New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

master Henry l.. Porter and will be published in few days.
 The Sons of Veterans are making extensive plans to assist the veterans as has been their custom for years.
 The following memorial committee
 has been chosen by the Sons of Vet
 erans: pr. George P. Dunfaam, chair
 man, A. H. Bushnell, Thomas Pagan, George IT. Baldwin, Theodore Savage,
 II. Hodge, W w. Pagan, J. c. Lincoln and William J. Ritchie.
 A. H. Bushnell, H. H. Damon an W. ". Pagan have been selected as committee to secure map sof the cemetery and locate the gravesrof the departed brothers which Will be dec orated on Memorial day
 Objections to Trolley Route.
 Provisions in the proposed charter for the Meriden, New Britain and Hartford Railway company, line of which would extend through Worth ington ridge has been meeting with the general disapproval of Hartford residents living in the western section of the capital city. The bill has been reported fayorably by the railroad committee of the legislature and was ready for action by the senate this m orning.
 The bill provides for a circuitous route entering Hartford over streets which are too narrow to permit double tracking. The opinion has been preva : lent about the western vicinity of Hartford that it would be detrimental to the best interests of the city to have the proposed trolley lines pass through a fl6 6 ic nxyyr f~I be strenuously opposed by the Hart ford senators.
 The opposition is not to trolley lines. as many feel that the new trolley line ! would be of great advantage. but is simply with the method which the trolley company proposed to use in
 entering the city the Hartford citizens are obJecting to. Tine decision of the legislature is awaited with. much in- terests by the residents of Berlin. Invited to Field Day. The Hartford County. league. of which many from this place are mem ners, has issued a general invitation to
 those interested to attend the field day at the Fry farm in East Bristol. to be held Saturday afternoon. May b, under the auspices Of tho Bristol
 Farmers Cooperative association.
 Professor ". F. Kirkpatrick of the Connecticut Agricultural college, will slve an address on poultry and will give a demonstration of caponizing. l County Agent Walter A. Cook, Of the Hartford County league, will give an 1 address, and outline the proposed l work of the league to those present. An agent from the Universal Tractor company will give a demonstration of | blowing and cuItivating Refresh- | nnents will be served and a profita bI afternoon is assured to those who attend
 It is the plan of the Hartford county to organize a Farmers cooperative association in Berlin. A visit will be i made to this place in the near future l by Field Agent Walter A. Cooke, who will attempt to organize a society here.
 Prize Winners at Whist. l Mrs. B. Gagan won the first ladies' l prize at the whist party given by the ladies of the Sacred Heart church of ! East Berlin last evening in the l church parlors. The second and third ladies. awards were captured by Mrs. J. Algaier and Miss Ellen Ford. The following won the gentlemen's i prizes: First, James Holigan; second, Edward Ryan; third, William Ryan. l Miss Anna Smith of East Berlin 1 won the five dollar gold piece. There was large attendance and good time was enjoyed by all present
 Berlin Briefs.
 Dr. George P. Durham will return
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