New Britain herald., 1919-11-29

Porter X Dyson company in New Britain, and is soprano soloist in the Windsor Avenue church in Hartford.
 Bcracron Resting We'll.
 Robert Berseron who narrowly esca ped death yesterday afternoon when his horse was killed on the Berlin branch is. resting comfortably today The general shock of the tc- cident was more severe than the bruises and cuts he received. It was n miracle that he was not killed as he barely had time to jump from the wagon before 1t was hit. The wagon struck Bergeron and in some freak manner tossed him onto the cow catcher of the locomotive where he chung for his life. His wrists were badly cut and it was feared that d tendon had been cut. .".
 Bell Ringer Draws Crowd.
 Emil Gloss, a Swiss bell ringer. ap- peared at Athletic hall in East Berlin last evening in the first of the series of entertainments in the Lyctum course. MT Gloss proved himself to be master of the musical art and could produce a wonderful harmony from the bells He would take several bells in each hand and make various chords at will.
 East Berlin Items.
 Rev. Henry Medd. of Bay Shore. l.. l.. arrived here yesterday to join his wife, who is visiting With her parents Mr. and Mrs Lewis Wescott.
 Miss sarah Cody, of Wethersheld, a former resident here, is visiting in d i, ,.;, with MT. and Mrs. William Noble, Of West Cromwell, during her sojourn here.
 Misses Jennie and Anna Hanna are visiting with their sister, Mrs. Archie Walsh, over the week end,
 William N. Bunce, of Jersey City, is spending the week here with his family Mr. Bunce is superintendent Of one of the largest bed manufacture ing concerns in the East With head quarters in Jersey City.
 A number from here attended the opening of the Acorn A. (. fair in Foresters' hall last evening.
 The usual services will be held in the churches tomorrow.
 Berlin Briefs.
 December Victor records on sale Monday, C. l.. Pierce X Co.--advi.
 HenrN Deming left for New York this morning to witness the annual clash between the Army and Navy. He was accompanied by William Noble, of West Crom we'll.
 The three sons of Mir. and Mrs Arthur Woodruf-llarveN, Franklin and ewis-underwen an operation for the removal of their tonsils yes- terday at their home. All three boys are progressing nicely.
 Major Frank l.. Wilcox and family are expected to return home today from their trip to Boston over the holiday.
 kcnsington Items. Miss Esther D. Griswod. daught CT of Mr. and Mrs. K. NJ. GrisWo old, is spending the week with her parent s Miss Griswold is the head of the Col lege English department of the We,. terlv High school in Rhode Island. Thomas Hanford left this morning for Brooklyn to resume his studies al Pratt institute after spending Thanks. ! giving with his parents, M iss Bertha Hanford returned 'c 1 her duties in Hartford this morning 1 after several days vacation. i There will be d dance and enter 1 tainment this evening at the Acorr 1 A. C. fair in Foresters' hall. John Suilman Dead John Sullman, aged 34 years, a resi- i dent of kensnston. died yesterda s morning He was a former constable ] in that town. He leaves his parents l MT. and Mrs. John Sullman, three sisters, Mrs. John Hackett, Mrs. John