New Britain herald., 1919-12-17

ttuu up tlll tnlS afternoon was Stlll there. It has been roughly handled. The number on the machine is C45O2, but this does not appear in the Con-. necticut register of the latest issue. It will be removed by the authorities this afternoon, until called for by the owner.
 Inspections Being Made.
 The state board of health is con-. ducting it's annual inspection of the cattle in this vicinity. Every farm will be visited by the inspectors who are testing for tuberculin cattle. The report in Kensington is that diseased 4 cattle have been found in that dis trict.@
 Taking Military Enrolment.
 The military tax enrolment of the town is now being taken by Third Se- lectman William Ryan Every man in town between the ages of 21 and 50 with the exception of those incapaci- lated and those having served over seas will be liable to the tax. The personal enrolment of the town also is being taken at this time. Cradle Note. A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Le- roy Gibney at their home in Kensing- U son of William H. Gibney, former town prosecutor.
 # Demand Resignation. The Bolton-Kasica post of the American Legion has adopted resolu- tions condemning the sentim eH pressed at a recent meeting of the Berkeley Divinity school at Middle town where a speaker was permitted ID >I,IoN, rt-x,, and the prin nciples for which it stands, and to cast slurs and reflections upon the United States government According to the resolutions it is said that Rev. w. P. Ladd, dean of the institution and others present ap- plauded statements made by the agent of the Soviet government and l it is demanded that if the allegations 1 be found true the Bolton kasica post, | in conjunction with all other posts 1 of the American Legion, demand the 1 resignation of Dean Ladd. 1 Post Office Still There l Residents of Berlin and the vicinity l who patronize the Berlin postof1ice were glad this morning to find the | establishm which handles Uncle 1 Sam's mail still going strong de l spite the threats of Samuel Coale.
 owner of the property, to force the postmaster and his shop out into the ] street.
 1 It has been stated that the post | office will be moved to the Flannery 1 property as soon as permission is re ceived from Washington for the 1 change. It was rumored yesterday if l the present premises occupied by ITn- l cle Sam and his mail were not vacated ! by evening" the owner of the proper i tv would force the postmaster and his 1 equipment out of the building. No
 such move has been taken, however.
 and the post office probably will re- l main where ii is now until the Wash 1 ington auth horization comes for the l move.
 East Berlin News ig The Campfire Girls will give their
 play entitled the "LonclyVille Girls" |" 1 at Athletic hall on Friday cvcnng of 1 this week
 Mrs. James Iloligan rc,uWncd to her 1 home here yesterday. She has been
 seriously i'll for several woc''s at t,17 ] home of her mother in MddlctoWn. Mrs Cn"r1es ,'}.t Of " -at C"0m- l well W;.a visiting, With h-r siator, M.'s
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 Dua to t!.o cc1I weather he Eii@
 club will not hold their weekly ShoGt
 4 roe.#I program is rc n% %r1'a1;rod
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