New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-26
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Arrested As Brawl Aftermath

Arrested As BraWl Aftermath
Charles Anderson, colored, of East
Berlin, was arrested last evening by
Constables John P. Lewis and
George kanupka, and is being held
at the New Britain police station
pending trial before the regular
Tuesday evening session Of the Ber-
lin town court, on charges of as
sault and battery.
Anderson is alleged to have been
involved in brawl which took place
last Saturday night in East Berlin.
Constable Lewis was called to the
scene but could not locate the man.
Armed with a warrant, the two Off
GERS descended upon Anderson's
home last evening and brought him
to the New Britain lookup for con-
finement until court this evening.
Wants Double Header
John Demore, coach of the East
Berlin Boys club baseball team has
announced that he will confer with
Legion officials for the purpose of
scheduling double-header game
with the Berlin Juniors, to take
place in East Berlin on Saturday.
The coach states that as the East
Berlin squad is scheduled to appear
against the Worthington ridge ar
lists twice in succession due to a
tangle of dates, and as the Worth
:ngton Community grounds are in
such poor condition, he would favor
a double header to take place in
East Berlin.
1t is understood that the Berlin
squad is in favor of the move, hav-
ing two or more pitchers at Its dis
posal No objection is thought
Forthcoming from Legion officials
and it is probable that the two
games will be played Saturday.
Deputy Judge to Preside
Deputy Judge Ernest w. Mildrum
of East Berlin will preside at the
regular Tuesday evening session of
the Berlin town court at the town
hall this evening. Judge George G.
Griswold, the regular magistrate,
who hears the cases, left yesterday
with his sisters for a short vacation.
Several automobile eases and a
few appeal cases are scheduled, in
Guiding the case of Leo johnson of
New Britain, who is charged with
operating an automo bile while under
the influence of liquor.
Son Born
A son. Herbert Wesley Goodrich.
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
y. Goodrich of School street ycster-
day.
Sunday School Picnic
The annual Sunday school picnic
of the kensington Congregational
church will be held Saturday at
Rockwell park. Bristol. The trip
will be made by automobile and all
owners having room for guests are
requested to be at the church or at
Upson's corner at about ! o'clock,
from which points the start will be
made.
Car Hits Fence
a small sedan came to grief at
the intersection of Worthington
ridge and East Berlin avenue this
morning when a truck nearly col
lided with it, necessltatlng the
d!tching of the machine. During the
efforts of getting the car on the road
again "A misjudgment in gears drove
the car against the fence of the
Galpin property on the corner. The
car was not damaged. Constable
Orville Ventres finally brought the
car out of the ditch.
Lawn Fete
The annual lawn fete or the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Berlin Congregational church will be
held Friday evening, July 20, at the
Worthington Community grounds.
The events will open at o'clock
and will include q cafeteria supper,
sports for the men and games for
the children. Articles from the
Near East will be on sale as well as
candy and magazine subscriptions.
Mrs. Harvey Molumphy is in
charge of the supper while Miss
Doris Honiss will preside at the Near
East table. The Lo-Hi Girls club
will have charge of the candy sale.
What They're Doing
Mrs. NJ. J. Mcnamara of West
Haven, formerly Miss Ruth Ander-
son of Kensington, is spending a
few weeks with her father in Kens-
ington.
Merwin Peterson of Worthington
Ridge is spending two weeks va