New Britain herald., 1917-10-29
ing that we have greatly added to their labors.'


 their labors.'' Construction Company Criticized. Much criticism as to the stand taken by the Berlin Construction company by failing to subscribe for their liberty bonds through the Ber- lin committee, was heard this morning A number of prominent citizens were indignant when it became known that the concern subscribed through New Britain banking house for over $10.0 900 worth of bonds. No words were spared in condemming the act of the company
 One prominent citizen while discus sing the campaign accused the con- struction of unloyalty to the town 1nasmuch as the concern employs a l large number of Berlin people and the 1 firm is located here, the citizens de- clared that the officials should have subscribed drought the local bank He further stated that the contract for the new bridge near the American Paper Goods company was awarded to the local concern, although it is said that several bids were lower For this reason. if no other', he said "they should have subscribed here" Secures Assistant. Dr. R. M. Griswold has secured the services of Dr. B. c. Morantz of New l Haven who will be associated with him in his practice after the first of the month. Dr. Morantz is a native of Switzerland, but received his edu- ] cation in this country, being gradu- l ated from the schools and colleges in New York city and in Baltimore, and has practiced in New Haven for the past three years.
 l Dr. Frederick c. Quitzrau,of Toron- to, Canada, who has been temporar- lily assisting Dr. Griswold for the past month will look after the practice of Dr. T. c. Hodgson of East Berlin dur ing the three months that he will be away on his vacation. N
 Marches With Tabs. Although now residing in Meriden. William J. Dooley, a former we'll known Kensington resident was pres- ent on Saturday to march with the St. PauPs T. A. & B. Drum corps in the soldiers celebration in New Britain. MT. Dooley has been in the grocery business in Kensington for the past twenty-four years. He recently sold his property and severed his connec- tions with S. M. Cowles. who conducts grocery store on Main street, and ! removed to Meriden.
 While residing here Mr. Dooley ; took an active part in all public af- fairs He is the organizer of St. Paurs Drum corps and has been the treasurer of Court Mattebessett, For esters of America, for the past fifteen years. He is also one of the organ izers of the choir at St. Pauls church. . Mr. Dooley never missed attendance 1 at the Berlin fair since it came into existence He has also held many of fees in the T. A. & B. society. Much i, regret was expressed when it was learned that he has removed.
 Berlin Briefs. The Literary society will hold a , meeting in the chapel of the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow eve ming at o'clock Professor B. E. Nourse will give an address on the war. The public is invited to attend.
 Merwin Vile, who enlisted last June in the Naval Reserve received his call :, to colors Saturday. Vile reported to Pelham Bay today.
 |, A meeting of the House committee = and St. Paul's Drum corps of the T.. l A. & B. society will be held this eve- l ming.
 meeting of the Home Council of 0 Defense will be held this evening in 8 the Town hall.
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