New Britain herald., 1914-06-02

Hartford, warrants were issued for the arrest of the owners It is eX- pected to have the offenders in court tomorrow morning when severe penalty and warning to other autoists will be imposed. The police are out to make the Berlin highways safe means of travel for every one even If wholesale arrests are needed to bring about such condition.
 Grange to Hold Sale and Dance.
 Plans have been completed for the rummage sale to be held in Foresters hall, kensington by the Berlin grange on Wednesday, June g. The sale will be held during the morning and afternoon and a dance will be held during the evening. Cake, candy and flowers are to be sold during the day, Any members having articles to donate for the sale will please communicate with any of the follow ing: Mrs. Lawrence Watkins, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Adams, MT. Norton or Herbert Goodrich.
 New Building in Boston. =.
 The Christian Endeavor society, of the Berlin Congregational church calls attention to the campaign now on for iSW hSiuiudt to bo erected in Boston. The structure Is to cost $150,OOO and the necessary funds are being raised by the active societies throughout the country. An local members, past and present, are to be considered legitimate sources of revenue and will no doubt be ap- preached in the near future in regard l to their contributions.
 Local ID. A. R. Invited. Berlin and Kensington members of | the Daughters of the American Rev olution have been invited to attend the annual meeting of the Ellsworth | Memorial association, incorporated to l be held at the Ellsworth Homestead, | Windsor, on Friday, June 12. The meeting will be held at 1:30 o'clock and in addition to the reading of | reports, officers and five directors will | be chosen. Members attending will need to provide box luncheons" and the caretaker of the Homestead will ! furnish tea or coffee at nominal sum. The train will leave Hartford ] at 11:13 and reaches Windsor at 11:26. The balance of the trip will be taken by trolley.
 Chiidren's Night at Grange. Tonight will be children's night at the Berlin grange hall and the com mittee in charge has arranged an ex- cellent program of special interest to 1 the junior grangers. Recitations, several tableaux and musical selections will be given during the evening. Ice cream and cake is to be served at the close of the entertainment. The af- l fair is open to all members of the grange. to their friends and to their children. The following committee arranged the event: Mesdames Hyde, Green, Gould, Goodwin. A. Bushnell and Carter
 Bridge Open Again.
 ] The bridge at the rlin-Cromw ell | line in East Berlin which was recent i ly broken by a heavily laden auto truck has been repaired and is once | more open to traffic. The stringers on the Cromwell side only were frac- tured. the newer beams of the Berlin portion withstanding the heavy load l Selectman Seth Paddock of Cromwell repaired the damage at once, putting in new timbers in place of each of l the broken parts.
 1 Rain Aids Crops.
 The brief deluge of yesterday af- | ternoon d source ofrrelief to all Berlin and Kensington and the pray CTS of those who have been beseech- ing for rain for the past few weeks were answered at last. J. Pluvius has l been a stranger in Berlin for some time and his visit yesterday was well