New Britain herald., 1916-07-18

with pen and ink, while the orders were signed in pencil.
 Attorney A. w. UpSOn, counsel for the plaintiff, after questioning Mrs. CatalanO briefly said he rested. Judge F, B. Hungerford, attorney for the defense asked for verdict favorable to his client, claiming that the plain tiff had not proved they had an order Judge Griswold reserved decision.
 St. PauPs Festival.
 Tonight's the night of the annual festival of St. raul's church, Kensing- ton and il is expected that the largest crowd in the church's history will be present. The committees have worked hard and a pleasant evening is as sured. The festivities will open with a short parade by the St. Paul's drum corps. Attractions of all kinds will be offered at the festival, which will be held on the church lawn. The Kensington Lady Minstrels will fur nish unique and original entertain ment. Miss Rose F<iniry will favor with an exhibition of dancing. And various attractions will be offered at the booths.
 In former years, the fortune teller's booth has been overcrOwded and in order to accommodate everyone who wishes to know of the future, there will be two "gypsies' present this eve ming. Ice cream and lemonade will be served or, if one prefers he may journey to the Irish" tent, where he will be served with a blend of tea that was recently imported from the Emerald Isle from plant of Sir Thomas Upton. And it will be served by six fair "coleens'
 Mistake, Somewhere.
 No little agitation was aroused in kensingtOn last efening, when the daily edition of the Herald appeared. John Waitkevitcz and Mathew Nor mon recently purchased the cafe on Pennington road from Muzzi & White and have applied for a transfer of the license. According to the copy received by the Herald from the coun- ty commissioners one of the signers Of the application was William klees." MT. Klees was indignant and talked of bringing suit against the new owners for using his name with out permission. He also spoke to Town Clerk Shaw, who said the name was handed in by the applicants
 It now develops that MT. Klees is not property owner and consequent ly cannot sign such an application. lie also said the signature in the paper would hurt his business as con- crete contractor A clerk in the em- ploy of the new owners met the porter this morning and asked that correction be made. The name should be William Hills" according to him. Neither of the proprietors could say just how the mistake occurred, nor could any of the other interested par ties. The copy of the advertisement, however, contains the name of MT. Klees
 Briefs.
 While coming up Hudson steet yes- terday afternoon, the rear axle of the delivery automobile of F. E. Williams, the Kensing gton marketman, cracked. Mr. Williams obtained assistance from Henry Den1ing to tow him to a place where repairs could be made, but the wheel caught in the tracks on Worth ington Ridge and was torn from the automobile, and the machine was left near the town hall over night.
 MT and Mrs. c. R. Starr and family of Hudson street are sojourning at Chalker Beach.
 The annual meeting of the Berlin Savings bank will be held tomorrow afternoon.
 Christopher Pagan of Kensington will leave for Pittsburgh tonight, where he will have charge of an of- flee for the Travellers Insurance Com- pany Of Hartford. .-......---.