New Britain herald., 1928-11-22

CT several complaints had been made that liquor was being vended at the Melesko home.
 Two bottles of liquor are said to have been found by the raiders. Mrs. Melesko was brought before Justice Frederick Bullen and re- leased under bond of $500. She will be tried at 7:3o o'clock Monday morning. This is her second of- fense. a fine Of s1O0 having been imposed upon her on a previous oc- casion.
 Sssek Awarded &e,OOe
 \ settlement of s6.0OO for the loss of his right eye has been obtained by Steven Sasek. IS. in his S25,000 suit against the Commonwealth Chevrolet Go. of Boston. the de- fendant company and the plaintiff coming to terms on this amount. which was approved by Judge Brown of the superior court yester- day. On foggy night last Febru- ary Sasek was riding on the Berlin turnpike. near Silver Lake lodge. Meriden, in an automobile operated by his brother, Paul Sasek. A truck owned by the Boston concern col lided head-on with the passenger vehicle. and Steve received injuries which cost him his right eye and scared him badly.
 The settlement was effected py States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn and Attorney Morris NJ. Wilder ot Meriden on Sasek's behalf and At- torney Cornelius J. Danaher for tho defendant.
 Pioneers Fleet
 Ninton Earl was elected president Of the Pioneer group last night when this organization met at the home of w, A. Bailey on Broad street. Other officers chosen were the following: Vice president. How ard Smith: secretary, Clarence Woods: treasurer. Kenneth Baker. The club is sponsored by the Hart- ford County Y. M. C. A. and has 2 handcraft program.
 Whist Prize Winners
 There were II tables at the public whist held by Pythian temple in Odd Fellows hall last night. Prize win ncrs were as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs. Scheidol of Bristol: second. Mrs. C.. t.mond: third Mrs. Stock iug of Bristol mems first. A. Turner: second. Mir. Hatfield: third. r. Hall Of New Britain. Refreshments were served.
 The next Pythian Sisters whist will be held on "Wednesday night. De- cember 5.
 Grange Play
 The play. Safety First" which was so well received at the recent Grange fair. will be repeated Fri day night in Grange hall by request. The play is a three-act comedy drama of suburban life in present. day America. The cast will be as follows:
 Jack Montgomery. Adolph John- son. young husband. Jerry Arnold, Jack Elliott, an un- successful fiNer.
 Mir. McNutt. Charles Weldon, . defective detective. Elmer Flannel William Cassidy awful shrinking. Abou Ben Mocha. George Oken- quist, Turk from Turkey.
 Mabel Montgomery. Winifred Ken. sel. Jacks wife, pity her. [ Virginia Bridger. Mabel Johnson her young sister.
 Mrs. Harrington Bridge, Lin; Weldon. their mamma. Zuleika. Geneva Distin, a tender i Turkish maiden.
 Mary Ann O'Finnerty, Beatrice Easton. an Irish cook lady,
 Suit for &.5 Joseph Cavalieri has been sued for s75 damages by the Southern New | England Telephone Co. The writ was issued by Attorney Edward G. Burke of New Haven and is returnable iu the New Haven city court. Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey has attached property of the defendant on Crook. cd street
 i Blues to Close Season The Plainville Blues will meet the Meriden West Ends at the High school football field here Sunday l afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. It is con. sidered likely that this will be the last game of the season for the local eleven, and the management is de. sirous of having a large crowd or 1 hand.
 Property Transfers A Matson X Co.,. composed oi August Watson. Arthur T. Matsor and Oscar W. Olson. has sold Lot 1 No. la at Pennington Avenue Plaza 1 to Carl R. and Jennie l.. Johnson The property is located on Usher avenue.
 Lots Nos. v. 7s, Sl and s2 a, Homestead park have been sold by Grasso c. Battista of South Norwalk to Fernando Ricci of Bristol. Notes Miss Zella Dyer. chief operator .,