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Rainier, Md. were married in Grace
Episcopal Church Saturday evening.
June IS, by the rector. Rev. Edgar
Carpenter. The bride walked to the
altar with her brother, Mr.. George
Merle Helm, and wore a bOuffant
gown of white taffeta and silver lace.
Her veil was held by spray of
orange blossoms and she carried a
cluster of bride roses. Miss Elizabeth
Titcomb was maid Of honor and wore
a gown Of orchid taffeta. The brides
maids, Miss Winifred Green. Miss
Helen Coleman, Miss Althea ONeil
and Miss Mildred Rhea, wore taffeta
gowns in rainbow colors of pink. blue,
yellow and nile green. All five at.
tendants carried clusters of butterfly
roses. Mr.. Martin Casey of Mount
Rainier was best man for Mr.. Risinger
and the ushers were Mr.. Richard
Allen, Mr.. Leon Rider, Mr.. Robert
Sherwood and Mr.. Donald Bellenlan.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the brides
mother, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Ri
singer left for Northern bridal trip.
They will live in Mount Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian II. Roseufield
and their small son of New York City
are the guests Of Mrs. Rosenfeld's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Jaffa,
on Prince street.
Mrs. S. j. Farmhouse and Miss
Frances Farmhouse have returned
from a motor trip to Norfolk and Vir.
ginia Beach and had as their guests
last week Mrs. Thomas E. Bigger of
Richmond and Miss Rene Jayne of
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Zell announce
the marriage of their daughter Lillian
to Mr.. Archibald MILAN Saturday,
June IS, in Washington.
Miss Irene Schreiner and Miss Kate
Strobel were joint hostesses at mis-
ceIlaneous shower Monday evening at
the home Of Miss Schreiner on Queen
street, in honor of Miss Marie Baruer,
whose engagement to Rev. Carl j.
Goette. pastor Of Emmanuel Lutheran
Church. recently was announced.
Among the guests were Mrs. F. L.
Arends and Miss Mary lockwood OF
Washington. Mrs. George Schreiner
Mrs. c. r. Moore, Mrs. H. p. SeiweEt,
Mrs. Mittendorff. Mrs. c. L. Folmar
Mrs. Miller. Miss M. M. Wright. Miss
Miss Marion Folmar. Miss Minnie
Baker. Miss Alice Hoeft and sMiss
Beatrice Schreiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Dare and
Mr.. Edgar Dare have returned from
attending the finals at Wellesley Col
lege, accompanied by Miss Virginia
Dare and her classmate. Miss Viz
ginia Baston. Miss Barton left Tues
| day for her home in Butler. Pa.
| Miss Helen Mccormick Of Monrovia
Calf. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
6. A. Eidhammer on Prince street.
Rev. w. V. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
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| OF the brides parents, with Rev. Err
nest M. Delaney, pastor OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. officiating.
Mrs. Delaney Hammond was the
brides only attendant and Mr.. Carl
Eshleman was best man tor his
| brother.
| Mrs. r.. NJ. Brown Of Shipman, Va,
and her sister, Mrs. Phelps OF Bent
Creek, Va, are the guests OF the for
mers son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Brown.
/ Miss Virginia Taylor left Thursday
for her home in Oneida. N. r.. after
la visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jennerfer
Broaddus.
Miss Elizabeth Rust is home fron
Stuart Hall, Staunton, where she at
tended school
Mrs. Curtis b. Backus and her
young daughter. Louise Bacillus, are
at home from IL visit to relatives In
Cazenoyia, ". r.. accompanied by
their cousin. Mr. Hershey Holmes OF
ICazenovia, who will be their guest for
several weeks.
Miss Marguerite Spence Of Glade
Springs, Va, and Miss Evelyn Will
liams and Miss Margery Williams of
Franklin, Ky. have left for their
homes after a visit to- Miss Mary
Davis.
Mrs. Henry Starr Wattles and
Henry Starr Wattles, jr.. are the
guests Of relatives in Charles Town.
w. Va.
Cards have been received here from
Rev and Mrs. Thomas Sanford Duna-
way announcing the marriages of
their daughter. Julia Tolson. to DIR.
James Frederick Edmunds. Saturday.
June Is. in Richmond. The bride is
49, nf Mfne Et,ti.a
lish and niece of Mrs. George II,
Robinson and Mrs. Julian T. Miller.
