New Britain herald., 1930-10-08
Drivers Story Convinces

session began, Arthur McNary, IF Whiting street, New Britain, was ar rested in front of the town hall by Constable George Kanupka for driv- ing without lights. McNary pleaded guilty to the charge, but explained that his lights had gone out immedi- ately after he had left Meriden a few minutes before, and he had tried in vain to get them repaired at vari- ous garages on the roadside. In view of McNary's having tried to get the lights fixed, the defendant was re- leased without fine.
 Warrants Dated Incorrectly
 Pasqualle spencerri of Kensington and Edmund Isora. who had been summoned by Game Warden Charles Allshouse, failed to appear at the court session. Upon investigation of the failure of the men to appear it was found that the warrant as made out by Allshouse carried the date of the court session as Tuesday, Octo- Der 6, instead of October '.
 Mrs. Cooley's Sister Dies
 Miss Mary Delowry, who was once a frequent visitor at Kensington. passed away last night at o'clock after having been ill week from a sudden shock She was the sister of Mrs. H. B. Cooley of Kensington and resided in Hartford, where Mrs. Cooley also lived before moving to Kensington some years ago. A brother, John Delowry, died a few months ago.
 Funeral services will be held at an undertaking establishment in Hartford at g o'clock tomorrow morning.
 St. Paul's Club Meeting
 St. Paul's Social club held a meet ing in Tabs hall last night. A num- Der of the members of the club were absent due to the American Legion convention in Boston, which many are attending. The principal aim of the meeting was to urge a full at tendance for next Friday night, when business will be taken up con- corning a new roof for the hall and interior repairs. A committee head ed by Robert Pagan was appointed last night to take care of entertain ment programs to be given during the winter months.
 Women's Democratic Club?
 It has been rumored that steps are being taken to organize a women's s democratic association in kensing- ton. No definite plans have been completed as yet, but efforts are be- ing made to secure the services of a prominent woman of Hartford to speak before the democratic ladies of kensington one day next week.
 Grange Meeting
 A good attendance was present last night at the meeting of the Der lin grange in Grange hall. An en- tertainment was given consisting of songs, readings, and dancing.
 A special meeting was announced for October 16, at which time some new members will be given the first and second degrees. A masquerade dance will be given in Grange hall on October 24. The orchestra to supply the music has not been de- cided on as yet.
 School Activities Fire Prevention Week is being ob- served in the schools of Berlin this week.. Tomorrow afternoon forma' exercises will be held at the Ken sington Junior high and Grammel school. Fire drills will be conduct l ed at that time.
 A week from tomorrow afternoon there will be teachers meeting for all teachers in the local school: at the Warrington school.
 The first glee club meeting of thu l present school session was held yes terday at the Kensington Junio High and Grammer school unde i the direction of Mrs. Helen D. Up son. The response was remarkabl, large, there being 60 students t apply for places on the club.
 Local Briefs
 Mario Ferrarino, who recentl underwent an operation for appen dicitis at the New Britain Genera hospital, is reported as resting com fortably.
 Thomas Baratterrio of Berlin, ac companied MT. and Mrs. A. A. Bar rett, to Boston yesterday morning