New Britain herald., 1915-05-31

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 Open Cars on Berlin Line.
 In connection with the new trolley schedule of the Connecticut company which went into operation yesterday, four open cars will be run on the New Britain Berlin route. The new plan meets with the general favor of those who have occasion to travel from this place to the Hardware City.
 Because of the construction of the Berlin railroad bridge on Farmington road 1t is impossible to run trolleys of the latest model beneath it. and consequently only two, trolleys of older styles were previously run on the line. The Connecticut company has secured two more cars from another division which have been entirely overnauled and freshly painted.
 Electric Machinery at Brick Yard.
 Murray Brothers Brick company. which is one of the most progressive brick manufacturing concerns in the state, is living up to it's reputation. New electric machinery, consisting of an automatic shovel, which does the work of four wagons and electric clay conveyors making it possible to turn out a great deal more work than formerly, have been installed at the yard The installation of the machin- cry makes the plant one of the most up-to-date in the state.
 Land Transfers.
 Antonio Marcello of Berlin has transferred an undivided half interest in his hand situated in Berlin to Fer dinand Rakowskf and his wife, An | | -f~ ID Id oo%l. @f% | I,j. Carmine Montainelle of New Britain has sold property situated in Kensing- ton to Ferdinand and Antonia Rakow- ski. The land is building lot near the American Paper Goods company. Married Twenty-eight Years. MT. and Mrs. Elmer E. Austin, of Berlin will celebrate the twenty eighth anniversary of their wedding tomor- 1 TOW. The affair will be very quiet only immediate relatives being present MT. and Mrs. Austin were married in Kensington on June l, 1887, by Rev. Joseph Irons. Before her mar riage Mrs Austin was Miss Nellie E. Warner, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Warner of Kensington. MT. Warner had the env1able record of being representative in the general assembly from this district five times. MT. and Mrs. Austin have three children. Andrew, Raymond and Lawrence. MT. Austin is one of Ber- lins most successful and enterpris- ing business men. Politically he is l a staunch republican Mir. Austin has served the town as a justice of
 peace and as tax-collector. MT. and Mrs. Austin are both members of the Congregational church.
 Sham Battle in Berlin.
 With the sole object in view of
 storming Berlin (not Berlin Germany five hundred members Of the Polish Alliance of the state left Hartford early this morning headed for this town. A similar number of Falcons I marched from New Britain, the Hard ware warriors to act as the defenders of Berlin.
 The sham battle was to be under the direction of Commander-in-chi l John Bartmaniski of the National Alliance of Hartford. Up to press time the two contending forces had 1 not met but it is anticipated that they will before sundown.
 l A large number of ambulances and red cross nurses and doctors were re- l ported to be following the wake of 1 the armies to give first aid to the
 wounded combatants. 1t is expected that practically all the members of the alliance in this state will be at