New Britain herald., 1929-03-26

pOilCc III lnelT UilV0 AkAlHbl tlO3t operating gears without the proper license for the year, will be given hearings. In the past few weeks about 3 drivers have been appre- hended for failure to obtain new lj- censes.
 Judge G. c. Griswold stated at the beginning of the drive against dri.- CTS and owners of overloaded trucks that he would cooperate with the state police in an attempt to clear up this condition.
 Legion Flag at Half Stan
 The flag at Bolton kasica post hall ill kensington is at half staff in respect 10 the memory of the late Marshal foch. The flag was placed at half staff Sunday and will remain so until Wednesday.
 Legion NUes
 As a result of the drive conducted by Bolton kasica post in Kcns!ngton there are GS members on the mem- bership list. This is an increase Of about D members over last year.
 At q post meeting Saturday nigh. the committee in charge Of the an- Eual banquet reported that plans arc complete. An invitation has been extended to State Commander Paige A. Seaton and other prominent mem- hers. There will also be entertain nent and dancing. Tickets are on sale and may be purchased from any member of the post The supper will be held at the Berlin Grange hall on Thursday evening, April 1. at zoo o'clock.
 (. NJ. T. (. Enlistmcnts
 The call is again repeated for re- cruits for the Citizens Military Training corps to which all young men over T. years old are eligible The corps does not place the mem bcrs under any further obligation for future service in the army. The object of the camps is to bring to- sether young men of high type from all sections of the country on a common basis of equality and under the most favorable conditions of out door life, 10 stimulate and promote citizenship patriotism, athletic ability and military training. The govern m.nt pays all expenses and gives a month of outdoor vacation 10 those enrolled. Dr. Matthew H. Griswold is the chairman of the (. N. T. (. work in Berlin.
 Baseball League
 James Corr first vice president Of the Legion post, is working on a program for d four team league in inc junior baseball league of Berlin. Entries are open to any boy whose age does not exceed l7 years 10 Sep tember Of this year, I, is expected that there will be keen rompeti. ton in the league as the boys were together for part of last year nnd showed good improvement under the leadership of the Legion.
 East Berlin Items
 The Community club meeting will be held tomorrow evening at ! o'clock at Community hall. secre' tary E. F.. Thienes Of the Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A. will be present and address the club. Mir. Trien"s has had q wealth of experience anl is a most interesting speaker. A so' cial time will be enjoyed.
 Mrs. William Fogette is confined 10 her home on Cottage street by ill., ness
 Mrs. Frank Cobey has returned from Sou,hington where she has been visiting relatives.
 The Wesieyans enjoyed social time at the home Of Mir. an Mrs Gustav Petit last evening. The mid-weck service Of the Methodist church will he held to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock iil the church social rooms.
 The Fife and Drum corps rehear- sal will be held Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock at Community hall. Mrs. J. Rose Belden returned home today from 8 several weeki visit as the guest Of Rev. and Mrs A. C. Fuller Of GaylordsviIte. The Hubbard school will close Thursday afternoon for the holida, and weekend recess.
 The Knights of Pythias will mee, his evening at { o'clock at Com munity hall. The second degree will be conferred on several candi- dates.
 The Mattabesett river continues to rise. the gain being especially