Miss Rose NJ. buddy has departed
| for her home in Wilkes Barre, Pa.
after a visit to MFR. and Mrs. John f.
Nancy. Mrs. Maney's niece, Miss
Beatrice Hunter of Lima, Ohio. has
i, arrived to spend the Summer with
her aunt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Kennedy
have returned from a motor trip to
Norfolk. Mr.. Harry +. Kennedy. ir..
is spending the Summer ar Camp
Robert Hunt. near Norfolk.
| Mrs. Mary j. Priest is home from
a visit to her sister. Mrs. Lloyd K.
| Spittle. in Cleveland, Ohio.
I Miss Anna Adams of New York
City and Mrs. G. b. Mount of Yards
willie. N. j., were guests last week of
Mrs. #, Erwin Ludwig.
| Ensign William Byron Bailey,
u. 8. N. spent the week end with
Mrs. Bailey at the home of her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank r. King, on
Prince street. Mr.. and Mrs. King also
had as their guests Miss Lizzie Free
man of Norfolk and Capt. James K.
Davis, ". S. N.
| The marriage is announced OF Miss
Helen c. Riegger of Washington and
MIR. Leland W. Windsor of Baltimore,
Which took place Monday, June 20. at
the parsonage of the First Baptist
Church on North Columbus street,
with Rev. Percy L. Vernon officiating.
Mr.. J.. c. Tutt has returned from
Florida, where he has been for the
past several months, and is visiting
his SON and daughter-in.law, MIR. and
Mrs. Leslie c. Tut. Mrs. Leslie Tut
left last week to pay a series Of visits
in Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles D. Barrett, who for
fhe past year has been with her hus-
hand. Maj. Barrett, U. 5. Marine
Corps, in Paris. is visiting her motner'
Mrs. John M. Johnson. on South
washington street. Mr.. Conrad john
son of Great Bend, TEX, also Is the
guest of his mother.
The first dance of the season for
the students of the Reserve Officers
Framing Camp at Fort Humphreys
was given Wednesday evening. A
number of girls went to the fort by
h,,s for the dance. Among the
cha uerons from Alexa ndria We're Mrs.
William J. Morton and Mrs. Charles
ar Shepperson, whose son, Mr..
Charles M. Shepperson, Sd, is a mem
her of the student corps Mr.. Snep-
nerson arrived from Lexington last
week after completing his Junior year
at the Virginia Military Institute.
: Miss Susan Leary was hostess Tor
che Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon Cup
last week at her home. on Duke street.
In addition to the members present
the guests were Miss Mary smith OF
Providence, r. l., and Mrs. Allen HUNT
Roberts.
Mrs. George A. Mushbach left Tues
day to spend the Summer with her
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
cr,lder Dent, in Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. English
and their two children. Richard ano
Janet, left yesterday by motor Tor
Philadelphia and New York. and wiii
spend some time in the Berkshires be-
fore returning home.
Miss Margaret Warwick, Mr.. Armi-
stead Boothe and Mr.. Jack Roberts
spent the week end with friends in
MiddIeburg, Va.
Mr.. Samuel P. Moncure left Mon
day for Annapolis, where he will enter
the freshman class at the Naval
Academy.
Miss Katherine Leadbeater returned
Monday from attending the finals at
Princeton University and left the fol-
towing day to enter the Summer school
at the University Of Virginia.
Mrs. Richard Marshall and Richard
Marshall, jr., are the guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
White, in Lexington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian D. Knight
have opened their cottage at Colonial
Beach and will spend the remainder
of the Summer there.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Wallis
have been visiting the formers
brother. DIR. A. w. Wallis, in Martins
burg, w. Va, and will leave shortly
for Brevard, n. c., to spend the Sum
.mer with another brother, DR.. William
j. Wallis.
Miss Amelia Jones and her brother,
Mr.. Ethan Allen Jones, Sd, after at
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cuffs and collar Of black fox. and her
small hat was Of felt In the same
shade as the costume, Later Nr. and
Mrs. Sturhahn will make their home
at 255 West End avenue and Seventy
second street. New York City.
Among the large company of guests
from out of town whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl +. Sturhahn of Hartford, Conn.,.
parents of the bridegroom. entertained
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
Friday night. VINO attended the cere-
mony and reception. were: MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Meyer. MIR. and Mrs.
Stuart tombstone. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
lor, jr.; Mr.. William Taylor. ST.; Mr..
and Mrs. James Nichols Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Hit, Miss Janis
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hamersley. Mr.. Arnold Hamersley.
