New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

was certainly guilty Of reckless driving. It was nothing but a pure case of reckless driving, he said. Latina was represented by Attorney Monroe $. Gordon,
 The Grady Affair Albert Grady ot Treasure Field. charged with breach of peace and assault pleaded guilty and was given a suspended jail sentence of 90 days. Grady, through his attorney, told the court that it was merely a burst Of temper on his part and it was simply 9. family quarrel. He promised to behave himself in the future and to better matters at home.
 Grady was arrested by Constable Frank Brown. Monday evening on complaint of his wife A telephone call about 6:30 o'clock from Mrs. Grady brought Constable Brown to the scene of the trouble. He found the couple engaged in a strong yer bal argument and left after appar- ently soothing the feelings of both Mr. and Mrs. Grady. A few minutes later Mrs. Grady came running up the road screaming that her husband had threatened her. At her re quest Brown returned and placed Grady under arrest.
 Grady was represented by Attor- ney Monroe $. Gordon of New Britain.
 Fire Docs Damage
 Fire which broke out in an upper room at the home of William Dem ing, kensington, this morning short ly after 2 o'clock, caused consider able damage to furnishings before it was finally eXtinguished. The blaze was confined 10 the one room and. while Mrs. Deming could not esti- mate the extent of damage, 1t is not believed that the loss was great.
 The fire started in a room on the second floor, which is occupied by Mrs. Dcmine's mother, Mrs. George Pope. IL is believed that an oil stove in the room was responsible. Mrs. Deming was working about the house and Mrs. Pope was writing q letter. The latter found occasion to go up stairs and shortly after she communicated to Mrs. Deming the fact that there was a fire.
 Mrs. Dcming called the New Brit ain fire department and Engine Company No. responded, cNtin- gushing the blaze within q short time. Mrs. Deming stated that she could not state the extent of the damage. although she said that th" wall paper and floor coverings had been burned.
 Memorial Mass Tomorrow
 A mass in memory of the late An tonic Cichetti of kcnsington will be held tomorrow morning at s o'clock at St. Faul's church. Rev. John C. Brcnnah, pastor. Nill be in charge.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Thomas, and Angelinc Miranto havo sold 10 George and Margaret Welz the new residence on Damon's Hill at the corner of Pennington avenue and Berldale avenue.
 Lansing W. Palmer has sold 10 Theresa Miglietta q house and land on the High road, Kensington. The property is located north of land Of Algot Larson.
 Will Conduct Mission
 Rev. Pr. Ferrari of the Dominican Order will be in charge of the mis- sion for Italian commitments of St. Paul's church, kensington. which will be held next week, beginning at a special mass on Sunday morning at 2 o'clock. Rev. 'r. Fcrrari is a native of Italy. lie conducted a mission at St. Marys church in New Britain d few weeks ago
 Condition SuIl Critical
 It was reported today that there is no change in the condition of Mrs. John Weber of Galpin's Hill, Berlin, who is critically ill at her home. Mrs. Weber is a well known resident Of Berlin. She has been in poor health for some time.
 Attend Grange Meeting
 Several members or Berlin Grange were in attendance at a meeting of Newineton Grange last evening. The third and fourth degrees were eXemplitied on class of candidates and harvest supper was held also.
 Grange Meeting Scheduled
 The next meeting of Berlin Grange will be held on Tuesday eve ming, November 1. at the hall on