New Britain herald., 1915-05-27

l pecially if the cars are headed in this direction, Justice Condell deciding that the conductors must insist on sobriety as one of the virtues of the patrons of the road.
 Orders to take up this matter with the proper authorities were given to Grand Juror S. S. Gwillinl this morn ing after Justice Condell heard the story of prisoner who admitted that Gwatkin gave reports on the recent convention of the Mothers congress ! held in New Haven.
 l Papers on Inference on Music on a Child's Character which proved to be especially interesting were given by Mrs. yIriske and Mrs. Gwatkin. Two exce1lently rendered violin solos were given by Ms. Gwatkin. A number of songs were ably given by several children from the Sunday school. This was one of the most pleasant meetings of the club held this year. Frank F. Barrett in Court. Frank F. Barrett, who figured in an automobile accident on the Turnpike road Saturday afternoon, May Is ap-
 
 with reckless driving. As MT. B&& ret was not prepared to try his c4ye it was postponed until Thursday morning, June 3, unoer bonds of $1OO.
 Barrett it is claimed was proceed ing along the highway at an alleged high rate of speed and collided with the Baldwin car, injuring the occu- pants, Mrs. George H. Baldwin and her daughter, Miss Jennie and Mrs. E John T.. Baker and daughter Doris.
 It is believed that the case will be one of the most interesting tried in the local court in some time as MT. Barrett pleaded not guilty and will be defended by Attorney Coogan, cor poration counsel of the city of Hart ford. He claims that he did every thing possible after the accident to assist the victims, but says that he did not think that any one was seri- .ously injured nor that the local au- thorities were looking for him.
 Heaves Rock at Car.
 Thomas Pagan Of Kensington had narrow escape from being injured this morning as he was riding to New Britain on the 1O.10 o'clock trolley As the car was proceeding up the hill before turning Ash street, in New Britain, child, about six years of age, heaved big rock at the window where Pagan was sitting. With a crash the glass was broken to pieces falling into MT. Fagan's lap AL though some of tho glass hit his face and hands, fortunately he was not Thn rnn ;k 1,a done made a nasty retreat into a nearby house.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Mae McKeon of Pennington road is confined to her home with illness. 4 The anniversary committee of Court Mattehassett, Foresters of SAmericas will paeet this evening in Forestefs hall. ss
 2 A rehearsal of the "Ta bs's nlinstrels will be held this evening in St. Paul's Parish hall, Kensingtoh.
 The Childref of Mary will meet this Evening in. St. Pauls church.
 The annual rummage sale given by. the women Of the Congregational CHuI III Will p6F H6id IOTnOrfOWs Tn | Foresters hall. The sale commences at g o'clock.
 Types of Religious Temperament" ]" 1 will be the subject of Rev. Samuel A. Fiske at the prayer meeting to held at 1880 o'clock this evening at the | Congregational church. sss.s
 Mrs. F.. w. Griswold of East Ber- lin is visiting at Hotchkiss grove.
 Mrs. Adam Krauth of East Berlin is entertaining Miss Nellie. Cronin and Walter Brown of New York.
 John T. Baker, proprietor of the | Nutmeg house in kensington. today | called at the Herald office and denied I that there was any trouble at the 1 Nutmeg house on Saturday. NOTICE.
 Berlin Taxpayers-Interests charg- ed from May 1st on unpaid taxes after ! June 1st. will be at E. H. Gaines 1 store, East Berlin, Saturday, May 29th from 1 to 3:30. Town clerks | office, Berlin, to 7:so and $. M. CoWles store, to 9:30.
 CHARLES F. LEWIS
 Collector.