MIR. Malcolm Smith. Mr.. Lowell
Weicker. Mr.. James Brown, IT..
and Mr.. F. Crammon, all Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Carvalho.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Layton. Mrs. John Griggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beach, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Boss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stfycker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Sturhahn,
Mr.. Edward Sturhahn, Mr.. Herbert
Sturhahn. Miss Alice Chester, all of
Hartford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Turnbull and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
McLaren of Orange. n. j.: Mr.. Guy
Richards. Woodmere. L. l.. Mrs. j. $.
Carvalho, Lawrence. L. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Chapman. St. Louis.
Mo-: MIR. and Mrs. John Seibels, To-
lumbia. s. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Latton, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Evans, Lancaster. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Dunlop, Miss Marion Dunlop,
Providence, r. L.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond Jones, Montclair, N. j.. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert WELLER. Miss Sylvia
WELLER, New Rochelle, N. Y: Miss
| Adelaina Sinsabar. Shelton. Conn.,:
Mr.. Leslie Carvalho and children
| Toledo, Ohio; Miss Sarah Hynlans
| Boston, Mass; Mr.. Robert McGonigle
Winthrop, Mass, and Mr.. Calder
| Seibels. Columbia, S. c.
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Calvin Butts have returned from
Rochester. n. Y, where they attended
the general conference Of the Free
Methodist Church and the commence
ment exercises at Cheesborough Col.
lege, where Miss Edith Miller and Miss
Mary Butts have been for the past
session Miss Butts was one Of the
graduates.
Miss Lera Griffith left last week for
Williamsburg, Va, to attend the Sum-
mer session at William and Mary Col
Iege.
MIR. Talbot Sinclair Of Syracuse,
N. Y, was the week end guest OF his
brother and sister-in -law, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Swami Sinclair.
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and her two
grandchildren, Miss Virginia Hit
and Mr.. John Mitchell, have gone to
Culpeper, where they will spent the
Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert A. Thompson
announce Athe marriage of their
daughter, Virginia Elizabeth, to Mr..
Walter Barclay Eshleman of Wash
ington on Wednesday, June Is. The
ceremony was performed at the home
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atmosphere to the event. Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence assisted the bridal cou
pie to receive and standing with them
were the attendants of the bride. The
entire lower floor of the residence was
aglow with gay Spring flowers. grace
fully arranged vases and baskets
adjoining the tables from which re-
freshments were served, but the ia
vorite place of resort after being
received was the tagged terrace at
the back of the house where stood,
under a gay-striped awning, a table
with cooling refreshments. 1t was
from this vantage point that the
guests had a view of the country
extending over many miles until the
scenery faded into misty blue.
In the company of guests were the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Jardine and others of the cabinet,
many officials and an especially in
teresting number of writer's and lit
erary folk.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Sturhahn left
the Capital for a trip into northern
New York, the bride wore an ensemble
of green silk crepe, the coat having
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tending the finals at the Virginia
Military Institute, Lexington. went on
to Chapel Hill, N. c.. for the finals
at the State University.
Mrs. A. V. Clack Of Atlanta Is the
guest Of Mrs. Julian Petteway.
Mr.. Willoughby Taylor of Gaines.
vile, Va, is the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. D. E. Quarles.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kinchloe were
guests OF relatives in Baltimore over
the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Burke have
had as their guest Miss Mary Smith
of Providence, r. l., whose engage
ment to their son, Mr.. Brouse Burke,
recently was announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maddox have
returned from attending the finals at
Dickerson College in Carlisle, Pa.
Mrs. T. c. Upper Of Atlanta Is
the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s.
Barrett, on Duke street.
Miss Carrie Wilson Hefiin, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George w. Hefifn, and Mr..
Wilson Hooper Risinger Of Mount
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Brilliant Season Forecast
For Historic North Shore
Many Colonists From Washington Already Es
{ tablished, Others Expected Before July a.
Personal Notes of Interest

BEVERLY, Mass, June 25.-June.
one of the loveliest months along the
North Shore, with the trees in their
dress of fresh green, the gardens
agIow with the early blooms of sum-
mer, finds many coloniSts from Wash
tngton already established at their
seashore homes or in the Myopia dis
trict, while others are planning to
come to the shore for the season be-
fore July 4th. Commencement week
at Harvard and the colleges in and
around Boston has brought many
graduates to the Massachusetts shore
for the annual affairs and for the
class reunions. The British and Ger
man embassies already are establish
ed for the season at Manchester, the
Netherlands legation is to be opened
for the Summer at Beverly Cove
next week and the Siamese legation at
Bass Rocks. For the diplomatic set
the North Shore bids fair to be the
favorite vacation land.
