New Britain herald., 1930-12-30

had had but one drink that amount knocks him out. Judge Morris D. SaXe suspended judgment on thc drunkenness charge. fining Pacs $l0 on the taxi fare charge.
 Licenses Arrive
 Hunting and fishing licenses for the year 1881 were received at the office Of the town clerk this morning. The past years documents are grad ually being displaced by those for the New Year.
 To Reopen Tabs Hall
 Tabs hall will be reopened in its state of rejuyonation on January [ with one Of the most extensive so- Cials given in Berlin in some months which will be sponsored by the St Pauis social club. With the finishing touches of interior decoration now being made the hall will be ready ill it's new raimcnt on the seventh. Frank Pierpont is at the head Of q committee which is making arrange ments for the social
 IDFFS tlNe lJHlhP
 A representative crowd Of the set hack teams of the Dublin club of Mcridcn and Jake West termycrs team Of Kensing'on was present at the old Blue Hills school house on Saturday night at dance given by the Dublin club, losers in q recent setback series.
 Christmas Banquet Held
 The members of the I.o-Hi club held their annual Christmas banquet last evening in the parlors of the Berlin Congregational church.
 Victim of Fall Improved
 Miss Bridget Malley, cmploye of the American Paper Goods Company and resident of Main street, Ken sirEton is reported 10 be resting comfortably at the New Britain Gen eral hospital after having been taken there Friday night with a broken knee cap which she sustained in a fall. As Miss Malley was mounting the steps 10 enter her home on Main street Friday night she slipped on an icy spot and f"ll,
 Clean Walks Or Street
 Since Saturday proprietOrs Of stores on Main street in kensington have been wondering which they would rather have, clean sidewalks or a clean Main street. A number of proprictors had shoveled the snow away from their establishments when a huge snow shovel of the state highway department arrived in the afternoon and. going down the thoroughfore, left huge banks of snow in its wake, most of it on the previously clean sidewalks. Many wer" left in the dilemma, trying to decide which was the better or per haps, which the worse.
 scout Troop to Hike
 Boy Scout Troop of Berlin will assemble in the scout rooms of the Berlin Congregational church on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock for it's annual New Years day hike. The hike this year will cover Lamenta- tion Mountain.
 If the weather should prove too unfavorable for the proposed hike, the scouts will repair to Stanley Barrett's carpenter shop and make furniture for their scout rooms.
 Court session
 The town court will meet tonight for it's regular weekly session. The case of Andrew Petannowich, who drove the automobile which turned over at Upson's corner cn the night of November 19, will be heard to- night after having been continued from the meeting of December 7.
 Visits in Watcrtown
 Bernard r. Moore has returned home after holiday visit to Water town, N. Y, where his three chill dren are in school.
 Berlin Notes
 Miss Florence NJ. Gibrey. week end guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Howard Gibney, has returned to Shelton.
 After a visit 10 Shelton at the home of Miss Margaret FoertCh. MT. and Mrs. John Wclz have returned to their home in Berlin.
 Joseph Manz is again at home aft CT a visit with Mir. and Mrs. William Sheldon of Pennington avenue.
 Professor and Mrs. Stanley l.. GalDin have with them their daueh ter, Miss Marjorie Galpin, member of the faculty of the Chaffee school,