New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
of the extra liability as-

consideration of the extra liability as- sumed.
 It will not be necessary, however. for the owners of baggage to sign the declarations in person. The bag gagemasters have been instructed to accept them from any person duly authorized to sign such as valets, chauffers, etc.
 Berlin Gun Club.
 . A meet of the Berlin Gun club will be held Saturday afternoon, June 5, at the Berlin Fair grounds The meet is open not only to residents living in Berlin but to any one who wishes to participate. It is expected that a large representation will be present from New Britain.
 new trap machine has been in- stalled at the grounds for throwing out the clay pigeons. That there IS some excellent marksmen about the town was clearly demonstrated at a recent meet. when George Hull proved himself to be efficient, scoring A out of 25 shots.
 Anniversary Comitee to Meet.
 A meeting of the anniversary com- mitee in charge of the fifteenth anni- versary of Court Mattabessett, Forest CT of America, will be held this eve ming in Forester's hall on Farming ton road. Final arrangements will be made at this time for the anniversary celebration to be held tomorrow eve- ming at the hall.
 The affair will take the form of a ! smoker and some excellent speakers I have been secured, including Post- 1 master William r. Delaney of New Britain. founder of the. court. An elaborate musical entertainment will also be given. The committee in l charge of the arrangements consists l of B. r. Moore, chairman, W. J. Dool- ey, E. E. Skinner. George E. Green, w. W. Pagan and w. J. Moore
 Leaves For Exposition s. M Robinson, treasurer of the Berlin construction company left for an extended trip this morning for the l Panama-Pacific exposition. MT. Rob- ] inson will be gone the entire summer. I Fixing Trolley Tracks
 The Connecticut Trolley company <, had a crew of men repairing the tracks I on Pennington road this morning. II l is customary for the company to have I the tracks repaired each year as many I of the rails become loose after the snow and rain of the winter It will
 be several days before the work is completed. Culver Busy Man.
 The monthly report of Richard Cul. yer, baggage agent at the depot. shows I that he was a very busy individual during the past month. He has han. l died 17,352 pieces of baggage during the month which is an increase o1
 3,2S0 pieces more than he handled ir the corresponding 111onth of last year I His report shows that 123 pieces oi T baggage were forwarded by him dur. ing May of this year while 140 pieces
 were forwarded the previous annum
 Ninety-one pieces of baggage were re. l ceivd comparing with 150 last var
 The number Of pieces of baggage
 transferred during May 1915 were
 5,778 while only 4,772 were trans.
 ferred in May 1914. The number o1
 mail pouches handled by Culver this
 May is practically the same as the
 previous year, being 2,199 of this
 year compared with a,105. The mai
 sacks were. largest item handled b. s him last month. Nine thousand ono
 hundred and sixty three sacks wers
 received by him at the doDot com.
 pared with 14,o72 In May of last year
 This is an increase of 2,2oS.
 + Tabs 1iinstrcls Ready.
 l With but few finishing touches
 to be made the St. Paurs T. A. and