New Britain herald., 1921-07-15


 was claimed he originally intended to do Two women and two men were in the car at the time of the accident. The front lenders of the machine wera damaged.
 Complaints from E. B.
 Complaints are still being heard from the East Berlin section of the town and the boys are still being im- plicated in the mischievous affairs. The residents claim that the boys are now placing automobile tires in the road to fool passing autoists. When an automobile approaches the tire it is pulled into the nearby bushes until another machine is in sight. Several minor accidents have happened be- cause of this practical joke, it is said.
 In one case a driver of a machine who was onto the trick of the boys, stopped his car directly over the tire and as the boys could not get the tire an argument resulted. Many drivers have been insulted by the boys and it is the hope of the East Berlin peo- pie that the authorities will take ac- ton in the matter:
 Community Center Has Gas.
 Work has begun on the installa- ton of gas in the kitchen of the Worthing.on Community Center on Berlin street. The kitchen is a recent addition to the house. Many social events are staged at the place when t is often times necessary to cook. It is with this need in mind that the committee in charge has had the gas installed. There is also a possibility Of running a pipe line from the newly built we'll into the house so that there will be running water.
 Banks Annual Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the incorpor- ators of the Berlin Savings bank will be held next Wednesday afternoon. At this time the report of the trustees will be heard. New trustees will be elected as well as new officers.
 Committed to Reformatory.
 At hearing in the chamber court last evening Judge G. G. Griswo1d committed a Kensington boy to the reformatory at Cheshire. The boy has appeared in court on five previous occasions, three times for the same offense. He was arraigned last night on three charges of theft.
 Minister on Trip.
 Rev. Carleton Hagen and family of kensington, left this morning on a motor trip to Lake George. They will be gone for about week. Dur ing the absence of MT. Hazen, Rev. A. J. Benedict will preach. MT. Bene- dict was pastor of the Kensington church about 20 years ago. Jitney Not Running. The bus which operates between Kensington and New Britain was one of the few which did not run today. The loss of the bus will be keenly felt by the employees of the American Paper Goods company who have been patronizing it since it started to run | in the early morning and late after noon. At the American Paper Goods plant it was announced that the com pany had made no plans to operate one for it's employees.
 Berlin Bits. | George Baldwin and family o1 lKensington, left this morning for Kittery, Maine. The trip is being made by automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Allen Scott have raturned from their wedding trip. MT Scott is minister at the Kensingtor Methodist church.
 Mrs Grace Boyer and family o1 iKensington have moved to Berlin :! street. 1 George Hultquist and family have moved into the Bunting place, recent | ly purchased.
 l Mrs. Edward Culver is visiting with MT. and Mrs. B. P. Durham of Ken sington. l The bridge between East Berlin and i Cromwell was opened for traffic today ! orfo r1ox l with friends in Burnside Ruth Ellsworth, Mrs. Ellsworth and Fred Ellsworth with Ruth Hatsing and Miss Clara Schultz of New Brit a; were the guests of Miss Ina Car te- last night.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Adams and fam