New Britain herald., 1919-08-20

The weddings will take place at the Woodward homestead in East Berlin Invitations for the double wedding have been sent out to a large mum Der of their friends.
 Sterling Woodward, at the present time, is employed in Hartford at Hart x Hegeman, in the electrical depart ment. He met Miss Caverly at the MiddleseX hospital where she was training to be a nurse with his sister, Edith. MT. Sapper is on optometrist Tn Mlddletown, employed by Clark & True, the jewellers. He is a graduate Of the Rochester Optometrist school and is now an expert in his profession. Miss Edith Woodward has just recent ly completed her training at the Mid dleSeX hospital and is qualified trained nurse.
 Freight Shipments Heavy.
 The aftermath of the freight em- bargo is being felt at the local freight depot, shipments from all the con- cerns being extremely heavy. Pro- auction was kept up at all of the fac tories despite the strike and the re- lease of the goods now for shipment is taxing the freight office to it's capa- city. Yesterday shipments were not exceptionally heavy but this morning everybody started with a rush. Freight Agent Tomlinson stated however, that there was no congestion at the depot as there were sufficient handlers to move everything.
 The passenger situation is consider ably improved. Passenger traffic. however, is not extremely heavy.
 A. P. c. Girls Defeated.
 The girls baseball team of the American Paper Goods plant went down to defeat last evening at St. Mary's playground under the heavy attack of the Fafnir girls baseball team. The local girls were considered almost invincible in view of their past performances, Up until the sev- enth inning the locals had the Fafnir girls and 1 but they blew up and the Fafnir's hit their winning stride, The girls are not discouraged though as they will have another opportun ity to square matters. All the fac tories are members of the Industrial league.
 QucStionnaircs Going Fast
 The questionnaires for the Berlin service men are being distributed throughout the town and will be all given out within a short time. The war bureau is of the impression. how ever, that there are still number of men who are entitled to the certificate issued by the state but have not given in their names. The bureau reuuests that all those men who have received no information or notice relative to this matter to get in touch with them at once so that there will be no fur ther delay. The certificate which is to be given each service man has been on display in Berlin and Ken sington and has been seen by hun- drcds who have admired it's beauty This week the certificate is on display at Robert Coles grocery store in East Berlin.
 The names of the men in East Berlin who are entitled to one of these certificates has been compiled and the list of the men is printed herewith:
 Service Men From East Berlin.
 Arthur Benson, Frank G. Benson, Chester Bulkeley Bunce, Jarvis Geer David. Earle Hazen, Gustaf Brynoff Hanson, Joseph Kamenski, Victor kamsnskI- -..~da Lund, Paul II. Lund Same> Macpherson, Stuart N. Nelson, Jo.n J. Holigan, Thomas r. HOigan.
 Realty Transfer.
 A. E. Goodrich, the postmaster. has sold his house and land to Samuel A Coale. MT. Goodrich's property is one of the finest pieces of real estate on Wortllin gton ridge. There is over eight acres of land with the property all of which is cleared and tilable.