New Britain herald., 1916-04-17
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 Mrs Julia A., wife of J. l.. Nye of East Berlin, died at the Norwich hos pital Saturday after a short illness with bronchial pneumonia Mrs Nye was 67 years old and has resided in East Berlin for a number of years. She is survived by her husband. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at o'clock at the East Berlin Methodist church, Rev. w. S. Man ship, the pastor, officiating. Burial will take place in East Berlin.
 T. A .B. Anniversary.
 The anniversary committee of St. PauIs T. A. and B. society met yes- terdaW morning and decided to cele- brate the sixteenth anniversary of the organization in Parish hall on May B. The exercises will consist of ad- dresses by Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald of Po- quonock, president of the state c. T. A U.; Rev. J. c Brennan, pastor of St. Paups Roman Catholic church and chaplain of the society, and President James Corr. A banuet will be served and the catering will be done by John I. Hart, proprietor of the KiIby house. Dancing will follow until the wee small hours of the morning.
 Looking Them Over.
 Residents of Kensington. who vere apout yesterday morning, thought a large football game was scheduled for large crowd of rah rahs were seen walking in the direction of Blue Hills investigation showed that they were bunch of students from Connecticut Agrlcultural college at StOrrs The ooys had read of the wonderful stock farm, owned by the only "P. S." and they secured his permission to inspect ms farm. Needless to say, the future t1llers of the soil, were we'll pleased with the stock and the courtesy ex- tended by MT. McMahon.
 The days when the citizens of the Ridge can have a combination scenic and roller coaster ride, as they journey to the Hardware city on the trollevs. are rapidly coming to a close. This morning a gang of men, employed by the Connecticut company, began re- pairing the roadbed from Flannery's IlIl lO llle Q6pOt. w nSn the work Is finished, the company will treat it's patrons to a gliding motion, which can be had only in high priced cars.
 To Start New Road.
 Construction of the new concrete road on Worthington Ridge will prob ably be started next Monday. The contract for the stretch has been awarded to the Leonard SuziO com pany of Meriden by the state highway ], department. The estimated cost is in the neigh borhood of S13,O0O and the 1 specifications called for the com mencement within ten days after the awarding of the contract.
 Rev. Crathern PIeases.
 Rev. c. F. Hill Crathern of Worces- ter, Mass, delivered interesting ad- dresses at the Kensngton COngrega- tional church yesterday morning and at the Berlin Congregational church yesterday afternoon. The painting, Ihe Master by Darius Cobb of Bos- ton, was exhibited and Rev Cathern spoke concerning it. MT. Cobb con- ccived the idea of the painting when youth, but because of the Civil war was forced to wait before putting it in to execution. It required thirty years to complete the picture and was fin iShed only two years ago. MT. Cobb is now in his eighty-SecOnd year. Rev. Crathern also delivered d powerful sermon on The Mission of the Mas