New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
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was discharged upon payment of costs of $5.
 Those discharged by the court without payment Of the costs were Henry Cooney. New Haven; Nelson Felliman, North Canaan Arthur Granger, New Haven; J. E. O'Bricn, Hartford: William Frcni, Water bury; Clifford l.. Johnson, Walling- ford: Morris Wclkins, Hartford. They were charged with having no tail lights. F. Leonard. Springfield, charged with having illegal head lights. failed to appear.
 Other cases which were tried last evening were: Alfred Layghen of Berlin, charged with breach Of peace and intoXication, was fined S3 on the latter charge and given a 3 days suspended jail sentence on the breach of peace charge; William J. Daufalt of New Haven, charged with reckless driving. was fined $40 and costs, $25 Of the fine being remitted, and John Martin of Thompsonvillc, charged with reckless driving, for feited q bond Of $35, when he failed to appear.
 III at Home
 Harry F. Taylor of kensington is ill at his home, suffering from a shake-up he received in an auto ac- cident yesterday. Mr. Taylor's car was struck by a car driven by a man named Bishark Of Kcnsington and badly wrecked The accident oc- cured ill front of the Berlin Savings bank. Mr. Taylor was pinned in the wreckage of his car, which turned over, was removed by passerbys. AL though MT. Taylor received no bro- ken bones he is suffering from the shock.
 Mr. Taylor's car was coming from the north and BisharI was ap- preaching from the west towards what is known as the four corners, witnesses say. The case is being in vestigated by Constable William Richie
 Football Date Changed
 The date for the third game of the series between the Berlin Con- struction team and the East Berlin Partners has been changed from Thanksgiving day 10 Sunday. The game will be played at the East Berlin field.
 Schools Closed
 The schools closed for the Thanksgiving holidays this noon and will be rcopcned on next Monday morning.
 Bank Closed
 The Berlin Savings Bank will close for the entire day tomorrow The kensington post office will be open until 10 o'clock in the morn ing.
 Church Services
 The Kensington Methodist and the kensington Congregational churches will hold union Thanks giving services in their respective churches this evening. Visiting min- isters will give the sermons.
 Home From College
 William Coales is home from school to spend Thanksgiving with 'ii'S ptlttllto MI ttIl'A -'I' ''' Al N-'iitt''N Coales of Worthington ridge.
 Samuel and Nictorie Fiskc are home from their respective schools to spend the holidays with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. l'iske of Worthington ridge.
 Celebrates Anniversary
 Twenty five years ago today. Dr. Roger M. Griswold one of the most prominent men in Berlin, moved 10 this town from Rocky Hill and start ed his local practice. Dr. Griswold has held the office of health officer for years.
 !, Fractured Skull in Fall
 Wilhelm Johnson, son Of Mr, and Mrs. Justus Johnson of East Der lin was seriously injured last even- ing, receiving fractured skull when he slipped from the running board of the automobile on which he was riding. An N-Ray revealed a frac- ture of the skull from the top of his head to the bridge of his nose He also was suffering from concusslon of the brain this morning at the New Britain hospital but is was re- ported that his general condition is favorable. Johnson powerful young man, is a member of the Ber- lin panthers. Johnson is popular with the young people and the news of his injury has grieved his many friends who hope for his speedy re- covery.