New Britain herald., 1930-04-30

Dougherty thanked the court for it's consideration of the case and paid his fine.
 The case of Patrick Daly of 6l May street, Hartford, who was ar rested the same night as Dougherly by the state police for d like offence requested continuance of one week which was granted by the court. His case will be tried at next Tuesdays session.
 Argument Causes Arrest Charged with breach of the peace and assault after having engaged in an argument with his wife. Hamlet Scott of Christian Lane, was taken into custody last night by Constable complaint which brought about his arrest. He will be tried at a later date.
 Funeral of Donald Erwin Funeral services for Donald Ed ward Erwin, four year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Erwin, who died Monday, were held this morn ing at o'clock at St. Paul's church Kensington. Rev. J. C, Brennan, pastor, was the celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem.
 At the professional Dear Little ! One, How Sweet Thou Art' was sung l by Madeline Horton schmidt and Mrs. E. Brady. At the offertory Mrs Brady sang 70 Salutaris' and later she sang "Bencdictus" and Mrs. Schmidt sang "Agnus Dei.' At | the conclusion of the mass Mrs. Schmidt rendered "Heayen Is His | Home" and as the casllet was borne from the church Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Schmidt sang "Oh Take Him | to Thy Sacred Heart
 The pallbearers were William Skene. John Skone. uncles of the de- ceased boy. Otto Johne and William 1 Patterson. Joseph Carbo, Jr, and William McMurray werc flower | bearers
 Father Brennan conducted the committal services at the grave in 1 St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 May Breakfast
 The third annual May breakfast, given under the auspices of the Womans Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church, will be SerV- cd tomorrow at the church dining rooms. An attractive a la carte menu will be served from till 9 o'clock in the morning and every body is invited to attend.
 Wedding Anniversary Party
 Mr. and ITS James Corr wcr2 pleasantly surprised last Monday night by about 20 of their friends at q party given in celebration of their tenth wedding anniversary at the homo of Mrs. w. J. Pagan of kensington. The couple were pre- scntcd with a boudoir chair.
 setback Series
 Another setback series that will 1 bring together teams representing the American Legion and St. Paul's Social club has been arranged. The first of the series will be played to- morrow night in the Legion rooms in Berlin town hall. Rivalry is keen and some hot contests are pre- dcted.
 Berlin Men On Jury
 The new list of jurors that report for service today in the superior court with Judge Alfred C. Baldwin, includes the names of two Berlin residents. Harold B. Upson and Ray mond Dyer. With the other mon these will serve for the next eight weeks. Many important cases will be conducted at this session of the superior court.
 Marriage License
 The application for q marriage Ij- cense by George r. Beeman. farm superintendent of Berlin and Jane Oliver, cosmetician of Bloomfield, has been filed with the office of vital statistics at Hartford.
 Baseball Meeting
 A very poorly attended meeting oi the kensington A. C. was held last night at the Popular barber shop in Kensington. Manager Edward Moore who suffered an injury to his knee at the plant of the Stanley Work in East Berlin was unable to attend Very few matters were discussed and d practice session was called fol Eext Friday night at o'clock.
 Berlin Briefs
 s. Chase Coale of WorthlnEtor ridge has returned to his home aftci