New Britain herald., 1917-08-25

The letter is signed E. H. Fannce
| 60 Greenleaf street, Maiden, Mass.
At the present time there is no I'M
occupied stores in the village Of Ber-
| lin and a store of this kind might
| meet with favor if centrally located.
Speed Artist Fined $25 and Costs.
After several hours delav in reach
ing Berlin yesterday morning because
of auto trouble, Max Sugarman ~
New Haven finally put in an appear
ance in court just in time to have a
fine Of $25 and costs imposed upon
him. He was charged with reckless
driving on the night of July at which
time he ran into the car of J. J. Adams
also of New Haven. Adams car was
badly smashed but because Of sickness
did not put in a complaint against
Sugarman until nearly month after
ward. Cornelius Adams, a brother of
the complainant and an occupant of
the car at the time of the accident tes-
titled against Sugarman as did Mrs
| Carl Mueller a resident of the south
end of the town.
The fine and costs totaled $50. the
costs being higher than usual because
Of the fact that Officer Hackett
had to make two trips to New Haven
to summon the accused.
Freight Leaves Ardck.
! A repetition of yesterdays railroad
accident took place last evening about
o'clock when a freight train COM
posed of three cars and the engine
left the track just above the depot
Incidentally the train was on the same
siding and near the spot where the
engine derailed yesterday. No one was
| injured.
The train was S. HI and was
! just pulling out of the yard bound for
Harlem river when the accident hap
| pened. The wrecking crew at East
| Hartford was sent for and at daylight
the morning S. HI started for it's
destination.
It was reported this morning that
both accidents were due to the fact
the men involved were new to the
work. 1t was said that skilled rail-
road men cannot be hired at the pres
| ent.
| At the Churches.
Berlin Congregational church, Rev.
| S. A. Fiske, pastor-Morning worship
will be held in the church at 10:45
1t is thought that the pastor will reach
home in time to off1ciate at the SER
vice. All departments Of the school
will convene at noon. The Christian
| EllucdVOI A1lSelI1lS Will w IelO etI
$50.
st. Pauls church, Rev. J. C. Bren-
nan, pastor-Services will be held in
| the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin
at o'clock and at st. PauPs church,
Kensington at 10 o'clock.
Kensington Congregational church,
Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor-Morn-
| ing service will be conducted at 10:45.
! Preaching by the pastor. Sunday
school will be held at noon. The
Christian meeting will be omitted to-
morrow evening.
Kensington Methodist church, Rev.
E. F. Lounsbury, pastor-Regular
services will be held at 1915 and the
The Junior league will meet at 5:45
and at o'clock in the evening the
evening services will be held.
Berlin Briefs.
Paul Benson and Parry Warren are
spending a few days at the shore
Miss Ruth B Clark of East Berlin
left today for East Otis, Mass, where
she will spend her vacation.
Roger Valley has returned from At
lantic City where he spent the last
two weeks.
Harold Clark of East Berlin is in
| New Hampshire on a business trip.
Patsy Clarity has taken the job of
| chauffeur Of the new truck at the
! Am erican Paper Goods company.
Mrs. William Kilbourne of Hartford
is visiting relatives in East Berlin.
Mrs. Splitz Of New Haven is spend