New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
Night school classes this year have

Night school classes this year have
been composed Of ~ pupils, the
main feature being continuation
work from the seventh grade to high
school entrance grade. The foreign
class. hampered by the lack OF work
in the brick yards and the constant
removal OF foreign families from the
town. was dropped during the year
OF the other classes but three have
left. two going back to day'sschooI
and one going to Hartford. The
typewriting class contains Is schol-
ars at the close OF the year.
The school Is directed by Miss
Mary e. Griswold. superintendent of
schools, with the aid Of Miss Anna
NJ. Young and Miss Catherine Nc
Gee. teachers. Tomorrow evenings
exercises will be attended by most
Of the officials Of the town. includ-
Ing the first selectmen and the rep
resentative to the legislature.
Lodged In Jail
Leonard Smith was arrested last
evening by Constable George Kanup-
ka and lodged In the New Britain
police station charged with drunk
enness and breach OF peace. Smith
will appear this evening before
Judge George c. Griswold at the
regular Tuesday evening session OF
the Berlin town court. Smith was
arrested when kensington residents
complained OF a disturbance which
was laid to drunkenness.
Peter Salvatore Of IL Locust
street Meriden, will also appear be-
fore Judge Griswold this evening.
charged with reckless driving. SAL
vatore was arrested as the result Of
an accident on the pike In which a
car operated by him is charged with
striking bicycle operated by Irv-
Ing Suprenant, who is a patient at
the New Britain General hospital
suffering from injuries sustained in
the spill.
Kensington Methodist Church
The social service class OF the
kensington Methodist church will
meet this afternoon at I o'clock at
the church. At $40 o'clock the
knights OF Honor will hold their
regular weekly meeting at the
church. All members Of both or
CARNATIONS are requested to attend
League Of Women Voters
The Kensington League Of Won-
en- Voters will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening at 8
o'clock at Legion hall. kenstngton.
The speaker Of the evening will he
Tax Commissioner Blodgett who will
speak on the subject "Connecticut's
Tax Problems" Representative
Claude w. Stevens will address the
gathering on the subject Routing
a Bill Through the Legislature" All
women Of the town interested IN the
subjects are invited TO attend.
Brings Suit
Giovanni Varialc Of Berlin has
brought suit. through the offices Of
Attorney Thomas r. McDonough Of
New Britain against Joseph Ta!cetti.
also OF this town. for the recovery
OF damages amounting to $500
which are alleged to have been
caused by the defendants dog.
The writ Is returnable In the court
of common pleas. Hartford, on the
first Tuesday in May.
The plaintiff sets forth that on
about May I, 1926. the defendant
was owner Of a dog which was al
lowed to run at will throughout the
neighborhood and which constantly
trespassed ON the property OF the
plaintiff. He states that although
he had notified the defendant and
Talcetti was warned by local au-
thorities to keep his dog OF his
neishbors' property. the animal
was not chained ana caused con-
siderable damage.
The plaintiff seeks to recover
damages for the destruction Of Ger.
tain mattresses ana quilts which are
alleged 70 have bsen destroyed by
the dog.