New Britain herald., 1930-06-25

that we assure hi-n that we not only greatly appreciate the gift but that we find Christian joy in the fellow ship Of love and remembrance which binds his heart with ours in this fellowship ln the Masters name.
 Be it further resolved that copy Of thIs resoIution be placed upon the records Of the Kensington Congregational church as d renlenl- brance Of love aa1 that d copy be sent to MT. Dunharr at his home in Bridgeport. Conn
 Court Session
 s!x fines. thirty days !n Jail and dismissal were the decisions in the cases Of automobile drivers when they appeared in the local town court before Judge George c. Gris- wold last night.
 Joseph Cullo Of 31 New Hanover street, Meriden. was fined $25 and costs for reckless sdg.ving following an accident which involved his own car and one driven by Wallace E. Nickerson Of 5 Hart street, New Britain Execution in the case vas suspended on payments Of costs Nicaerson, who vas charged with violation c: rules of the road, was granted a dismissal by the court.
 Theodore Mooarslsy Of 56 Bond ( IIav++r-f F11,-a -r,,f1t,y r,F speeding and pad ] fine of SIS and costs. Frank Sacoski, his neighbor. who gave his address as 436 Bond street, Hartford, vas fined S25 and costs for failure 10 comply with the law relative to the placing of light weight signs in d conspicuous place on a commercial truck.
 Stanley Mlchalshi Of East Berlin received the heaviest fine of the eve ming, buIw2s gladdened when the court decided on suspension of exc cution. after he was found guilty Of the charge Of driving under the in huencs Of liquor, He was represent ed by Judge Stanley J. Traceski Of New Britain
 Joseph Kata Of 40 Horace street. New Britain, was fine 5l0 and costs for violating the rules Of the road and I. (. Chase Of 265 Dwight street. New Haven. drew 3 s.tH!Iar penalty for driving on the highways of Der lin without having 2 license in his possession.
 social Club Meeting
 A largely attended meeting Of S. Pau.'s Social club was held last night in Tabs hall The reports of the lawn festival committees were read and accepted.
 Chicken DinreS Grange hall on Pennington ave nue will be the scene Of q chicken dinner tomorrow afternoon when the ladies Of the Grange Sewing circle get together for their annual lunch con. These times are always well at tended.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs Jane Meagley. who has spent the past few months in Florida, has returned 10 pass the summer at In dian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Gold are en- tertaining John Meagley at their home on Warrington ridge.
 Douglas DeMers and Franklin Woodruff are the representatives Of the Berlin Congregational church at q conference Of young people being conducted at Storrs. Robert Pagan. local orchestra leader. and Warren Eingwood, who has attained recognition for his work in amateur theatricals, have return cd home after q short stay at Lake 1 Congamond.
 Mss Mary Michaels, daughter Of 1It. and Mrs. Edward Michaels Of Warrington ridge, entered the New Britain General hospital today to undergo an operation for appendici- l t!s.
 Wider Bridge Urged With the increased traffic of the past year through this district much criticism and comment has been heard about the present bridge al the mil which divides the town of Berlin ard Cromwell Only one car i can pass over the bridge at q time, 1 and on week ends, especially on Sun day. traffic at th,s point becomes ! congested. Either the bridge will have to be widened or q new bridge constructed to meet the demands Of l the next few years. The expense of