New Britain herald., 1919-10-02

previously preventing the extension Of the utility have now been removed. It has been pointed out that the only means of getting out of East Berlin is by the branch trains and that, with the trolley line, the tOWnspeOple would journey to New Britain to do their business instead of to Middle town, which is more easy of access. Not only that, but the statement has been made that the town would gain in population and be materially aided by the extension of the franchise.
 It is understood that a number of prominent citizens of East Berlin are working quietly to bring about the eN- tension of the trolley line to that place. It is not known, howcv~r, whether the Connecticut company has been approached.
 Game Laws Not Ready
 Town Clerk A. l.. Woodruff received word from Hartford this morning that the printing of the pamphlets containing the fish and game laws for the state had been delayed and prob ably would not come out before the end of the month. There have been a number of calls at the office for the laws and all those interested in ob- taining a copy of the laws should call within a week or two, at which time they will probably be on hand.
 Freight Running Heavy
 The Berlin freight depot is being swamped with freight, more so than at any time in years past, with the possible exception of the strike period. All the local concerns are making record breaking shipments, testifying that business was never better. Through freight trains are running heavy showing that other towns are doing a big business.
 Boys to Entertain.
 The Boys club from New Britain will be in East Berlin tomorrow even ing to give another of their enter tainments. The boys have given a number of entertainments during the past year and have made a very good impression upon the towns people. The last time the boys were there they gave moving picture show followed by dancing, which brought out several hundred people. The boys are planning to give seven reel show tomorrow evening following again with dancing.
 License Issued.
 A marriage license has been issued by Town Clerk Woodruff to Carlo Picinnino and Marguerite Georgini Orsi both residents of kensngton.
 Hackctt on stand.
 Constable llackctt will be in court Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock be- fore Judge Griswod in connection with the case against Louis Levy for running q gambling booth at the Berlin fair. Condemnation proceed inEs had been brought against the gambling maternal owned by Levy and Hackett was ordered to seize the material and bring 1t before the court as evidence. On the day of the | trial HAckett, against the orders of the court, is said to have turned the 1 trunk and it's contents over to Levy. ChiId'S Miraculous Escape The tWo-year old son of MT. and | Mrs Erie NordstrOm fell from the second story window yesterday after | noon. d distance of 25 feet, but es- 1 capped injury. The little fellow was 1 leaning out of the window when he l toppled out head first. Mrs. Nord- 1 strom, frantic with fear, ran down i the stairs and out doors only to find | the little fellow had jumped up un- 1 injured
 Engineer Burned
 | Geore kanupka, of Kensington, was l painfully burned yesterday morning 1 at the Berlin Brick compay where he l is engineer He was lighting a pile | of scrap material which had been