New Britain herald., 1914-04-17

the contrary, decidedly spirited, and untrained. This was evidenced dis tinctly when the local man attempted to drive his new charge along Farm ington road; he shied upon meeting a trolley car, became utterly uncon- trollable and smashed the valuable carriage to which he was harnessed.
 MT. Goodrich went to Robington immediately and claimed that the deal was off. He had learned that bruise which the latter contended the horse had sustained in transportation on the railroad, was nothing less than lameness, and demanded retractiop. Robington couldn't see it.'' He en- gagged Lawyers Sake anl Hungerford of New Britain to fight his case against B. F. Gaffney, who was retained by the Berlinite. The case was not as- signed to the courts however until quite recently It was to be heard in the Hartford court of common pleas this week. but the defendant evidently saw that his case was weak for he offered settlement without further action.
 MT. Goodrich fought for the prin- csple of the matter and he feels highly elated over his success
 Warrantee Deed Filed.
 Town Clerk Shaw has received a deed recording the sale of George Beckett's place on Turnpike read to Theodore F. Clark of New Britain, brief mention of which was made in the Herald some time ago.
 The property in question is bounded on the north by land of c. J. Mueller and estate of Henry Hollister; on the east by the estate of Henry Hollister and of c. J. Mueller, partly by each; on the south by property of C. J. Mueller and on the west by the high way, Turnpike road.
 The parcel is the same that is now comprised within the limits of the boundary fences they now exist.
 Literary Society Annual Meeting.
 It has been announced that the an nual meeting and social of the Berlin Literary society is to be held on Tues day evening. April 21 rather than the week following. At this time officers will be elected and reports presented
 The following has. been the person mel for the past year: President, E. E. Nourse; vice president, w. l. Savage; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox: membership com- mittee, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, Mrs. Brandegee and Miss Elizabeth F. Will cox; committee on place of meeting, MT. Mildrum, Mrs. George P. Durham and Miss Rohm; program committee, Mrs. Mildrum, MT. Atwater, Miss Savage and Miss Ida Wilcox.
 Funeral of Mrs. Vinta.
 The funeral of Mrs. zottola, the young wife of Salvatore Vinto, who died at the New Britain hospital yes- terday morning, was held at 9 o'clock this morning from St. PauIs church ill Kensington. Rev. J. C. Brennan celebrated a requiem mass at the church and Rev. John T. Winters read the prayers at the grave in the new Catholic cemetery, where interment took place.
 Church Dedication May o4.
 The date for the dedication of St. PauPs new church in Kensington has been set for Sunday, May "A, decision in this respect being made upon the from Bishop J. J. Milan that this was his first open date.
 The postponement is due to the failure in the arrival of certain fur niture. The dedication preacher will be the Rev. Dr. John Nea1e, permanent rector of St. Roses, Meriden. In the evening the Rev. Thomas J. Sul- livan, of St. Johns, Stamford, will de- liver the address
 It was reported previously in the