New Britain herald., 1919-08-19

submitted. There were a few repre- sentatives present from outside con- cernS to submit their designs and quotations. Due to a number of the committee being absent it was deem ed inadvisable to pass upon any of the designs presented. It was voted to postpone active consideration of the designs until Friday evening when it IS hoped to have the entire committee present.
 The designs submitted last evening Were~of exceptional beauty, and it Will be- an extremely difficult matter Which the committee will have to de- eide, in view of the designs now in their possession.
 Sailor Transferred.
 Sailor Paul Golen has been trans ferred to the Brooklyn base hospital from the U. s. s. Rijndan which has been returned to Holland, being one or the lnterned ships here during the war.
 Realty Transfer.
 Colonel Charles M. Jarvis has sold to Paul Caval, of New Britain, a par eel of land containing about 30 acres situated about 500 feet east of Der lin street and is reached by a drive way through the property of Colonel Jarvis.
 John McIneTney.
 John McInerney died at his home ln Westfield Monday evening after a short illness. He was we'll known about Berlin and East Berlin where he was a frequent visitor. He was for a long time resident of New Britain, .tn Ea1l years ago. He is survived by three sons, Matthew, John and James and three daughters, Norah, Margaret and Anna. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 from the Church of the Sacred Heart, East Berlin. Interment will be in St. Mary's new cemetery in New Britain.
 Without License; Fined By Court
 Ernest Nyquist, of New Britain, was fined $3 including costs by Judge George G. Griswold at the Berlin court last evening for driving without his license. He pleaded guilty, mak- ing the excuse that he left the license in his other clothes when he changed them. Prosecutor c. F. Lewis was the means of bringing him to court. The other day MT. Lewis was out WdlhiHS anu SaW all duLOnl OD1lG StanO- ing out in an open lot where it had no right to be. Upon questioning the driver, he learned that the auto had left the road as another car had failed to turn out to let his machine by. and the only recourse was to run into the, lot or smash into the other car The driver, when asked to produce his H- cense,, did not have it with h5gh Mr. I ic fold hin, fn in, ,.t l.e evening, which. he did.
 Kensington Items.
 James Corr democratic registrar of voters, is enjoying his annual vacation at his home. He expects to leave town in few days for the shore.
 Miss Mary Nelson has returned home from a short stay at Pleaaant Lake, Mass.
 The girls baseball team of the Am erican Paper Goods company will play tonight at St. Mary's playground against the St. Mary's team.
 The extension to the bank building has been completed and presents a very handsome appearance. No bank in larger city can boast of a more artistic front than the bank here. The interior will be finished up as rapidly as possible. Business is going on as usual despite the construction.
 The typhoid victims are all improv- ing rapidly and 1t is hoped that the disease has been checked in it's early stages. No new cases have been re- ported to nr. R. M. Griswold The re- suits of the state board of health's in vestigations have not been given out as yet
 There was a meeting in Hartford