New Britain herald., 1915-07-17
Automobile club of Hartford warn. ing autoists as to repairs.
 Says He Was to Be Murdered z

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 Says He Was to Be Murdered.
 Trembling with fear, an Italian as IT he had imbibed to freely. called early last evening at the home of Dr.. R. M GriswoId in Kensington and asked to use the telephone as he Wished to call an officer to arrest a man who he claimed had assaulted him in q saloon. The man was direct Seq to Ofi1cer William J. Ritchie's store.
 The Italian Informed Omcer Rit- chic that he wanted a man arrested who had revolver and q razor in his possession and who had threaten sed to carve him into pieces As Oficer Ritchie was alone at the time the Italian made the complaint he wa, unable to. conduct an investigation.
 Deputy Sheriff James Clark was called on the telephone and told of the near murder Sheriff Clark accompanied by the Italian left for the saloon where the man had claim ed he was assaulted. After con- ducting a thorough investigation SheriH Clark found that the man was too much under the influence Of liquor to know what he was talking about. As far as can be learned he
 Gibney- Boehm.
 A pretty wedding will take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the Berlin Congregational church, when Earle Gibney, son of First Select, man ". H. Gibney takes Miss Ethely II Boehm of New Britainyas his bride. Hev Samuel A Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, will off1ciate at the ceremony. :.
 Miss Boehm is we'll known in this town having visited here on several occasions. She has made host of l friends in Berlin on her visits by her genial manner. Gibney is the youngest son of Selectman Gibney and IS one of Berlin's best known athletes.
 l Large Attendance Expected
 With the announcement hayin,. l been made few days ago in these I columns that a meeting will be held 1 Monday evening at 8 o'clock in tl.te l ferclval school for the purpose of alscusslng the means of securing a troHey system from New Britain to ] Merlden passing through Kensing- ton' n'f5considerable interest has been ] aroused. I There has been an agitation in the town for number of years for such a project and it is expected that things will come to head on Mon- uay evening. charter of rights l granted by the legislature for tho I proposed trolley route is now held by I F. A. Moore of New Britain an,, Tax-Collector Charles F, Lewis and F. F, Hanford, both of Kensington.
 There IS not any question that a trolley system passing through Ken s1ngton on the left side of the rail- I road tracks. as is proposed, would not prove to be successful pro- Ject Financially. The benefits that would be derived by the residents of ., Berlin from the trolley system ar, l innumerable.
 ! Money UncalIed For.
 But two subscribers at the Berlin Saving bank have not been head from in 20 years. Erastus H. Peck has $14.4 40 at the company while Will 1 liam H. Baker has deposited s8.01.
 Berlin Congregational Church. I Regular Sunday services will be i held at tho Berlin Congreg gational church at 1o:45 o'clock tom orrow morning. Rev. Claude G. BeardsIee
 of Solrhington will occupy the pull
 pit in exchange with the pastor. Rev.
 Samuel A Fiske The benevolent
 offering will be taken for foreign mis-
 sions.
 The Sunday school class will con-
 vene at noon and the Senior Err
 deavor will meet in the evening.