New Britain herald., 1919-05-27

participate, IS the chairman of the committee will disband the organiza- tion this evening. To this organiza ton is due much credit for the work done them in the five Liberty loan drives. Mrs. Charles M. Jarvis, Mrs. R. o. Clark and Mrs. c. J. Burr have been the head executives
 More Autoists Arrested.
 The state police again visited the town yesterday morning and made numerous arrests of autoists who were violating the towns speed laws. Several of the warrants charge the drivers with reckless driving. AS many as five cases will be brought up before Judge George G. Griswold to- morrow morning at the Berlin town court.
 One of the autoists arrested refused to stop when signalled to do so by one of the officers and was chased for about a mile before he was overtaken. The automobile is the property of a New York man, who will also face the charge of resisting an officer
 Three of the cases to be heard to- morrow morning were bound over from Monday morning's session of the court. One of the state officers who participated in the arrest of several of the autoists, was furnished with a high powered motorcycle and was stationed at Berlin Sunday afternoon.
 More Land Deals.
 The first deed of the sale of piece of property, part of the Berlin farms, which were auctioned off May 12, has been filed at the town clerks office. The deed gives right of a six acre lot to Roland w. Stevens of Madison.
 Deeds have been filed at the town clerks office of the sale Of the Domi- nick Ronketty property located on Main street, Kensington, to Arthur Elton, who recently sold his property in Brandywine lane.
 Deeds of the sale of the John Walsh property located on Wilcox avenue, East Berlin, to Mrs. Catherine Hooli- gan have been placed on file at the town clerks office.
 Funeral of Train Victim. The funeral of Isaac A. Durham. aged 12, who was instantly killed last Saturday night by train north of Nortons bridge, was held this after noon from his late home in Brandy wine lane. Interment was in Durham 1 cemetery. MT. Durham was one of the oldest residents of the town and 1 was highly regarded by his numerous friends. The fact that he was deaf was in all proba bility the cause of his accidental death. Rev. Carleton Ha- zen, pastor of the Kensington Con- gregational church, officiated. He is l survived by his three sisters, Mrs. I.
 Smith of Kensington, Mrs. Joseph | Morse of East Berlin and Mrs. Fred | Pier of Hartford.
 Stange- Lund Nuptials. l The marriage of Miss Marie Lund, l daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gusta 1 Lun dof East Berlin to Carl Stange of 1 New Britain will take place at the 1 Lund home at East Berlin Friday aft l ernoon, May 30. Rev Dr. Ohman will 1 perform the ceremony. Following a l dinner at the brides home. the cou- l pie will leave on a two weeks honey 1 moon. Miss Lund is a native of Der 1 lin and is well known here. The cou- 1 pie will reside here.
 1 Funeral of Mrs. Scers,
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Seers,
 who died at the Middletown hospital was held yesterday afternoon from the 1 undertaking parlors at that city. The 1 burial was in the Lebanon cem etery 1 at Lebanon. Mrs. Seers for several l years was a resident of Worthington ridge. She leaves one daughter, Hat 1 tie.
 Thrift Clubs Progressing Superintendent of Schools B. R. Showalter, reported this morning that the thrift clubs which have been established in all of the grades in the town schools are making progress