New Britain herald., 1929-06-04

cival avenue grounds in Kensingten tomorrow night. All members are asked to be on hand. The good form last Sunday against the Southington "" team. which was beaten by . score of 10 to 5. is hoped to be. con- tinued during the season.
 AC0uts In Field Meet
 Boy Scout Troop sS of kensinston is expected to make good showing at the annual held meet to be held Saturday afternoon at Willow Brook park. The meet has been held for the past 14 years by the New Britain Council of Boy Scouts. Last year the kensington troop made . very good showing for | new troop and this time 1t is expected that 1t will do much better. The troop has been under the leadership Of Adolph Schultz and under the guidance of Bolton. Kasica post, American Le- sion.
 Berlin Troop 1. under the leader, ship of Emil shjerden, also is ex- pected to do good work in the meet, and the Berlin teams are rated as among tn, most serious rivals of the Center church troop {. which has been the winner of the meet every year that 1t has been hld.
 Raid Brings Havy Fines
 The heaviest ines and jail sen- tences to be meted out in the Berlin town court for seme years were given last night by Judge 0. c. Qris- wold to three men and woman, charged wit, keeping and frequent ing house of i'll fame.
 Harry Navcs, colored. was fined $lO0 C.. a charge of keeping q house of ilj fame and q like sum for seli- ing liquor and was given six months in jail. Theodore Butler, colored. was given aix months i' jail and fined t10O. Mae Butler, white, wal given six months in 1s-il on . charge Of improper conduct.
 William Greene. charged with fre- qucntins. was discharged. as it was proved that he was bccder at the house.
 Frank Kowliski of 57 Sexton street, New Britain, was discharged on the count of frequenting and was , fined 31U and costs on . charge of drunkenness. He was the driver of . car that was found overturned near the house q few hours before thu raid. He clai:led that he waf going for aid when he saw the house He entered. only to hnd that the place was being raided. He was ar. rested by Officer Brown. whe. with Officer Ventres. was in charge of the raid. Kowliski has prison record in several states and has been ar. | rested in New Britain.
 Police were tipped off on the raid by Elmer Johnson, who had gone to the house in the morning and bought some liquor. He had giver . two dollar bill and was refused change for the purchase. After som< argument he got the money, and ir q spirit of revenge he called the DO lice and gave the facts that led ts to the raid and the consequent sem tences.
 Makes second Raid
 Following the court session Con. stable Ventfes returned to the house and. buried in the cellar. he found a gallon jug containing some liquor Several empty bottles were found giving evidence that . heavy drink ing party had been in progress since the officers had raided the house tn, night before. Two bottles of alleg cd beer were found and taken b, the oflicer.
 After settling a fight that hat started in the other side of th' house between an alleeeAly intoxi cated husbana and wife. he took th, cenfiscated bettles and their con tents to the court room, where the! were disposed of in the usual man ner.
 Teacisers' Meeting
 The teachers of the BerliI schools met last night at thu Warrington school with Miss Mar. E; 0riswold. superintendent of thu schools. Several matters Of import ance were discussed. Further plan for the annual banquet that will b. held at the Hale house In Wethers held on June ii were laid.
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 MT. and Mrb. Charles LAnee c kenainetoa aanounce the entASe