New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

Officer william Cole after Cole had
noticed that the car driven by him
was going all over the road. He was
stopped and taken to DR.. Goodwin's
Office where he was pronounced
drunk.
In the New Britain station. where
he was taken to be locked up, Ser
geant King and Chief Hart stated
that the man was not drunk ut that
time.
In Berlin court last night, Sergeant
King and Chief Hart and Sergeant
p. J. O'Meara, testified that the man
was not drunk when he was brought
to the New Britain station.
Due to the conflicting testimony of
the witnesses Yeomans was dis
charged by Judge G. G. Griswold.
Erwin Beckem OF Westfield was
fined 81 and costs for driving with
improper lights and for driving with
out license. He was arrested by
Officer William Cole OF East Berlin
last week. Edward Brown of West
Hartford and Donald Becker of East
Hartford weer fined $40 and costs
each on charges OF speeding. They
were arrested by state policemen
near the old Silver Lake Inn.
John Pajo OF kensington was
fined $25 and costs on a charge OF
assault. He was arrested by Con-
stable Frank Brown last Sunday.
Harry Pardee of New Haven was
discharged on payment of costs, az
he pleaded guilty to a charge of
overlooking truck. He was arrest
ed by state policemen last Saturday.
American Legion social
Bolton Kasica post, American Le-
gion Of Berlin and the auxiliary will
hold a joint social at Legion hall in
kensington at s o'clock Friday
night. All members Of the legion are
asked to attend. There will be dane
ing and refreshments.
On Saturday, May I. there will be
a food and fancy goods sale at the
hall in Remington, under the aus
pieces of the auxiliary. The sale will
begin at 2 o'clock. The public is in
vited.
Dog Licenses
Beginning today all persons will
be fined 81 for failure to obtain
licenses for their dogs. There are
still many licenses to be issued.
Land Transfer
Carrie B. Bradley has sold to Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick J. Jennings Land
on Percival avenue. Kensington. The
deed was filed with the town clerk.
Large Attendance At May Breakfast
There was a large attendance at
the May breakfast at the Berlin
Congregational church his morning.
The affair was under the direction
of the Women's Aid society of the
church. Breakfast was served from
6 to 3 o'clock.
About 100 people were served at
the church and all voiced their ap-
probation OF the breakfast.
The supper has been served for
the past several days by the Wom-
ems Aid society on May Day and
has always been a success.
East Berlin Items
The Community club will meet
this evening at s o'clock at Com
munity hall. A report on the pro-
ceeds from the minstrel show held
last Wednesday evening will be
made at this time. The business
meeting will be followed by an en-
tertainment program and social
time.
The long awaited turkey supper
will be held tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock in the Community banquet
hall. 1t is expected that there will
be more than $50 present. An en-
tertainment program will follow.
There was an unusually large
number at the Sacred Heart whist
this week. The prizes in bridge
whist were awarded to the follow
ing: Miss E. Raigue. Mrs. Thomas
Dolan. Miss l.. Dreschler. J. Gilmar-
tin. Miss M. Ryan. Mrs. N. d. Dono-
van. Miss Kathryn MCGEE. Mrs.
Walter Hurlburt. Miss A. Frick. Miss
Anna Giana. Mrs. George Bolles and
Joseph Kasiski. Another whist will
be held next week.
The Al club Is holding a candy
sale this afternoon and evening at
Community hall.
The state roundup of 4H clubs
held in Hartford over the week END
wa; attended by Miss Nedra Law