New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

brought in to answer to charges of violation of the motor vehicle laws and the local police have one or two cases that will no doubt pc disposed Of at this time.
 Warranty Deed
 A warranty deed filed today at the office of Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff notes the sale by Adam Tietz of New Britain to Louis and Teofla Honcharak property in BeCkley section consisting Of ap- proximately 80 acres of land.
 The property was formerly known as the old Gibney farm.
 Seek Marriage License
 Allan Joseph Nichols, who gave his age as 21 and his occupation as farmer with a residence in Kensing- ton, and Ruth Isabel Gilbert, aged eo, a stenographer of Meriden, ap- piled yesterday for a marriage li- cense at the office of Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff
 Gun Thief Gets Three Months
 Arthur Jones, New York negro, who was arrested by the state po- lice in Berlin while trying to sell | revolver said to be stolen from the Princess theater in Hartford and be- longing to Patrolman William |. Horan of the Hartford police de- partment. was given a three month jail sentence when he was found guilty of the charge of theft at yes- terday's session of the Hartford po- lice court.
 Construction Employe Injured
 Carl King, aged 26 of Hartford, who is employed by the Berlin Con- struction Co.,, in building convey or system between the coaling wharf and power plant Of the Con- nccticut Light and Power Co. of Montville, received a compound fracture of the left arm and his in juries when he fell from a a,trackw1y while working there yesterday.
 He was removed to the Lawrence and Memorial hospital in New Lon don where he is resting comfort ably,
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. Lona Phelps and Mrs. Edna & Damon left yesterday on an auto mobile trip that will take them to Cape Cod and adjoining resorts.
 Miss Irene Colon of Langdoa Kensington, is spending the summer in Norwich.
 Woman Injured
 An unkoown woman was remov- ed to the Hartford hospital yester- day at noon after she had fallen on the steps leading into the store owned by Thomas Baratiero or ridge. N-rays taken at the hospital revealed the absence of any broken bones.
 East Berlin Items
 At a meeting of the Boy Scout board of review held last evening at the Methodist church the following boys appeared before the committee: Frank Sanzaro, George Freiberg. George Demore, jr., and Cortland Read. The first of the group has qualified as first class scout and the last three as second class. Walter Payne. George Demore and Scout master E. E. Wilson reviewed the work of the boys.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet munity hall.
 Mrs. Walter Payne was a Hartford visitor yesterday.
 Miss Edith Northrop entertained out of town relatives at her home yesterday.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Community club will be held tomor- row evening at o'clock at Con- hall.
 The annual camp meeting at the Plainville camp ground will open its 6Sth session Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the auditorium. Services will be conducted for 10 days. Rev. pr. William D. Beach will be general director of activitie. Dr. w. l.. Stidger of Boston and Dr. Albert E. Day of Pittsburgh will be the principal speakers at the meet ings. The East Berlin house will be open throughout the camp meeting. The local Methodist curch wl.i be well represented at the camp ses- sions. many from here planning to attend.
 The mid week service at the