New Britain herald., 1919-06-11

man to receive a commission in France. Following his discharge Captain GrisWold expects to resume his practice in I<ensington. Claims MOtOrman Was at Fault.
 Primo Ross who was injured last Saturday night by a trolley car which struck his horse and buggy throw ing him from the team, denied that he was driving on the trolley tracks and alleges that the accident was due to the carelessness of the motOrmun, who had left the running boards down on the wrong side. Rossi claims that he was on the right side of the road and if the running boards were not hanging. the acci- dent would not have occurred. Rossi is employed at the Donnelley Brick plant and at the present time is re- covering from the injuries sustained in the accident, at the New Britain General hospital.
 Ladies' Aid to Meet.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ber- lin Congregational church will hold it.; regular meeting this afternoon at f o'clock at the home of Mrs. John B. Smith of Norton road. If pleasant,
 
 A short program has been arranged. All m bers are requested to attend. The organization is planning to hold a food sale and social at the church parlOrs in the near future.
 To Present Play. It was learned today from the chairman of the program committee of the Woodmen of the World social u-bj jc17 to ho hol E1-id inc at the East Berlin Athletic hall that the feature of the entertainment will be the presentation of a drama, "The Poor Married Man" by the Middle town Dramatic club. The play was given in several of the towns and cities of Middlesex county and is said to have made a. big hit. The cast in cludes many of the prominent young 1 men and women of Middletown. The public has been invited to attend the affair Dancing will follow the pro- gram. The receipts will be turned in toward the Modern Woodmen fund.
 Social Tomorrow Night.
 A number of young women employ- ed at the offices of the Berlin Con- struction company will hold a recep- tion and dance tomorrow evening at the Berlin Grange hall. Sulliya n 's orchestra of New Britain has been se- cured to furnish the music of the evening.
 Entertainment June 13. The Ladies of Rebecca of Middle town announce that they will hold an entertainment at the East Berlin Ath- lctiC hall on June 13. The entertain ment will he presented under the aus i piCes of the Village Improvem ent so- 1 CietE. Dancing will follow the pre- 1 sentatiOn of the program.
 Festival Tomorrow Night. 1 The first stra wberry festival of the ] season will be held tomorrow evening at the homo of Mrs. w A. Runce | of Cottage Place. East Berlin. A barn 1 dance will be held following the i presentation of short progra m. The l affair is being managed by Arawana 1 Camp Fire Girls of East Berlin. The entire receipts will beturned in toward ! the girls summer camp fund. Should 1 this festival be a success another one 1 will be given in the near future
 Realty Deals.
 Deeds of the sale of the Chauncev l B. Doane estate, located in North ] Beckley, 10 Nincenzo Balfore and | Mary Balfore of kensington. have ] been filed at the town clerks office, 1 The farm comprises over 46 acres of | land and is one of the leading dairy farms in that vicinity. It is said that the place was sold for about ss.o00 1 MT. Doane, who has been living at 1 Reckley for mum ber of years, nlars to move to Hartford.
 Emma J Fowler of Norton road ] has transferred land located nea r. Il,