New Britain herald., 1926-04-19

into a brook, damaging the machine considerably. The occupants of the car were uninjured. The car was driven by Paul w. Carlson of 5i9 Church street, New Britain.
 The car which struck the Carlson machine was driven by George Bas- tia of Berlin, an employe Of the F. o. Clark brick yards in Berlin. He vas arrested by Officer Frank Brown on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor and is being held for trial tomorrow evening under bonds of $500.
 The Bastia machine was wrecked by the impact and the driver was Considerably shaken up.
 Arrested For Drunkenness
 Three negro brick yard workers, employed by the Stiles and Reynolds company Of Berlin. were arrested yesterday by Constable Oryille s. yentres on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. The men are Henry Middletown. Bert Will Iliams and Hamlet Scott. It is said that they were carousing at the boarding house at the brick yard and then a complaint was sent in. They were lodged in the New Brit ain police station and will be tried !tonisht at 730 o'clock at q special session Of the Berlin town court.
 Berlin Grange Notes The first and second degrees will be conferred on a class Of candl- dates at meeting of Berlin Grange tomorrow evening. The ladies and mems degree teams will put on the work and 1t is expected that many visiting members will be present
 Thirty-two members of the local Grange visited Burritt Grange Of New Britain on Saturday evening, the occasion being the eXemplifica- ition of the third and fourth degrees land the serving of the Harvest sup" per.
 Items of Interest
 l A son was born Saturday to MT. and #s, John ctap0ni of Aeos'oS ton. Rey. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church. IS
 attending the Yale convocanoh i'
 New Haven today.
 MT. and Mrs. John Dean Minor ol
 Holyoke, Mass. were the guests o'
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Fitzgerald oVel ,thc weekend.
 Fast Berlin Items
 Walter Payne resumed his dutl"' , this morning after being coniihcI U lie homo for the past several day
 by illness. ,,. .nos Mrs, John Frank will bo the nos tess this evening at the whist '" Sacred Heart church social rooms
 The public have been invited'to aI . tend. ,oo o 5 There was a large attendance a s +,o Junior league party held at til Methodist church Saturday aIter s noon. These parties are held ever ,wo months for the boys and giri
 who have a good attendance recor = ot +he weekly meeting Of the league {, q. c. Lund of Akron, Ohio Is rIs 0 ,.ins his parents here Tor a ie y rnsks MT. Lund is studying for LII = Episcopal priesthood and while her . ,rm t.re examinations at Berkele d Divinity school n Carolyn and Cortland Read hay
 raturned from Middletown "het d thov have been visiting their granc e nsrentS Gaylord Read has pee Q pns,nc The weekend with relative n In West Cromwell. tt Ravmond Blauvelt sustained d broken shoulder blade Satnrd: .r whiIs playing baseball in New brl
 ain. He was formerly a reSde' 'e here. u. Mi, ,- A party of 10 will journey or MI, II, le d,etown this evening to viat u
 Van yleck observatory where all W
 have an opportunity to vie" u n stars and planets. The ohservauo 1T rtm he in charge of pr. Carl stear ot of Wesleyan. ,o r. Tomorrow evening will be o Ia Timers Night" at the Athletic h' T. dance and preparations are oeh
 made z, H"udte
 house. All uf the old time danc r. such as the Virginia reel and sing g. reels will be run of. The object k. this dance is 10 bring out those VI re nrefer 10 dance some Of the ,n numbers as well as the more mode d dances, An invitation has been c