New Britain herald., 1929-12-28

youth had been hauled in by Con- stable OrvIllc Ncntrrs and now stood h4rorc the judge. No. no money, Couldn't even pay the $G fin" on ta" two counts. The judge looked stern. With visions Of bars hrfor" him the youth hopefully au@ Scsird that lis payroll might hnW The iudg, thought, "Oh ruu alou%. he said and hc dismissed Dho caa "ilh Il wave Of tic hand.
 I,cO0 pOUnG~ Too AIurh
 William l.. Stacey of &% Wihou street. New Haven. raid &&n and costs for ovorlcJdi0g a truck 10 1h. extent Of I,ooo pounds. Tine W,u- fare on overlooked uuchs on tHp highways ia thought to have cst"b- llshod d record in duration ot activ- ity. During tGc past month Iu, court has not held a session when overloaded truck drivers have uoj made an appearance.
 sherman Grantrd CCntinu1uct
 The ca:t' ui Albert Sherman Of Dwight street, New Britain. u3s postponed fer two weeks tu allow Wore tim" to Investigate tn" ca&r, Mrs. ldI Malone. who was seriously injured when she was struck by T truck driven hy Albert sherman s.v crul days @Ao. is still in the hospital in New Britain in a serious couJi- lion. Sh,muan WaS arrested follow ing the accident. il Was found that he had been drvlng with Improper hIahcs Ilo Was placed under ;r- .oat and released on payment o' J &l.CuU bond.
 nulc:!Hcv Next Ncvh
 After a Wuij of almost four ,1ontas, local authorities will soan have JH opportunity 10 try Josara kOlCd1 }, a Nawynt Tor ~ho,." ;r- ras; Iias b.vn sent out. kojodzrE Is wanted here in connection Nllil an automobile actId1ut iii September in Whj"h one ra'fy was killed "t Jp- sons conner. During th" past four months he has been urrcs,cI twice since the accident in Berlin and Haa HOW completed ;t term in the cougjv .I~Il on tGo 'nal charge. lio will h . drought into the local coar on Jan uary 7
 '.o Investigate Bur2l&rir~
 The cu@r of Inc two >outnS held in connection With various bur@Iar- t,5 in town Nas pos;norrd for ap- pca~ancr sanc tmc next week. |. IS thought that other invcsli-ujiouo will hc mad" before fine c1so ja brought into court.
 Program For Scout Banquet
 Miss Mary Savage, in charge Of the program this evening at the Hor- lin Congregational church at which the Berlin troop will entertain New Britain and other visiting Girl scouts. has announced thc rro~ram for the evening. It Will be- as fol lows:
 Selection. Earafirrro Girls orthr+- ua: dance, Edith Denling; "Muu aui Jeli," Dorothy HornkohI and Shir- ley Shjcrdcn; papers written by Elizabeth Gibncy. Mary Rand 1uI Betty NighlingaIc; selection. Baru- ticrro Girls orchestra; "Iutting Out the Fire" q stunt; Lib Eunio,' q stunt; Christmas carols. hy Helen Hiltpold; selection, B0raticrro Girls orchestra.
 Games will be played after the program,
 Novel Orchestra
 The Earatcrro Girls orvhntra. which will play at the Girl $.oGt banquet this evening. is composed of five sisters, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baratierro, local s,orc owners. The group has been playing together for the past year. and th" members range in age from to 16 years. The orchestra, which in cludcs violin, piano, drum, saNo- phone and banjo. will shortly have another novel feature when Alex andor James Baraticrro. age C 1-2 will take the baton and conduct his sisters in symphony. Of course, Mir. Baratiorro insists that the son is still too young, but in year or so he