New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-20
proposed line will extend

proposed line will extend fr0n,
Franklin square, New Britain through
kensington past the American Paper
Goods company, and enter Meriden
py the western section of the city
engineers have made a thorough in
spection Of the proposed route Of
the trolley line and have found that
laying the tracks.
The fact that the line would run
past the American Paper Goods plant.
where at least 800 employees plod to
and from work fea CHI day, would meet
with the general approval of a large
number. The line Would prove of
great benefit to Kensington by helping
the place to build Up
The western section Of Meriden,
where the line would enter the Silver
city, Is one of the most beautiful parts
OF the city. Still no trolley line is
found there.
New Britain would also beneht to
q large extent by the trolley line as
the section below the foot of Arch
street which is gradually building up,
would have the use Of the proposed
trolley line
Considerable dif11culty is now ex-l
perienced by passengers between New
Britain and Meriden. 1t Is said that
after 1880 o'clock at night no train is
found on the time schedule between
the two cities necessitating wait Of
nearly four hours.
The next meeting Of the commit
tee Is being waited by the local resi-
dents with keen interest.
Will Appear In Court.
ov,lx
Italian, will appear III the, town court
tomorrow morning before Judge
George q. Griswold, to answer the
charge of being drunk Oh Sunday and
committing di0urbance in the
neighborhood rs is said that after
INDUCING too freely IN "firewater"
! Santamori, who is very muscular
man. beat up one Of his friends.
Winfred Rossaof East Berlin will
also be in court tomorrow morning
for not having light on his motor
cycle after shutdown as is required by
law Ross was arrested Saturday
| night at ii o'clock and was told
70 appear In court yesterday morn
Ing by Sheriff CLARK The young
! man failed to make his appearance
| YESTERDAY and Sheriff Clark was or
! dered to arrest him. Ross is at pres
ent out on bonds Of SIS awaiting trial.
| Is Troubled BY Devils
Katie Godyzk, a comely widow
who conducts a boarding house On
| Christian Lane near Carbo's brickyard
/ is having considerable trouble these
days. This morning Mrs. Godyzk and
her son, Max, who is ,atcut ten years
old, were going up and down Worth
ington ridge looking for an officer.
/ Spying the Herald correspondents
Mrs. Godyzk. in broken English be-
| gan to pour her tails Of woe into his
| ears
Between half broken sobs she man.
aged to tell the scribe that a Russian
and an Armenian. who work at
Holmes brickyard, drank barrel
! of whiskey" and made a bombardment
on her home with the empty wIiskey
4 bottles. After the first onslaught six
i window panes in her home were
I smashed. When asked to give a
description of the men, her son ex-
claimed. Lots of hair, black face,
like Devil, The woman was re-
ferred to Sheriff Clark who is inves-
tigating.
F1ecced by Slick Stranger.
slick stranger entered the Depot
lunch cart early last evening and
ordered up a scrumptuous meal. The
! man remarked to Henry Nimro, the
waiter, who assists D. v. Fransen the
proprietor, evenings, that the food
was very appetizing. When the meal
was finished the stranger arose, and