New Britain herald., 1930-07-23
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Gustave Anderson of 69 South Or chard street, Wallingford, was fined s100 and costs with S25 of the fine remitted when he was found guilty of the charge of drunken driving.
 Dwight C. Gray who gave his ad- dress as 54 Whiting street. New Britain, was fined S25 and costs for driving a truck along the highway with a 2,500 pound overload. He was represented by Attorney Daniel Pouzzner, assistant prosecutor of the city of New Haven.
 Charles J. Wider of Meriden was fined s15 and costs for driving an automobile without having first ob- tained a license. Wider has been driving since his coming to Meriden April 14, he told the court.
 Three other cases were continued till next weeks session on the re- quest of the attorneys who will rep resent the defendants.
 Joseph Dambroggio of 24o South street, Hartford, was fined s25 and costs after he was found guilty Of driving m overloaded truck.
 Workman Injured
 Herbert Carlson, employe of A. C. Record, New Britain building con- tractor. was treated yesterday at the New Britain General hospital for an injury received when his anl ! was caught between two beams on the job on which he was working. Following treatment at the insttu- ton he was removed to his home in Kensington.
 Rain Washes Out Games
 Rain which fell early last evening prevented the playing Of any of the games scheduled in the soft ball league. Three games were scheduled and it is understood that two of these will be played off tonight.
 Berlin Briefs
 Miss Edna Emerson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs T. W. Emerson. has returned to her home after a vaca- ton spent with Miss Hazel kuhnly Of Rockville.
 Mrs. William J. O'Brien, and chill drcn. Billy and Betty. of New Haven. are visiting at the home of Mrs. O'Rrion's parents. Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Trehy of Kensington.
 Professor Grant T. WiCkwirc, Of | Hanover university, Indiana, and family in company of C. W. Warren of Berlin have returned to Berlin | ,f ho tour of the New England states and Canada
 Mrs. Mary McAvoy and daughter Mary. of Worthington ridge, are spending the next two weeks at Block Island.
 Special Meeting Community Asso.
 There will be a special meeting of the Warrington Community associ- ation held tonight at o'clock in | Community hall. All members are urged to attend as matters of inn portance are to be discussed at this time.
 Apply for Marriage License Fred G. Peronto, truck driver of kensineton. and Dorothy Ruth Col by, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Colby Jr., of Kensington, made application for a marriage license at the office of Town Clerk Arthur L. l Woodruff, yesterday
 Mrs. Theodore Sage Funeral The funeral of Mary B. Sage, wife of Theodore A. Sage will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:lS o'clock from Lamphiers funeral parlors in Msriden and burial will be in Maple cemetery, Berlin.
 East Berlin Items No further meetings of the Com. munity club will be held until fall the summer activities of the organi- ration ending with the annual out. ing held last Saturday There will | be no meeting this evening.
 MT, and Mrs. Fred Rich have been | entertaining relatives from out o' town at their home on Main street | The stretch of highway iron | Morse's corner to the monument l. in bad condition again. The extreme | heat Of the past week has softeneC the tar, causing the road surface tc | run into ribbed formation. Several weeks ago a road scraper smoothcd out the thoroughfare, but now it IS l almost as bad as it was before then The library will be open Friday