New Britain herald., 1917-03-24
lalnvllIe News AGED MAN'S DEATH
 DUE TO EXPOSURE
Edward kenney's Body Found on
 .HighEay in Scott's Swamp
DRUNK, HE FELL IN ROAD

]! DkUnl m FELL IN MAD Hartford Man Was on Way to EA-
 ean.s Farm MIX Peddler Discov-
 e1s Body sca,ool Cans for Bids for
 ,echooihouss yAddition-Briefs. ]. Dead from alcoholism and expo- sure. the body of Edward Kennsy. thought to be .. resident of Hartford. was found early -this morning on the Scott's swamp road. by w. w. Ben- stead as the latter was driving his milk delivery team into town. The hfeless form, was discovered on the; roadside not far from MT. Henstead's home, the condition indicating that the man had passed away hours be- fore. Dr. F. M. Ripley of Uni6nville. medical examiner for Farmingtor. viewed the remains and gave permis- sion for it's rinoval to an undertaking establishment bending m investiga- ton. s
 Badly intoxicated the man was aD..s paren&iy trudging along towards the. farm of Joseph 4. Pagan. where' he had been employed at vArtops tinAe~s when he became exhausted and lald down on the. highway. \ cold rain was faIling at the time and the eler ments were seemingly too much for the. man in his enaciated condition and hA succnmbed. s.S, K. ssss ! X ss); N N Whom AGr. Benatead discovered the, body, he found one of the mans ar-S tics had been removed and his CQak was opened n though he had aeAr1ed to 1lnflress, By his side wa4 v fuM xiut Of svh1sIkey Mr. Benstead notaaa1 S41o,sNArn1fiaxton seIeofpten who Tn cAIlsH the medical tl,er Int, skl1A. SAsA. ss s1's ..}s E |ss nsnney was in Pisinvilis ysstsrday laftafnoof,. He. iwas elected from local SsaIoons because of hin lllt0xfcated con~, ;6ttiona but It n undexatood when ha. sntArted for. .seott'e swamp ho had tvsoi 01Sr{s of whiskey In; hfs p0an aneae1oT{.s About . o'clock hs called at the hOnsA Of Sslectman Johnson for Il A1e 's1-s iy1ained that ShA was g0ln8 to Ne&9@lsA place whom he left and. n he seepled unable to take care of hinl4en. Select-s man Johnson teIephOned toSthe p0fato grower resarding his rospsctiys viz itor. z, {; <: .s;;slss
 Mrs Fasan went into the ratr searching for the man. Selectnss4A Johnson having no infof1nat3on - to lis identity. His mission VII t1nslae- cessful and he returned to the house. believing that the man had changed his mind and started back towards Plainville.
 Kenney was employed last at the Fagan farm in January. He was about seventy years of aee. According to MT. Pagan the man has relAttvce in Hartford and an effort will be made to locate them.
 Sunday in Churches.
 Advent Christian Morning worship Sunday at s10:45 with sermon by the pastor. Rev. J. w. Denton, on the subject Events and Signs in Our Lords Prophecy which Have Besn 'FulfIled 1iAtory.'' : Sunday school win ,al,.D ees,n s,s ,. .s .s N s,n ,s ' 2 ing at t: 15, and af soscieel the spas-s tor will preach on the subject, ''chrfs- Aian Development. ssS
 Congregational-R Rev. O. ". Barker Of Hartford will occupy the pulpit at. the regular morning service Sunday.
 Episcopal--Holy communion will be celebrated in the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow morning It . o'clock. The rector. Rev. R. H. Eur ton. will preach at the 1O:4S service. In the evening at ' o'clock there will: be a sermon by Rev. John III. J4ck- son of Hartford.
 Baptist-10:45 .. m., preaching by Rev...J. F. smith, missionary at RA- goon. Bermuda. Sunday school will ba at 12:06 and in the evening 1t 6 o'clock there will be a young peoplA's service. Rev. MT. Smith will preach again at the o'clock service.
 Win Send Ont Letters.
 Letters notifying the taxpayers of the action of the voters in making the tax rate for the year fifteen mills and an extra four mills to raise part of the money required for the erec- ton of an addition to the Broad street schoolhouse, will accompany the bills to be sent out during tho coming week by Collector Hemingway.
 The communications have been printed in circular form and the. col lector proposes to mail them with the annual tax statements.
 Taxes will be due on April and by that date MT. Hemingway hopes to have the bills distributed.
 Call For Bi1s.
 Contractors have been invited to make bids for the work of erecting a four room addition to the Broad street schoolhouse and some of them have already made their estimates. The bidding will close at noon next Friday at the office of Unkelback and Perry, architects, in New Britain.
 The school board has been advised that 1t will cost approximately $17.- 900 to conatruct the addition, tho ex-' pense being higher than was estimated for the same work . few years ago as the result of an Increase In the cost