New Britain herald., 1915-08-27


 oers will be taken
 The last meeting of the Epworth league was held in June and Tuesday's session will be an opening of the fall work. At this time an informal dis cussion will take place and the work to De carried on during the winter will be tentatively outlined Com Tnenc1ng next month regular meetings will be held on every third Thursday Of every month.
 Registrars in Session Monday.
 Registrars Joseph J. Morse and w. w. Pagan will be in session Monday from 12 o'clock, noon, until 9 in the evening for the purpose of enrolling new voters of the town, who wish to participate in the primaries and caucuses.
 Negotiating for Carter Farm.
 It is probable that within the next few days the Spring Hill farm belong ing to Assessor George B. Carter will be sold. When asked about the mat ter this morning Mr. Carter admitted that a prospective purchaser from New York city had looked the place over and is pleased with it. ''Nego- tiations are now in progress said MT. Carter, "and it is likely that a deal will be Consumated in a few days.''
 Gypsics Again in Limcligtt.
 The band of Csypsies which left this town yesterday morning after having pitched camp near the fair grounds the night before and who created con- siderable excitement by refusing to pay their fares on Q trolley and were subsequently, put off the car, have again come into the limelight. Annie Georgio the member of the band who boarded the trolley in Kensington Wednesday evening, srn oking a pipe, much to the amusement of the passen- gers, had the unusual experience yes- terday of falling into the clutches of the law twice in one day.
 On arriving in Middletown, after leaving Berlin, Anrie approached 1 Antone DeNichole and 1nystifed him 1 Ky demonstrating some wonderful tricks. According to the innocent Antone, sine borrowed a $2 bill from 1 him and threw it in a glass of water, where it disappeared. While he was ! Icndering how the trick had been per- 1 formed Antone awoke from his little 1 dream to find the woman had suddenly vanished as well as the money. A l complaint at once registered 1 against Annie and she was arraigned before Judge Pearne, who sentenced her to sixty days in jail, but sus- pended sentence providing she left | Middletown at once.
 1 The woman, accompanied by the rest of the gypsies, who claimed that they came from Montenegro, left the town and headed towards Durham, 1 An hour so later the woman was 1 arrested again, this time on the com- plaint of John Pasetti of Durham who ] alleged that Annie had robbed him of ! S10. Annie was arrested but not until she had given. the Durham constable the tussle of his life and it became l necessary to call on the reserves from l Middletown to come to the assistance Of the Durham police force, i. Q. the constable
 Construction Company Rushed. Fifteen carloads of steel from the 1 mills of Pennsylvania have arrived at l the Berlin Construction companys 1 yards and are ready to be fabricated. 1 About thirty more carloads are &ex- pected within the next few days.
 Mrs. George Elton Sick.
 Mrs. George F. Elton of Hotchkiss street, kensington, is very sick at her home, according to her physician, pr. Waterman Lyon of New Britain.
 Berlin Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Coates of Hart ford, who have been guests of Mrs. and Mrs. William l.. Lyons kensing-