New Britain herald., 1926-01-20
CARVING SETS

work was started On November II, 1914.
 MT. Stevens then gave the follow ing list of payments on the mort gage, December 31, 1918, $500; Jan uary 7, 1920. $500: July Is, 1920, $200; January 12, 1921, $500; Ladies' Sewing society, s100; No- vember 4, 1922, s40o; November 6, 1923, s200; December 4, 1924, $500: January 5, 1926. $500; total. s2,S00.
 The manner in which the mem bers planned and sacrificed in order to raise this money was dwelt upon by MT. Stevens and this exhibition of layalty to the organization was highly lauded by him.
 Officers Installed
 Officers for the coming year were installed by Charles M. Gardner of Massachusetts, who holds the high est office in Grangedom. that of High Priest of Demeter. He was as- sisted by Mrs. Irene Reed as mar shal; Mrs. Harold Ventres, regalia bearer; Mrs. Leon Hall, emblem bearer; Miss Dorothy Sugenhime, pianist; Mrs. Ora C. Edgery, solo, ist. The work was impressive and highly interesting.
 In connection with the talk by Mr, Stevens, the ceremony of burn Ing the mortgage was held, The application of the match which match was applied by Miss Hattie V. Holistcr, sole charter Of Berlin Grange still con- nected with the organization.
 The following list gives the towns represented at the meeting last evening, together with the number of members present from each of hem: Berlin, 105; New Britain. 20; IS; Cromwell, 5; Meri- len 10; Bristol, 5; Southington, 6: 14; Portland 4; Brook yn, Ct. 5: Middlefeld, 5; Walling- ord, 4; Higganum, 8; Westficld, Mass, 1.
 ltcCklcSS Driver Arrested
 John Rapuscynski of Berlin was Irrested by Constable Frank Brown tt about o'clock this morning, charged with reckless driving. Rap | lsCynski was involved in an automo- | pile accident on School street, his l ar colliding with machine driven ! ,v InbD po7als olcn np pnrIip Tho l rash occurred at the intersection of , school street and the turnpike. : was headed toward i iensington, having just turned off . he main highway Bozck was head d toward Hartford. Officer Brown tated, that the man who was ar cstcd was on the wrong side of the |, cad. Both cars were damaged, al housh no one was Injured, Rapus- yns!ti will appear in the Berlin own court on Tuesday evening next.
 Iarlncr Fined S2OO
 Edward J. IarIncr of keEsington tas fined S@00 and costs and was ivcn q suspended jail sentence Of Q days, when he appeared in the ,erlIn town court last evening to nswer to a charge of driving while nder the influence Of liquor. He leaded nolo contendere prior 10 the of sentence. He was apresented by Attorney David l.. 'unn of New Britain.
 Lardner was arrested on School rect last Thursday afternoon. fficer H. H. Austin having noticed nat the man was in no condition 10 rive an automobile.
 Undertaken Is Fined
 Stanley Berawski, undertaken, of D Broad street. New Britain, was ned $50 and costs for reckless driv- lg, and $50 and costs for evading ,sponsibility He was arrested last unday evening by Oflcer George anupka after an accident on the CIV Britain road near the town ne. He was involved In an acci- mt with a machine operated by ohn Gerdis of Berlin. the latter car aing damaged considerably. After le accident the New Britain man ,ntinucd on his way. but returned ter when he found that one of his cense plates was missing.
 Will Appear in Court
 Patsy Lucco. contractor of Ken ngton. declared insolvent. will ap- .ar in the bankruptcy court at artford on February I at p. m. r examination. Irving l. Rachlin New Britain has been named ustee and Nair and. Nair are coun- l for the trustee.