New Britain herald., 1919-11-05

Paul Turner. The corps now has a mem bcrship of 1 , and has applied for membership in the national OrganiZl- ton. At the shoot held last evening on the Methodist church rifle range Paul Turner made the highest score, 70 out of 25 in the standing position.
 No Scarcity Of Pork Here
 There will be plenty of pork for winter consumption here at the rate hogs arc being butchercd. "Jm' North, Berlin's noted pigsticllCr, hutchcrcd nine hogs Monday and be- gins tomorrow on 70 more. The first lot of hogs butchercd averaged 23S pounds, which is an exceptionally high average. It is estimated that there arc nearly 100 pigs in town 70 be butchered this fall so that th.'rc should be plenty of meat for. the Win- ter.
 New Jitncy Concern.
 Several of BCrlm'S prominent resi- dents have organized jitneN company to run in competition with the Con- ncrtirut company. Stock in the com- |, pa2N will be sold for S5 a share. A - seat truck closed in and equipped with hca ing dcNirN will make sch edule trips between Berlin and New. Britain for six cent fare. Complete details of the new companys proposed scheme will be found on another page.
 The new concern bases the chances of success in the BcrliniteS' opposition to 9 12 cont fare and will charge but half Of what the trolley company now cha reCS.
 Realty Transfer. | Sophia GutoWski has sold to Ga hriel Rusinowski. Joe .}urak and Alex Prauka her farm of 56 acres on the BeCk!ey road mort h Of the Morse farm The price paid is said to be in the ncighborhOod of $5.500. All the live stock and equipment on the farm is included in the purchase. Where .Nrc the SuicNorS?: Surveyors who were to .5,lrvcN the new highway from Berlin to East Bcr lin have not showed up for the sur VeN of the proposed highway and if now appears that this part of the work Wll be put off until spring. If this is dohc it is sure to cause delay in start ing the work in the spring It was hoped that the state would rOmplcte the highway by the fall of 1920 East Berlin Items George Cole and Son havo been awarded the contract to pa int the Hubbard school and began work on the school Yesterday. Repairs will be made inside and out
 l Miss Irene Porter became the briGn of William Costello, of New Haven, Monday. Mrs. Costello has a host of friends here. The couple are spend- ing their honeymoon at the National Capital.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held in the church parIors tomorrow night.
 A telephone was installed in the Hubbard school Ncsterda
 MT. and Mrs. Olaf Benson. who were recently married, have returned from wedding trip to New York. They will make their home on Wilcox avenue, where Mr.. Benson recently purchased a now home
 The new barbcrshop in town run hy Tim othN Dohan is proving to be a big success, "Tim' getting all of tho business that he can handle.
 For the first time in weeks local residents have been able to get some sugar, Robert Cole having received T small consignment a few days ago.
 BerIn Briefs.
 MrS. M. r. Shum way and chiIdrcn who were to have sailed for L1rancn last week, were delayed in sailing hv their steamer being held up on ac- count of the strike. They cxpect to leave tomorrow.
 Miss Helen Rohm left todav for 1 New York, where .sho will spend a