New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

sons case was :. thrown :, from tthe docket due. to lack of, evidence. Prosecutor Lewis statedN that when a party has a case to brings to court. there must be absolute grounds for such case and not mere .hearsay, such as the case brought sby Mir. WolL, L.
 Every man in Berlin who has not paid his personal tax should take warning from last nights action as every delinquenttis to- be brought to trial just as speedily as, possible so this is the last opportunity to make good according to Prosecutor. Lewis. . Changes by School Board.
 The school board met last night at the home of Rev. Samuel A Fisk, where important plans were made. for the ensuing year. ~ The Berlin schools haves been oTercrowded for the past year, 4necessitating new arrangements for the increasing numbers antici- pated this fall. The Ledge school house will be opened this year,. there by aading two roomss One more roonlNwill be opened ati' the Kensing- ton sclpol 'as9eonditions during the past year. dema 4As additional accom- :. modations It Was also decided to open anotheEw room at, the Worthing- ton school toNtalle care of the excess anticipated thet coming year.
 AS yet new teachers have not been secured for the rooms to be added, but Supsryisor Showalter is taking action on this matter at this time The growth otf the Berlin schools. h2s been phen&krenal during the last
 
 pervisor Nalter's administration.
 East Berlin Mystery Solved
 except that the facts herein are real, The residents in the vicinity of Cot tage street have been losing some valuable sleep lately as 8 result Of strange unearthly noises which have been continuing throughout the whole night, particularly in the early morning hours. The sounds seemed to como from the home of A. A. North, but as he is away at the White Mountains with his family it seemed hardly probable that it could come from his house, The town fathers had a nasty consultation as the townspeople were getting a little -anxfouS ana II was Qeclded to 1IlFeS- tigate. %
 s A key to. the. hog use was secured R2a6A the door opened. An hncanny 4 came to their ears and swish Flg. sound as that of a rapidly passing b6dy. Then soft treading up the front staircase was heard which sent the creeps up their spines. Not to he dauhted by such sounds a few of the braver rushed up the stairs. Not a sound WIS lseard nor anNthinH seen in any efgzLJnSs rooms; it was a tense moment, one in which little creepy ticl<les ran Aief, Suddenly a wild cry from one Sf the closets brought the little epfsode to 6 close. Throu:n the partly opened door a little be1raegled kitten was found and the mystery solved. ~,.,. .xa..3 s East Berlin Items.
 | George Pollard. Jr.s Edward Cody and Clifford Nelsa3 retnrned home Saturday from sseter Lake, after two weeks camping trips
 The St. Gabriel sufdlay school will hold the annual, picnic Saturday July 19, at Tbompson's brook.
 Mrs. nes. Forest of High bridge, N Y.,ais vjsiting her sister Mrs R. Bel den. F @
 An eight pound German eErp was caught in the mill stream Sunday;
 The married men of East Berlin played another game tos wipe out last Sundays defeat. ss They won from sthf single men 2Y to 12. It is re- .ported that there will be 9 number of ..1ss@ sssssssssa sss @ss ssdd