New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

ccr Ickas looked for him in the brush in back of the barns while Barnett was stationed near the truck thought 10 have been driven by labienic. The accused came out of the barn and proceeded to his car, where he was accosted by Barnett who, it is said, urged him to stay and make an explanation to the officer. LabieniC paid no atten- ton to the latter, jumped in his car and endcavored to drive away. He finally succeeded after Barnett had turned his switch off several times, in forcing the latter off nf his running board. He was later 2pprehended at his home and charged on the two counts.
 T.abienic admitted to the court that he was in q hurry to get home to keep an engagement in New Britain at 8 o'clock, but after all was over, he was 15 minutes late The case was appealed
 Ha!lins Case Continued
 Due to the condition of Julius Margelot. the witness involved in the crash at the foot of Galpin' S Hill three weeks ago, w. T. Hallin' s case was continued for two weeks. Margelot is still in the Hartforl hospital. For time it was thoug'lt that he would not survive the crash but he is reported as resting con- f0rtably.
 Legion to Hold Meeting
 Legion members are being urged to attend the meeting to be held Friday at the town hall for the pur- pose of helping to make the future Legion rooms inviting. All mem bors arc asked to attend in fatigue clothes. Some alterations are eX- pCctod within the near future. h. asmuch as these rooms are to b" used by the Legion as meeting place and place where they may hold occasional whists and dances, 1 1t has been thought that modern Improvements, such as plumbing, tended to. This has been a crying need of inc town hall in the past, and a situation which should hay" been rcmedied long ago, legionnaircs say. At present most of the i'm portant town offices are situated in that building and all of the public meetings are held there.
 Grange Meeting
 The members of the local Grange entertained Changers from South iington, Newington, Meriden, Cheshire and MiddletoWn at their hall on Pennington avenue. RccitatiOES, solos, readings and q short sketch were presented during the course of i the evening. Refreshments were se rved and dancing enjoyed at the close of the program.
 This evening the local Grange members will be guests of the Cheshire Grange and offer two num- bcrs to the program at th@. hall. Berlin Notes
 John Meagley son of Mrs. Jane Neaglcy, of Worthington ridge, has entered Vermont academy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Michaels of i Worthington ridge, will leave by auto Saturday for Omaha, Neb., where Mrs. Mchacls will spend 4 month as the guest of her mother.
 Gaudian-Holmquist NuptiaIs
 Miss Agnes l.. Holmquist of Ken sington, and August Gaudian of New i Britain, were married Saturday, by the father of Mr. Gaudian, Rev Martin W. Gaudian, pastor of the St Johns Lutheran church.
 East Berlin Items
 The registration of East Berlin pupils now attending the Middletown l high school has been compiled by
 classes and is as follows: class of
 1880, Velma Payne and George Mac l Donald class of 1881, Edmund l Seigrist, Richard Walsh, Helen Bow
 CTS and Betty Gabany; class of 1882
 Norma Lawrence, June Cobey, Thea 1 Johnson. Virginia Dalbey, Sophie i S2nzaro, Esther Bowers Ronald
 McCorkle, Hazel Waite, George Ere
 berg, Carl Johnson and Ruth Monte; i class of 1883. Ncdra Lawrence, Rob- 1 crt S@igrist. John Lewis, Frank 1 San@2ro, Agnes Savage and Mary
 Savage. This list totals 23 which is the largest number ever attending i the Middletown high school from i this community.
 The crash of the mail plane on
 Mount Lamentation last evening was