 by a large number of the mer- hants.
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