New Britain herald., 1915-06-08

he would consult an attorney and sue the butcher for $1,000.
 Sunday School Picnics
 Elaborate plans are being com- pleted for the picinc of the Berlin Sunday school. It is planned to hold the picnic on Saturday June 26, at Grtswold's Grove. This is an annual affair and is joyfully anticipated by the members of tht Sunday school.
 New Baseball Grounds.
 Through the generosity of the American Paper Goods company of Kensington, employees of the factory are able to indulge in baseball and ether outdoor sports during the noon hour and Saturday. The company at it's own expense have had lot laid out as a baseball diamond. The em- ployes of the factory, assisted, but the greater expense was borne by the officials of. the factory. '
 It ia also understood that the com pany proposes to, have a tennis court uaid out in order that the fair sex may also be able to enjoy themselves. Tn this way the American Paper Goods is keeping up with the most progress sive companies in the country by com hining pleasure with work.
 Rain Disturbs slumber. It's a cruel cruel world. Such is probably the. opinion of a knight Of the road who was peacefully slum- bering on the wayside th:s m orning near ventres' blacksmith shop on Pennington road. The hobo was evil dently sleeping off last nights jag whn the rain dripping from tree, .ander which he slept, woke him. With look that sent cold shivers down the spectators spines he arose and when last seen was vending his way towards New Britain.
 Attending Mangini Trial. l A number from this town and Ken sirgton went to Hartford this morning 1 to attend the Mangini trial which l came up in superior court. Prosecu- tor William H. Gibney and MT. and l Mrs. Renaldi, at whose home 1t is al- legged the crime was com m1tted, were l summoned as witnesses for the state. l Brickyards Short of Help. :. Although it is reported that a large ] number are walking the streets in the
 cities the brick manufacturers of this town complain that they are unable l to secure sufficient help. This is the 1 busiest time of the year TOT the brick l manufacturers. All of the plants in l Berlin are receiving their share of the I orders and are having difficulty in I filling them.
 The Murray Brick company, which l is one of the most progressive con- l cerns of it's kind in the state, expects l to have it's automatic apparatus in ] stalled in few weeks. Electric 1 motors and automatic shovelers are
 being installed which will turn out the | work with greater speed.
 One prominent brick nlanufactur- ing. it is proving to be a boon to the
 industry. Many large manufactu
 concerns about the country are mak- ing extensive enlargements on their
 buildings and the brick concerns of I Berlin and Kensington are more than i receiving their share of the orders for I bricks.
 l The Union Metallic company of
 Bridgeport, which has been receiving
 large war orders for amunitions from the belligerents in Europe, has been
 making large Improvements on it's { factories. The Metallic company, I wishing to have it's bricks Tn a short
 time, has placed it's orders with many
 brick manufacturing plants about the ] state. Several plants in Berlin have
 received large orders from this con- I cern.
 Richard Murray, of the Murray
 Brothers Brick company, said that his
 concern was more than rushed with