New Britain herald., 1926-12-01

early and modern. An entertain ment will be furnished by the pu- pills at each exhibit. Candy will be on sale at the places during the eX- hibitions.
 Court Fines Three
 At the regular session of the Ser lin town court last evening at the Town hall. Judge George G. Gris- wold levied fines amounting to $61 and discharged two men brought Lewis represented the town.
 George Calve of Elm street, New Britain, was fined s100 and costs on charges of evading responsibility and reckless driving. Fifty dollars of the fine was remitted upon pay ment of costs. Calye was arrested by Officer Frank Brown at his home in New Britain following crash which occurred on Thanksgiving Day when the man collided with an- other machine and left the scene of the accident without ascertaiuing the extent of the damage done the other car.
 Jule M. Herman of Hartford, ar raigned on charges of reckless driv- ing and failure to carry registration papers and operators license. was fined S3 on each of the last two counts and discharged on the reck- less driving count. Herman was arrested by State Policeman Grant and summoned on his own recognizance.
 Joseph Welsh of Vance street, New Britain, was fined s and costs on charges of drunkenness. Welsh was an occupant of the car driven by Clarence Erickson, also of New Britain, which was wrecked Monday night when it struck a telephone pole. Officer Frank Brown made the arrest.
 Paul S. Griswold, driver for the Connecticut Co.,, was discharged from the count of reckless driving. Griswold was arrested by State Po- liceman Bushy on return trip from Meriden.
 The continued case of Samuel Hook. charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. was dis missed through lack of evidence. Mrs. Hook did not appear against her husband and the case had been continued twice.
 Repair Sewers
 Repair work on the sewers in the center of Konsington was begun to- day by a gang employed by the town. The sewers at the intersec- ton of Main street and Beech Swamp road were reconditioned, having been In need of repair be- cause of washouts incurred during the recent storms.
 Setback Results
 The far-famed revenge session held at the Tabs hall last evening during which John Conlin's Blue HilliaEs were scheduled to mop up the American Paper Goods com pany's Paper Dolls' went all wrong when the Paper Goods aggregation refused to believe Conlin's prcdic7 tions and won the third lap of the cup race at the tune of 27 to 21. Just what went wrong with the men from the mountains is not known but it is evident that something must have gone amiss when Conlin dropped three games straight to his bitterest rival, w. w. Pagan, with the added stigma that Pagan was paired up with a substitute player, one Michael Rayno. school boy, who helped his more experienced partner to completely swamp the Mayor of Blue Hills"
 The newly formed East Berlin team made it's initial appearance in setback circles last evening when the little community sent four of it's worthiest card shufflers to learn the fine points of the game and to de- feat the Tabs team If possible. AL though the playing was not strictly cup playing throughout, the East Berinites were quick to pick up the rules of the game and lost to the Tabs at the score of 13 to II, only after hard battle. East Berlin's delegation consisted of Archie Walsh, John P. Lewis. Jarvis Dowd and one other member whose identi- ty has been kept secret for some reason. The Tabs players consisted of Jack Giana, Raymond Warren.