New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
coming of summer.
 Arrest Four

Lester Cifanetti, Joseph Cos8rove, John Maher and Leroy Varieur. all of New Britain. were arrested at 2:45 o'clock this morning by Officer Frank Brown on charges of driving while under the influence of liquor and tntoxication. The operating charge was laid against Cifanetti. while the other three received the intoxication charge.
 Brown was summoned to tho Beech Swamp road opposite the fac- tory of the George E.. Prentice Co. by two New Britain policemen who, having been in the neighborhood on some errand, noticed the Cifanetti machine on it's side in the gutter. The New Britain officers held the occupants until the arrival of the To- cal officer when the quartet was taken to the New Britain police sta- ton where they will await trial be- fore Judge George e. Griswold at the regular session of the Berlin town court.
 Investigation revealed that the machine had turned turtle after being ditched. The car was badly damaged and the four arrested men were suffering from minor bruises and abrasions.
 n. A. R. Elects
 At the annual meeting of Emma Hart Willard chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution. held yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas C. Hodgson of Worth ington ridge. the following officers were elected:
 Regent, Miss Caroline K. Savage: vice-regent. Mrs. Ernest W. Mil- drum: secretary. Mrs. Robert c. Chapman; treasurer, Miss Alice w. Huston: historian. Miss Caroline Bauer: executive committee. Mrs. Russell s. Gold. Mrs. Ralph A.. Wooding and Mrs. Thomas c. Hodg- son.. committee Christian Lane cem- etery. Mrs. Sidney M. Cowles.
 Considerable business was trans- acted at the meeting which was the annual assembly of the organization. Reports from the delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington were read. The chapter adjourned for the season. not meeting again until September.
 BOwlers Banquet
 About so members and friends of tho Kensington Fraternal Bowling league met last evening at Grange hall in observance of the fifth an- nual banquet of the organization. Following the dinner an entertain ment was presented by an out-of- town entertainment bureau. and the business meeting was called to or der The election of officers for the coming year was held and resulted as follows: President, Arthur l.. Moffat: vice-president. Frank Gtana: secretary. Raymond Cobey: treasur- CT, Robert Kalen.
 It was voted to hold the bowling meets at Rogers recreation building. New Britain. on each Friday evening of the season. A motion was adopt ed to the effect that all surplus funds left in the treasury after the payment of bills should be donated to the Mississippi flood fund.
 Minstrels Tonight
 All paths lead to Fraternai hall this evening where the Jolly Good Catholic Boys and Girls club will present their second performance of the Juvenile Minstrels for the bene- fit of the St. Paul parish playground fund.
 The minstrels made their first ap- pearance Wednesday afternoon when they presented 8 matinee perform ance for tho school children of the town. The applause which greeted the first showing of the minstrels guarantees kindly hand towards the youngsters at their performance this evening.
 League Whist
 Mrs. Charles F. Erichson of Ken sington will be hostess this evening to . bridge and whist party which will be given at her home at 7:So o'clock. A large attendance is an- ticipated at the event as tables for both bridge sharks and whist en- thusiasts will be available. Proceeds from the event will 50 to the Ken- sington League of Women Voters.
 Legion Meeting
 \ large number of residents is