Yachting shows evidence of more
popularity this Summer than for
many seasons, and the entry list for
the Marblehead races is larger thap
usual for so early in the season Polo
at Myopia and Princemere is attrac-
tive. as usual, while golf and tennis
are featured at all of the country
clubs. The social side of club life is
being emphasized this season with
band concerts and dinner dances at
the Yacht clubs. luncheons, teas and
dinner dances at the country clubs.
* x
After a Mediterranean cruise and
a short stay in Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter D. Denegre are on from
the Capital for the hong season at
villa Crest, their West Manchester
estate. Their daughter. Mrs. William
Davies Sohier, jr.. elaine DeneSre)
has taken cottage at Smiths. Point
for the season.
Mr.. Joseph j. Moebs of Washington.
who is at Marblehead for the Summer,
has brought on his class L yach,, the
Rebel. which he will sail in many OF
the North Shore races this Summer
The 20-rater is one of the smartest OF
her type at Marblehead and is expect
ed to make a good showing this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Barr Of Wash
fngton have arrived on the North
Shore for the Summer and have
opened their cottage. Casa del Mar,
in the Bass Rocks district for the
season. =.
Col. and Mrs. Stephen Slocum of
Washington, who have been with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, "a, at
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'Seawold. their Manchester cottage,
have gone with Mr.. Carnegie for Il
fishing trip to the Restigouche reser-
vation in Quebec. famous region for
It's salmon fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.. JelleH are to
enjoy another season on the North
Shore, and are at the Lodges, their
cottage at Annisquak, for the long
season.
Signor and Signora Unlberto Colletti
Perucca OF Rome, Italy, are to spend
the Summer with Signora Colletti-Pe-
rucca's parents, DR.. and Mrs James
Henry Lancashire of New York. at
Graftonwood. their North Shore home
in the Manchester colony. Signor Col
lctt-Perucca is we'll known in Wash
ington through his service at the
Italian embassy.
Mr.. William Phillips. the first Ameri-
can Minister to Canada, and Mrs.
Phillips are leaving next week for
Ottawa. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Phillips was in Ottawa
early in June. where he presented his
credentials to the Canadian govern
ment and then returned to Hixhover,
the Philips estate at North Beverly
fo~ short stay. broken by a visit to
Wash rston Mrs. Phillips is return
iSte> ~ w II. ''-NCliS III july ADV
VIII be UIsh her interesting young
folks for mcst of the Summer until
the legation g established
K X *
Baron Ago Won Nathan. the German
Ambassador, has been spending a few
days at Manchester, where the Ger
man embassy has been established for
ths Summer. The German Amhassa-
dor will sail July / for Germany,
where he Will join the Baroness Won
Nathan and spend most of the Sum
n1er with her.
Mrs. j. Waller Beresford Waller of
Washington is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Means, at their
Summer home in the Manchester col
ony. Mrs. Waller is to spend the Sum
n1er with her husband at Newport.
while the Young folks OF the family
will be with their gra nGparents for a
Summer on the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are to
spend the Summer at Edgewater,
their Beverly Farms estate, which just
now is one OF the most attractive on
the North Shore. The Letters do
much entertaining for the Washing
ton set during their stay at Beverly
Farms
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot
of Washington are at the Oaks, their
Beverly Farms estate, for the long
season on the North Shore.
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Wedding of Yesterday
Had Outdoor Setting
For Bridal Reception

CONTINUED from Fourth Page)
ushers included: Mr.. r. P. McQuin-
gle of Winthrop. Mass; Mr.. Thee
dore Weicker and Mr.. Lowell Weiclxer
of New York, Mr.. Ray Lulf of Mil.
waukee. Wis; Mr.. William Minor of
Cincinnati. Ohio: Mr.. Guy Richards
of Woodmere, l.. l.; Mr.. Kenneth
McLaren and Mr.. Phillip Trumbull
of East Orange, N. j.; Mr.. Malcolm
Smith and MIR. George Gillette of
Hartford, Conn: Mr. John Aull Of
Middletown, Ohio. and Mr.. Brooks
Begg of Detroit. Mich.
