New Britain herald., 1914-07-25

known in Berlin, had suffered a stroke of apoplexy and that his con- dttion was critical. .ts
 MT. Goodrich, who is about sixty five years of age, was found about o'clock in the evening lying in T paralyzed condition near a dam in one of the lots on his farm. He was carried into the house and a physi- clan summoned immediately The aged gentleman grew weaker during the night and this morning the doctor held out very little hope for his re- covery. His entire right side is paralyzed
 Apparently MT. Goodrich was in the best of health yesterday forenoon and in the early afternoon. He had been in New Britain at noon and upon his return ate hearty dinner. Workman's Hand Badly Laccrated.
 While in the act of pushing over d pile of steel beams just before o'clock last evening the right hand of J. Dootsky, an employe of the beam department of the Berlin Construc- tion company, slipped suddenly with the result that it ran along the rough edge of one of the beams, sustaining bad decorations about the palm. pr. Griswold of Kensington, who was called, found it necessary to take four stitches to close the wounds.
 To Form Gardeners Association.
 Unsigned post cards stating that q meeting for the purpose of forming d market gardeners association, and se- curing public wholesale market, will be held in the Hotel Beloin, New Brit ain, Monday evening, July 27, at o'clock, are being received by local farmers.
 This is but the beginning of the movement, which was explained in Mondays issue of the Herald, and it is expected that many other meetings will follow, the ultimate result being the establishment of a public whole sale market in New Britain, either by the city itself, in the interests of it's fruit and vegetable merchants, or by the new organization.
 The object of this market would be to eliminate much of the incon- venience to which the farmer is put at present when he goes to the city to dispose of his produce.
 Since the beginning of the regime of the new administration the farmers have been denied the privilege of congregat ting on Main street early in the morning and exchanging their wares and at present they are obliged to drive around the streets looking for middleman to purchase from them.
 No Services Tomorrow at M. E.
 Church.
 
 It has been decided to omit church services at the Kensington Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow as so many members and friends of the church are planning to attend the camp meeting at Plainville, during the day. The preachers on the program for July 26. will be Rev. Q. J. Range and Rev. H. $. Still and Harry K Miller. a member of the Wesleyan gospel team which worked so success fully in New Britain early this year. Wedding Twenty-Five Years Ago.
 The following is taken from the l Herald of July "A, 1889;
 John Devin, of the Berlin Iron 1, Bridge company, and Miss Jessie Me- Crum, of East Berlin, were married | at East Berlin yesterday
 John Devin, who moved away from East Berlin d number of years ago, is now engaged in the office of an iron construction company in Cuba His wife, it will be remembered. was accidentally shot in western city some time ago.
 Sunday School Picnic.
 About g o'clock this morning. spe-