New Britain herald., 1915-10-28

opened for travel. This morning the contractors started pouring in the top-concrete. They figure it will take about one week to do the pour ing and approximately three weeks for the top to dry. This is the last step in the construction of the bridge and the builders say it will be ready for the automobile traffic on Novem Der 20 to accommo odate the crowds who will attend the Yale-Harvard game in Cambridge. The comple- ton will be acclaimed with delight, not only among local residents, but also automobili who have occasion to journey to and from Hartford.
 The structure was started on July IA and it was supposed to be finished in twenty-siX working days Diffi- culty in securing competent labor and even nature delayed the work. When the work was commenced, it was found the ground was undermined by quicksand and it was necessary to drive piles to hold the bridge.
 There will be great rejoicing when the thoroughfare is reopened, not only on account of the inconvenience caused, but also it will do away with many expenses, which the town has
  ing them in condition.
 With The Hunters.
 The hunting season is now open and from reports nimrods in this section are having great luck. Yes- terday afternoon Charles Warren had the fortune to shoot coon in Rocky Hill. According to the oldest in- habitants, this is the first time in thirty years that such an animal has been killed in these parts.
 Several of the rising generation in East Berlin desire a college educa- ton and they are adding to their hoard by trappi1.g muskrats. So far their efforts ha-e been very success i full and the youths now have bank accounts Other hunters also report good luck, one party bagging three 1 pheasants on the Ledge south of Will liam Buckleys place, yesterday. Grange Carnival
 1 The two nights carnival of the Grange opened last night in their hall and there was a large crowd present | Rem arks heard about town this morn ing indicate it was decided success. Some local young people put on a i sketch entitled Wanted, A Wife," and their act received considera ble applause. After the performance ! dancing was enjoyed, nearly every 1 one participating. The carnival will run again tonight and the directors 1 have arranged a surprise entertain ment" which will no doubt be we'll received. Dancing will also be on the bill and prizes will be awarded. Worthington ?. Kensington o. l The Warrington Grammar school defeated Kensrgton school in tho | second game of their football series yesterday afternoon by a score of 20. The game was f1ercely contested and i the chances for a score seemed very small until the third period The
 Worthington boys had worked tho leather to their opponents twenty l yard line, but lost it on a tumble. In l an exchange of punts the ball rolled over the Kensington goal line. One or those players attempted to run it back but was tackled and thrown, thus giving the Berlin boys the game
 Stevens, Karram and Orsie excelled for the winners, while Chapman, Beeman and Colby were the shining lights for the conquered.
 l Deeds FiId.
 Two warrantee deeds have been fil- ed at the town clerks office. Lafay- cite M. Turner has sold one-third Of