Mr. Warren Johnson, assistant
organist at Bethlehem Chapel, gave
the program Of music.
The reception at the home on
Nebraska avenue of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence gave the real Midsummer
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A letter posted to a Birmingham
England, man. "a years ago, has just
been returned to the writer marked
"Addressee has moved"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
447 40 497-l414
45t 4SS 432-1371
Teachers Going Home

With the closing of school this noon many of the teachers left for their homes to spend the Thanks giving recess. Njcc-Principal Doug less Macdonald of the high school will pass the holidays ill Southlng- ton. Miss Margaret Creedon has left for her home in Brockton, Mass. Miss Alice Hayes has gone It nrarc to NIuGsa
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23


 ground in the Industrial Bowling league last night when it lost two out of three games to the Sessions Clock outfit at the Recreation alleys, it retained first place by the scant margin of one game. The American Legion climbed into sole possession of second position by taking the odd game from the Peck Spring Co. The Standard Steel gave the Business men an awful battle before sue cumbing, winning the first string. The second was d tie at 500. and the merchants won the third. which car ricd the second with 1t. Murphy. Jr. featured with 332 for his nights work, but Thompson, c. Nelson. Ra- june. Cavanaugh. Pompey. F. Brooks and Grimaldi were all above 300. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
B AUO|S7S ARE
 CHEN HEARINGS Costs d Fines With Costs Are
 ssessed by Judge HIGHAY PATROL ACTIVE
Annual Er to Be Held in Decem- ber-D Roger Griswold Here 9 Years-Tabs Hold Successful Whts-Church NOtiCcS-Itcms.
Jude George G. Griswold presid-

Jude George G. GriSwold presid- cd ovi one of the largest sessions held m the lr",n town court in ycarslaSt cv, Q. The court was throscd with mobile drivers ar reste on Mon ~ evening by the state police for alleged violation of fha anotor vehicle laws. Thirty-three cass were disposed of by the court du1ng the cou SC of the evening.
 he reason Tor the large number pfarrests wa the drive started by ubert T. Hurley, state police con- missioner, ol Monday evening. The Ommissionc' had every man avail .blc under his command on the highway parol with orders 10 sum- narilv arrest anyone not acting in accord witt any of the motor Ve- licle laws.
 The canpign will continue until drivers on Connecticut highways have been Aducated through court penalties tt the necessity of com .p]ying witt the laws. The commis- sioner declccd for the last six years inc state office have let drivers guilty of fractions of the law off with a waning but no good was ac- complishet by this kindness. Every car will l counted to find out the proportiolof cars which are driven on Connsicut highways with de- fective ellipmcnt.
 on Malay evening 10 state po- liccmen patrolled the Berlin high way, Deceive headlights led to the arrests most of the drivers and, in mar cases, other violations of the Ia, were discovered after the cars hl been stopped. over 100 were ,rested Monday night, S3 be- ing a.ested in the Berlin district alone1'he campaign continued last cvcng and the number of arrests ran ito the hundreds.
 Tyse arrested for having illegal hea6ghts were: Harry l.. Snow, NeyHaven; Lawrence Wisecrabber, Neden; Joseph Censak, Meriden. TIN were dismissed after paying tb costs of the court. Those with o, tail lights were: Anthony Ran .Il, Broadbrook; Camello Zanghi, tcst Wallingford; William J. Coon, Vest Hartford; Russell M. Cattle bury, Meriden; NJ. Clark. Melford, Mass; Walter D. Christian, Weth- ersheld: Edward Hall, Wallingford; Rudolph Zena. New Haven; F. B. Fancher. Hartford; Joseph Hagood. Berlin. They were discharged upon payment of the costs of five dollars.
 Those who were arrested for hay ing illegal headlights and were fined S5 and cost were: John w. Colye, Wallingford and C. II, Martin, Hart ford.
 Cazio Paneldo, Wallingford, who was charged with having obscured markers and illegal headlights was fined S5 on each account and costs to another 80. Patrick J. Ryan, Hartford. charged with having no headlights, was fined S5 and costs. George Furman, New charged with having illegal lenses was fined $5 and the costs or w. A. Long. Hartford, charged with having illegal lenses. was dis upon payment of the costs of S5. Edward l.aBlanc. Hartford, charged with having no tail light,