New Britain herald., 1926-12-15

entire contest.
 Chotkowski and Greco were the stars for the local squad with Day and Caldwell of Pennington taking away the honors for their side. Rose of Pennington referred with Harworth and Baker as scorers for the game.
 The local club is suffering from ineXperience on the court but hopes in time to hit it's stride and cop all honors on the black taped floor. Fines of S133 Imposed Two cases were heard by Judge George G. Griswold at the regular l weekly session of the Berlin Town court held last evening at the town hall. Both men pleaded guilty and fines amounting to S133 were levied and jail sentences amounting to 45 days were suspended by the magis- trate.
 Holding Browning of Hartford, ! charged with reckless driving and evading responsibility was fined S25 on the first count and s100 and costs on the second. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended upon pay ment of costs. Browning was ar rested after he had left the scene of an accident in which his car col lided with a machine operated by Raymond Murphy of 330 East Main street, New Britain, on November 27, without stopping to ascertain the extent of the damages. He was ar rested in Hartford later upon the local officials obtaining a warrant for his seizure. It was claimed that Browning had struck four other machines after having hit Murphy's car.
 Alex Kornassavze of Beckley, charged with drunkenness, breach of peace and assault was fined S3 on the first charge and S5 and costs on the last count. A jail sentence of 15 days for the breach of peace charge was suspended upon pay ment of costs. Kornassavze ran afoul of the law when he became embroiled in a fight with Richard Fisher, a driver of a Connecticut company bus, over an old transfer which Fisher refused to accept and which Kornassavze thought should be accepted, backing up his argu- ments with several hefty swings at the Connecticut Co. employe. Swampcd Again
 John Conlin's Blue Hilliahs, aft CT having received several black eyes from the American Paper Goods employees team, took an- other and the hardest drubbing of the season at the hands of the Paper Goods office team last evc- ming at the Tabs hall when George Griffith led his merry men to a 31 to IT victory over the Men from the Mountains. Just what was wrong with the Hillians is not known but an inferior brand of setback was shown by them last evening.
 ! Grifith's team consisted of George Griffith. Henry Cooley, Bill Strom- quist, w. J. Pagan. Bill McGee, Tom Malarney, Warren Ringwood and Raymond Warren. Griffith and Cooley shone for the Paper Goods. Newt Baldwin was not in the line up for the Hillians and it Is to this omission that the Kensingtonians lay their defeat by such an over- whelming score.
 New Mail Service
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles Of the Kensington post office has an- nounced that arrangements have been made whereby a mail from New York and the south will be delivered on an earlier train, reach ing this place in time for inclusion in the rural deliveries the same day instead of being held over un- til the next days deliveries.
 Observe Anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin B. Adams Of this place celebrated the 30th anniversary of their marriage yes terday at their home. Mir. Adams is state secretary of Pomona Grange and MT. Adams holds the position of state deputy of the organization.
 What They're Doing
 The ladies of the congregation or St. Paurs church and the mem- bers of St. Paul's T. A. & E. society will give a whist party tomorrow evening at the Tabs hall. Refresh ,ante will he served.
 Anthony W. Buckley of kensing- ton, who was taken ill while on his bakery delivery route Monday, is reported as being slightly i'm proved at his home.
 The Berlin Sewing Circle has postponed it's sewing circle meeting until after the holidays.
 Berlin schools will close thclr doors on Wednesday. December 22, for the Christmas holidays. They will reopen after New Years.
 Man Injured
 Michael Orrechio of this place was injured yesterday afternoon while at work at Landers, F'rary x
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