New Britain herald., 1919-02-20

the local freight station, in the place of Emilio Martino who has been ap- pointed assistant baggag agemaster. Dimock's Case Heard. The case of Frank Dimock of Ken sington, whose relatives have a con- 1 plaint against the American Paper Goods company of Kensington, was given a hearing yesterday afternoon ! in the office of Compensation Com missioner George E. Chandler at Hartford. While in the employ of the American Paper Goods company, Dimock fell and fractured his hip ] and was 8 patient at the Hartford hospital for over two months. While there he struck his hand against a glass table, cutting it. Gangrene set l in resulting in his death Compen-
 sation is claimed by reason of it. { Mortimer H. Camp of New Britain ] represented the Din1ock estate and
 George H. Keaney appeared for the l insurer.
 l Former Resident Weds l Miss Rose Lanzone, formerly of i Berlin recently became the bride of 1 Peter Nay of Windsor avenue, Hart 1 ford. Miss Ianzone, before her mar ! T . 1 Corbin company and is we'll known here. MT. Nay is one of Hartford s
 young business men, having carried 1 on a drug business on Windsor ave- l nue for the past three years. The l couple were married at the parsonage 1 of the South Congregational church of 1 New Britain by Rev. George W. c. 1 Hill and upon returning from their l honeymoon they will reside in Hart l ford.
 Preparing to Cut Ice. ! E. F. Austin, the local iceman. ow- ! ing to the recent cold wave intends to l cut at an early date. Although the ] ice is not very thick, MT. Austin states , that he is going to get what there is ] of it. The Hartford Ice corporation. ! which has leased the Peat Works 1 pond, is also preparing for an early l crop. The management of this cor l poration plans to cut without waiting
 for thicker crop. The ice at the l Austin pond is about six inches thick,
 while at the Roby pond it is reported i to be about 0 inches.
 To Hold Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the Connec- 1 ticut State Agricultural society, 1 which was adjourned from last No- ] vember 2S, will be held Friday eve l ming at o'clock in the Berlin town 1 hall. All members of the society are ! urged to be present as an election of l officers and directors will take place. 1 Other important matters will be brought up before the meeting. l Club to Reorganize. l All mem bers of the Ridgeway club of South Berlin and also all young
 men wishing to become members of ] the club, which is at the present time
 reorganizing will meet this evening at 1 the home of James Cosgrove of Meri- l den avenue.
 ] Berlin Briefs 1 Edward Durham, who for the past 1 few years has been a superintendent 1 at the New Haven Gas Light con- pany, has resigned his position and at the present time is in Kansas on a i business trip.
 F. Raymond Austin has written
 home from Montana. where he is on l a business trip.
 Fillmore Skinner, superintendent of
 the Berlin town farm, who has been
 i'll for the past few weeks, is out again.
 R. o. Clark and son, Harold, have 1 returned from the brickmal5ers' con-
 vention, which is being held in Chi
 cago.
 Mrs. Willard Dodge and daughter
 of Maloen, Mass are visiting C. F.
 Dodse ol Cottage street, East Berlin.
 The PfogresslVe Reading circle of : East Berlin held it's monthly meet