New Britain herald., 1926-02-04

has been fairly regular. although the up trains have been somewhat late.
 The rural carrier was instructed, when he started out on his route, to proceed as far as he could with the deliveries and if the going proved too hard to return. The village car rier was to make ore delivery only today.
 Several trucks were stalled along 1t impossible to plough through the sandy snow. Other cars found it impossible to proceed and these were also stalled.
 Reports from the outlying districts have 1t that traffic has been com pletcly blocked. Roads have become impossible and 1t was stated that along one road. normally busy with traffic. no automobiles passed for over one hour and 6 half. It is possible that snow ploughs will clear off the main thoroughfares be- fore tomorrow morning. The Con- necticut company plough was in Berlin this morning and did it's best to keep part Of the roadway open.
 Library Will Not Open
 It was announced today that the Peck Memorial Library In kcnsing- ton will not be open tomorrow, due to the storm. It will be open for the exchange of books next week, however.
 Court Case Continued
 The case of Mike JaCowicz of Beckloy. who was arrested last cvcn- ing, charged with cruelty 10 animals, was continued when he was haled before Judge Griswoll in the Der lin town court later. Ills attorney. II. H. MilkowitL Of New Britain, asked the court for continuance until this evening. which was grant ed.
 Jacowicz was arrested following by officers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to. Animals 10 the effect that S2 head of cattle on 2 farm maintained by the defendant, were heinz starved. Officer Orville s. Nentres made the arrest.
 Dobkowski Fined $20
 Jos, pin Dobkowski of 2Sl Wash in1ton street, New Britain, paid line of s20 and costs for drunken ness and breach Of the peace. He was given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days by Judge Griswold He was arrested the night before last hv Officer Frank Brown. The main was allsged to hay" been croatinE q disturbance at Berlin grocery store.
 Board of Relief Meeting
 Thcre was another large attend ance at the meeting of the board oI relief yesterday afternoon. The members spent most of their time explaining to tE" various taxpayers the benefits of a higher assessment and many oi them withdrew thclr after learning that higher grand list will lead to low CT tax rate. The next meeting will he held tomorrow afternoon from ? until o'clock.
 East Berlin Items
 A regular meeting of the Modern Woodmcn will be held this evening at the usual hour at Athletic hall
 Mid-week services will be held at the East Berlin Methodist church tonight at the usual hour, weather permitting,
 The library will be open tomorrow afternoon from S:SO 10 ; o'clock for the exchange of books,
 The monthly meeting of the Pro- gressive Reading Circle will be held on Tuesday afternoon, February 16, at the home of Mrs. Robert 0. Clark.
 The Junior dancing class will en- Joy a masquerade party at Athletic hall next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Mothers of the children are cordially invited 10 be present.
 For Sale-My modern 10 room house with large lot. Also choice lot SNx15O to north. Inquire on premises. Mrs. F. NJ. Cowles, Ken sington.-advt.
 NIk,'i t's!:tN BILL PASSED
 U-,sb;Dr,on Teb. { tPl-The Mac Fadden bill 10 authorize national