New Britain herald., 1930-04-22

sent to the Hartford county jail in default of payment of a fine of sl00 which was imposed by the court. Neal was arrested by the state police when the car he was driving left the road, crashing through a fence in the Becllley section, late Sunday night. He was charged with drunken driving.
 Connecting Cables
 Gangs of men in the employ of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. are at work along the highway leading into Meriden, making final connections on the new cable sys- tenn installed as an auxiliary line be- tween Boston and New York. When completed, this new line will form another link in the already man. moth chain of communication that serves the southern New England section.
 \ Good Fish S,o.y
 Constable William Ritchie is boosting of his ability as an angler and a3 proof he is showing Q string of trout that has IS beauties. The fish were caught in New Hartford and are of large size, ranging from s to 111s inches in length and haN- ing q total weight of about 1o pounds.
 Methodist Ladies to Meet
 There will be a special meeting of the Ladies Aid rocioty of the Ken sington Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the church parlorc. It will be followed by q sale at o'clock and q supper at 6 o'clock.
 Baseball Committee Named
 A committee of three men, Ed ward J. Moore, Daniel Malarney and Harry Mckeon. was appointed at q meeting of the kensington A. C. held last night at the Popular barber shop. These men were instructed to interview local players and sound the sentiment of the baseball mind : ed in the town. They are also to invite all players; to q round table discussion at q meeting to be held ct 8 o'clock next Friday night at the barber shop.
 It is thought that Eddie Moore will hold the reinn of the club in his hands. The first practice will probably be called for next Sunday, weather permitting. and from then on there will be plenty Of baseball activity in the town.
 Card Series Arranged
 Final arrangements for the meet ing of q team of setback players from New Britain and q representa- tive team from St. Paul'S Social club have been completed. The first game will be played tonight at the card party being conducted by the club in Tabs hall. It unexpected that a large crowd from New Brit ain will be present to lend moral aid to the men who will carry the New Britain standard into battle.
 Town Court Session Tonight
 The oft postponed case of Pas qualc Corso is expected to be dis posed of tonight at the regular ses- sion of the Berlin town court This case has been held over pending the report of the coroners finding. Cor so was arrested and charged with criminal negligence when the car he was driving struck and killed Carl s. Mueller of Berlin.
 The case of Charles NJ. Simley oi Durham, N. C., who was arrested by the state police on charge o1 drunkenness. will also be present ed and disposed of.
 Berlin Briefs Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey entertain ed the members of the Worthington noon.
 Mrs. Walter Hart of Worthingtor ridge, who is patient at the Hart ford hospital, is reported as resting comfortably. Her condition is re- ported as improved.
 There is no change in the condi. ton of Eddy N. Smith, who is q pa. ticnt at the Hartford hospital,
 Miss Myrtle Prior acted as hostess to the members of hcl bridge club, which met at her homo in KensinGton last night, Prize, were awarded and refreshments served.
 Max Smith has returned to hi. Siummerville, N. J.. home after hay. in5 been tho guest for few days