New Britain herald., 1916-11-23
BABYLAND

their option on the Seymour Park fac
tory and declared their intention of
moving to Berlin. The Hartford
Burial Case shop was secured and
plans were outlined for the concern
to start imm ediate operations. The
prospective concern did not seem to
thrive, except in the minds of the
prom oters, and nothing much was
ever heard Of it except that the an
nual meeting was held in Maine a
number of months ago.
Foreclosure Suit.
Jennie NJ. Weymouth yesterday
brought foreclosure suit against
Carlo and Dominica China and in the
suit John Seibert and wife as We
as some others are named defend
ants. The action reVives an old IN
junction suit that was brought two
vears ago before Judge Smith IN the
court of common pleas and has not
yet been decided. Deputy Sheriff M.
D. Stockwell served the papers and
Kirkman & Cooper are counsel for
the plaintiff in the foreclosure suit.
on the first Tuesday in December the
action is returnable before the SUI
perior court.
having bought property from Jennie
NJ Weymouth and giving her a mort
gage. fitted up his own water supply
system on the land, with the result
that John Seibert had an injunction
served to restrain China from using
the system on the grounds that it
caused a diminishing Of the water
supply that was running to the place
where his cattle and other stock were
watered. After hearing the case
Judge Smith gave no decision. The
present foreclosure has been brought
because China has not met the mort
gage. When the property records
were looked over it was discovered
that Carlo China has transferred the
property to his brother, Dominick, SO
that the latter is also named in the
action Seibert is also cited in the
suit because his case against China
| has not been decided.
New Britain Team Plays Sunday.
For some unknown reason the
Union City A. G. will not play the
| Acorns this coming Sunday at Kin
! goes field and locals have secured the
| Tigers of New Britain to take their
| place. The Tigers are rated as one
| of the fastest teams for their weight
| in the state and have made all corners
| huetle that they have met this fall.
| Last Sundays lay off did the locals
| a world OF good so that when they
go onto the field this week they will
| be in the best Of shape for one Of
| the fastest games yet put on in this
| town. The Tigers have played the
best that could be found and have
proved that they are some team even
if they are considered light Plans
are to start the game at 8 o'clock and
the boys are hoping for the same kind
| of a crowd that visited the field last
Sunday only to be disappointed by
the non-appearance of the West Ends
Of Bristol.
Stores Close Thanksgiving
A plan that has been received we'll
by all the merchants of this town and
will take effect on Thanksgiving Day
is the closing of all stores. At re-
cent meeting of the merchants they
decided that 1T would be fine thing
if they could all agree to close on this
legal holiday and the decision was
soon reached. The markets and
grocery stores are not the only ones
! affected for the Kensington barber
shop will also shut IS doors This is
the first time that such a decision has
been reached by the merchants and
no doubt will have some bearing on
: closing during other legal holidays.
Berlin Briefs.
Mrs. Alice Houston has returned
from her summer home at the shore