New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

hccrs for work done in clearing up the burglarics.
 Ntoic Because He Was Hungry
 Mario CCrro, who in the entire proCcedingS of the court appeared to be only an interested spectator, was adiudgcd to be d plaything of circumstance. The judge discharg- ed him, for throughout the entire evening his attitude impressed the court. Although not charged with breaking into Petc's lunch near the Berlin depot, it was brought out that he had been implicated in the break earlier in the year. He was said to have been out of work at the time, with no home. and seiz- ed by hunger, so he broke into the lunch cart.
 Upon being asked how many miles he had driven a car Galemini replied that during the past year he had driven it 10000 miles Asked where he obtained the money. he testified that he and his brother had split the bills and that during the past three years he had worked all except three months Of the time.
 Just One More Bite"
 Attorney Casale, assuming the part Of an adviser who was inter estcd in the case not merely as q legal representative" summed up the case of the three youths, point ing out that if the proper sentences were inflicted the youths would be sent up for long terms, inasmuch as they had confessed to 9erious crimes. Claiming that prisons for such as the three would only mean association with criminal types, he suggested "inasmuch as dogs are given one more bite' the same be done in this case. He pleaded for another chance and Judge Griswold returned a verdict in favor of that. But the youths were also assured that this was the last bite" and they would not be tolerated if brought in again for any mlsdc- iiiNtilpl.
 Intermediates Win Again
 In a game marked hy rough play ing. the kensington Boys club bas- ketball teams broke even with the south church teams from New Britain. in Fraternal hall last night, losing the senior game by $6-19 and winning the intermediate by 25-1S. The Whippets beat the Giants in the junior contest of the evening to the tune of G-5.
 This was the second straight win for the local intermediates and indi- cations point to a good season for this outfit. Also last nights loss was the second in a row for the senior outfit, for the South church was more than a match for the local team. The playing of both teams was handicapped by the size of the play ing floor. In many instances over- jealous rooters attempted to help out their teams by striking out at the ball.
 Donation Party
 Members of the American Legion and it's ladies' auxiliary will meet this evening in the Legion rooms at the town hall at 8 o'clock for a do nation party. Refreshments will be served. Members are urged to at tend and bring with them donations for the Legion rooms. Money is especially needed so that it will be possible to provide dishes.
 Berlin Notes
 MT. and Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey have returned to their home on Warrington ridge after spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs Will liam Heald of Cincinnati. Mrs. Heald was formerly Miss Frances Hickey of Berlin.
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Wall have returned 10 their home in Torring- ton after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. James DeMore of Der lin.
 Roderick Morrison has returned 10 his home after spending the week in Cincinnati with relatives.
 Miss Rose l'itzsimmons and Miss Gertrude Bailey are attending the National Beauty show at Pennsyl- vania hotel New York city.
 Mrs. Patsy Sisti has been spending the holidays in New Jersey. It is ex- pected that she will return today.
 kensingtOn Methodist Church
 Special services will inaugurate