New Britain herald., 1919-09-23
in Marblehead and has continued very successfully since leaving here.
 Moro Midway Here.

in Marblehead and has continued very successfully since leaving here. More Midway Here. If midway could be sold by the yard it could be said that there were 9 good many yards yet undisplayed aS half of the midway for the fair grounds is still in the freight house. IL was stated this morning that the rest of the paraphernalia would be put up as soon as pleasant weather came along as the owners were not Iarticularly anxious to get their ex- hibits all wet Tn the main office at the freight depot there are boxes and crates piled up to the ceiling with material for the midway and to those who think that the midway this year Is not as large as in former years, let i+ be known that as soon as the sun shines the midway will boom.
 Cars Nearly Equipped.
 The cars on the Berlin line are ractically all equipped as pay-as-you- leave cars, everything being installed with the exception of the pay boxes. Ihe doors on the cars have been changed over so that they are now opened entirely by the motorman who controls the opening an6 closing of the doors by means of levers. The equipment for the cars las been com ing through rather slowly so that only part of the fixtures could be installed at time. The pay boxes are ex- rected any day now and as soon as they arrive all cars will be P. A. Y. L. cars. The mOtOrmen are enthuSias- tic about the controls of the doors as it obviates the former necessity of getting up every minute or two to close the doors. East Berlin Items George Coles has resumed his posi- ton with Robert Cole and was out again on his route yesterday. His | many friends were glad to see him among them once more. A large number of the children from here spent the day at the fair yesterday as guests of the association. 1 It was noisy town last, evening when 1 they returned.
 One of the state game Wardens was l in town last evening. What his mis- 1 sion here was is unknown, but it is l thought that there have been viola l tions of the game laws and he was here to investigate.
 1 Miss Harriet Ackerley has returned 1 to 1lel nome III AllSlOn dICGr spending several days here.
 The K. of P. meet in their rooms ] this evening for their regular weekly business meeting.
 The Boys club of the Methodist f church meet this evening at the church at 7:3O for the election of of- l ficers.
 | Berlin Briefs 1 William Schroeder left this morn
 ing by automobile for New Jersey 1 where he expects to spend several days.
 Samuel Wilcox leaves tomorrow for l New Hampshire to resume his studies i The Misses Brandegee entertaine ed
 Miss Bishop of Hartford at their home on Warrington ridge yesterday
 J. A. Blake and family are moving ! their goods into the Elmgren place
 Herbert Goodrich and family are 1 entertaining friends from out of town 1 at their home.
 The Prentice home on Worthington | ridge is nearly completed. The new | place when finished will be one of the l most beautiful residences on the | street.
 Since the warning about hunting
 without a license there has been a
 large number of applica tions at the 1 town clerks office for licenses.
 kensington Items. Miss Marjorie Moore is expected l home today from New York where l she has been spending a short visit
 with friends. .sm.
 The Foresters' carnival committee