New Britain herald., 1915-07-28

tic search for the boy. It is the be- llef of many that the youth was i drowned while, in swimming. At , the time of his disappearance he was
 attired in a black Jersey and blue overalls. |
 Italians or to War. Three cars, loaded with Italians. passed through Kensington at 3 Q clock yesterday afternoon, bound for New Haven, where the Italians are to
 enlist. and return to their native land
 to fight for their country. August II Is the last. day for the, Italians to regis ter with the consul at New Haven, Fnfter- which those who rail and who thave; been notified, will be sentenced to prison if they ever return to Italy. F Marked patriotism was displayed by
 italians yesterday. Two large United
 States flags and two Italian flags were thrown to the breeze from the rear of the cars. Smaller flags were conspicu- ollsly displayed from every window. All the local Italians knowing that the train would pass through Kensington
 gathered at the. Berlin depot and were
 greeted with loud and vociferous cheers. r<.H
 i It is believed, that a large number | of local Italians will leave by the first | Of the month to aid their country in 1 the strife It is estimated by Emilio l Martino, expressman4 dt the local depot that two hundred Italians from kensingtcn, Reckley, Berlin and East Rerlin are fighting at present with l Italy.
 1 Although the large number of those l leaving for Italy. are laborers at the | brick yards, the local manufacturers
 of brick are not expected to be serious l ly handicapped by shortage in help. I One prominent local brlcK rnanufac- l lurer this morning, however, stated,
 that he is experiencing considerable difficulty in securing sufficient evperi- l enced help this year: lie said that a I large ma 5ority Of his laborers re- ] brick season last year. and when the ttwar was declared they could not re- turn here again.
 The boat which will convey the re- 7scruits to Italy leaves New York on l August .23. A large delegation of local
 Italians are planning to go to New I York on that, date and bid farewell
 to their compatriots.. Local Man Retains License. Alton F. Hyde,. the local "jitney'' I operator appeared before secretary or
 State Charles D. Burnes yesterday to
 show why his auto license should not
 be revoked Hyde ran town John ! Hovanessian, aged years, on Hart ford avenue, New Britain, on June 6,
 and the child died a few hours later , from the injuries sustained. After the
 investigation the local man was ab-
 solved from blame.
 l The accident was unavoidable and after hearing the case Hyde was all lowed to retain his license by the sec- T retary. IN
 I Berlin Briefs.
 l Miss Erma Hupfer of Meriden is the
 tie guest'2ofI Miss Olive M Shaw for the week
 Es The regular mid-week prayer meet ing will be held, at the Berlin Congre- gational church this evening Rev.
 Samuel A. Fiske, the pastor, will
 preach on the subject: "A Song of the 1 Many Attributes of God,'' psalm 1Os. 2 1 Miss Georgie Kelsey is indisposed at her home in East Berlin.
 The Knights Of Pythias of East
 Rerlin held it's installation of officers
 last evening N I A large attendance was present at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox. of
 Worthington ridge, yesterday after i room to hear the lecture on Child z Education,'. which was gwen by Miss
 F. A. Prickett of. -Bryn Mawr, Pa, I under the auspices of the Motherhood l ClUD' asst. @ss@ss r n