New Britain herald., 1915-05-12
Charles Aspinwall of Worthingtpn
Debris Cleared Away. <

peDF1S Cleared Away.
 The remains of the White auto truck and the thirty sewing machines which were destroyed Tuesday by fire were cleared away last night For some unknown reason the debris was allowed to remain in front of the Worthington school on Worthington ridge, where the fire occurred, dur ing the entire day. It blocked one side of the road and greatly hindered traffic..
 Last. night about 10 o'clock. neigh bors living in the vicinity where the confagration occurred were startled to hear noises of men shouting. In vestigation dispelled all fears that there was a riot. The noise came from the men who were clearing away the burned truck and < sewing ma chimes. The hind wheels of the truck were taken off and the car was hauled into another ose by means of a rope. The damage from the fire will amount to several thousands of dol- lars. The sewing machines, which were of Singer and White patterns. were the property of the Edward Nal ley company of New Haven. They were being transferred from the Elm city to Boston.
 Off For Convention es
 John A. Moore and W. W. Pagan left this morning for. Bridgepo ort, where they are to represent Court Mattabessett. Foresters of America, as delegates to the grand state conven- ton to be held in that place today and tomorrow
 Reports will be given at the con yention of progress made by the courts during the year. State officers will be elected and supreme delegates to the supreme convention, to be held in California the latter part of July, will be chosen at this time. The local delegates are expected to return home Friday evening.
 Good Sum Realized. Success marked the entertainment and dance given by the Improvement society of East Berlin last evening in Athletic hall, East Berlin. The at tendance was far beyond the expecta- tions of the society and it expects to realize a goodly sum from the af- fair
 Miss Marion Hertha Clarke in Peg O. My Heart the bewitching Irish comedy, was at her best last evening l dIlu snPT IIHpSTSOHdClOuS&5W were n3drClly appreciated by the attentive audience. A large number enjoyed the dance which followed.
 Meeting of Country Club Tonight. , A meeting of those interested in a Berlin Country club will be held at the home of A. A. Hadden of Worth ington ridge this evening. Final ac- tion will be taken and report will be presented by the committee on the choice of location for the club. The committee, consisting of Harry J. Smith, Dewitt A. Riley and A. A. Hadden, which was chosen at the last meeting, has been looking up pros- 1 pective sights for the club and their choice will be laid before the mem- ] bers.
 A general invitation is issued by the committee in charge of all those in- l terested in the formation of the club to be present at the meeting this even- 1 ing.
 ! Superintendent Dovs to Speak. Superintendent J. W. Dows of the i local schools will be one of the speak | CTS at the public meeting which is ] to be held in the interests of educa- ] tion in the Grange Hall Hampton, Hartford, Friday evening, May 14, at l 7:30 o'clock
 l Henry T. Burr, principal of the Estate Normal school. Wilimantic, Miss