New Britain herald., 1918-04-10

the Tooth Cavalry IF the Regular
Army, which is in the point Of SER
vice one Of the oldest companies in
existence
Wagon Tips Over.
A heavy wagon, one of those used
by the Berlin Construction company
in carrying iron for structural work,
met with an accident under the rail-
road bridge about noon today. The
wagon was laden with two heavy
girders for bridge work, and as it was
ascending the steep incline under the
bridge, the weight of the iron sud
denly shifted to one side, and q de-
factlve axle on one of the rear wheels
gave way. The contents Of the team,
including the driver, We're turned
completely over, and the horse was
thrown on his back on the ground.
The driver received a painful bruise
on his right foot, but outside Of this
minor injury escaped very luckily.
The horse was uninjured. The road
under the bridge is in very bad shape,
and this has been the second instance
within few months of trucks heins
overturned.
To Form Cooperative Assn.
meeting of all those interested
]
chasing farm supplies in car loads to
be later sold In small lots to the
members of the cooperative assoota-
ton. will he held in the Town Hall
tomorrow night at O'Clock. The
work is being pushed in great many
cities and towns by the Hartford
County League and Farm Bureau, the
Connecticut Agricultural College, and
the II. 9. Department OF Agriculture.
Circulars have been sent out from
the headquarters Of the Hartford
County League, which is at 30S
Church street, Hartford, announcing
the meeting which will be under their
supervision tomorrow night. The
principal speaker of the meeting will
be Prof. Guy G. Smith. who is the
marketing expert of the Federal De
partment Of Agriculture, and the
Connecticut Agricultural College. He
will outline plans as adopted in other
towns, for the adoption in Berlin of
a farmers cooperative purchasing as
ISOLATION
ANY Of the people OF Berlin who
have occasion to purchase feed, coal,
or any other comm ODDITIES in large
amounts cannot afford to miss this
meeting, as becoming connected with
of from two to ten dollars on ton
of feed or coal. The plan Is a sim
pIe one The idea is to purchase coal.
feed. and IN fact all supplies which
farmers use in carload lots, and dis
tribute It In smaller lots among those
who become connected with the as
ISOLATION IN this way, each consurn~
ar will get the benefit of buying MS
supplies in carload lots and 1t Is
claim ed that there is a saving or from
10 to Is per cent to the consumer
hv buying in this way. A suoscrlp-
ton paper is to he gotten up anu
will be sent around TO those interest,"
ed soon. Shares in the plan are 10 ne
sold at SIS. All the farmers and theU
friends. and all others who are m
+erested in having such an organiza~
ton perfected in Berlin. are requested
TO come to the meeting and near FRO
fessor Smith.
r. \. b. Whist Tomorrow Night
The T. 4. B. hall will he the scene
Of big social and whist tomorrow
night under the auspices OF the st
PauI's T A. b society. The whist
com nnittee is planning to have TINS
one of the most successful of the
season. The irst prize. as was the
case in the last two whists will be a
War SavinRs Certificate.
TrolIcyS Cold.
Conn1ltnrs coming to work In the
New Britain factories this morning
were complaining about the extreme
oold condition of the early morning
c,rs today The officials of the