New Britain herald., 1927-08-10

street, New Britain. and George
Honkel of kensington were ar
raigned before Judge George G..
Griswold at the regular Tuesday
evening session of the Berlin town
court last evening to answer to
charges of drunkenness and breach
of peace. Judge Griswold levied a
fine of $40 and costs on Honkel and
discharged the New Britain man.
Both were arrested Sunday evening
by Constable Frank Brown after a
brawl in Kensington. and spent the
night at the New Britain lookup.
Fire Debt Cleared
At a meeting Of the fire commits
sioners OF New Britain. held last
evening at the city hall in that city,
1t was mentioned that $500 had been
received from town officials of Ber-
lin, clearing up outstanding debts
between Berlin and New Britain for
fire protection service for the
months OF April. May and June. The
town is now paid up In fun to the
New Britain department, the COM
missioners stated.
Boys Club Meeting
At a meeting of the kensington
Boys club which was held last even
ing. the following new members
were voted into the organizations
Martin Masseln. Louis Griffith Wal
ter Oszalza. John Doback and Frank
Doback. 1t was voted that all dues
would be collected on Tuesday. Au-
gust %. The next meeting of the
organization will be held at Legion
Hall, kensington, on Tuesday even
ing. August %. Important business
is scheduled to take place, including
first plans for an entertainment to
be given in the near future.
Baseball News
In order to settle the question of
superiority between the AH-Kens-
ington baseball team and the Taft
vile nine, a game has been ar
ranged for Sunday afternoon to take
place in Taftville. Two games have
been played between the rival ag-
gregations, one going to Kensington
at the score of 5 to and one being
marked up for Taftville by the close
score of to /.
All fans wishing to make the trip
on Sunday are asked to notify Man
ager Dan Malarney before Friday
evening. The trip will be made by
bus.
Arrangements are underway for a
game between the Pirates of New
Britain and the st. Paul Tabs base
ball team. This will probably take
place on Sunday and will he another
grudge game. each team claiming
one victory. The first game went to
the locals at large score but the
second game proved a shut-out
when Lefty" Williams of the
Pirates revenged himself for an s
run inning which was batted out Of
him during the previous game.
The Kensington Congre gational
church baseball team will meet to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock at
Benedict Phillips field for practice.
The local churchmen will meet the
Broad Brook squad on Saturday on
the local grounds in d regular
County Y game. The broad Brook
SQUAD has yet to be defeated and top
form is being worked up by Coach
Phillips in an attempt to break the
winning streak OF up-rivcr squad.
Crying Collies Raise Rumpus
When four crates Of collie pups
were unloadcd at the Berlin station
this morning. bound northerly from
a Worthington Ridge kennels which
ships the tiny animals to buyers in
different parts of the state. station
employees prepared for noisy
interim until the train destined to
bear the future ribbon winners away
pulled in They got it. Four crates.
holding three dogs apiece, amount to
Il collies and - collie puppies
amount to lot of bowling.
At five minutes before train time
the employees from the ticket seller
to the baggage master wore har-
ried expression and many anxious
glances We're cast towards the south
as the time for the train drew near
err. Rumors of a wreck Of the train
which would prevent the departure
of the infant noise makers were
widespread and the situatio was
strained when the train at last ap-
peared. The baggage car superin-
tendent received the condolences of
the entire station force as the crying
pups were being loaded on by eager
banda