New Britain herald., 1921-07-18

building line it is probable that all
of the trouble would have been avoid
ed.
Mr.. Carter expressed himself as
being in favor of such a line in Berlin
before trouble of that nature arises.
Many per<ons have also expressed
themselves as being DESTROYS of hav-
ing such a line and further action
will be awaited with interest. With
the estab lishing of the line it will
also be necessary to have a building
inspector.
Grange Activities.
At the meeting of the Berlin Grange
to be held in Grange hall on Damon's
Hill tomorrow, the women will give
a basket lunch. A business meeting
will open the session after which the
lunch will be sold to the highest bids
ders A large attendance is expected
at this meeting.
Unable to Use Legs.
Due to fall down fight Of
stairs on Friday afternoon Rocco
Marchinelli an employee of the Ber-
| in Brick company, will not be able
| to use his legs for several weeks.
| Ills dlAuOuHCeHleHl WAS InaQe~ Dy LIT.
r. M. ssGriswold, who attended Mar
chinelli after the accident and had
him removed to the New Britain
man broke both bones of his left
leg few inches above the ankle.
| Returns Home.
| Mrs. Charles Dickinson Of Kensing-
ton, who has been at the New Bril-
tain General hospital for the past
three weeks, returned to her home
last week. She is able to be about
| on crutches.
Has Miraculous Escape.
| The driver of a Buick car, bear
ing the number 90S09, and his fam
lily had a miraculous escape from
death Saturday evening about G
lo'clock on Berlin street. when the
machine in which they were riding
skidded on the slippery pavement and
went up onto the bank at the John
son residence. When driver of the
car lost control of the machine il
went between a large maple tree ant
n telephone pole. If the car hat
struck either the pole or the tree thu
members of the family would have
probably been fatally injured. AS i
l
ing up. The car was not damaged.
Car Down EmbanIlmcnt.
In attempting to go from the lief
to the right side of the road, a ca
in which a man and women wer,
rid ing, skidded on the pavement nea
the bridge below the Beckley cross
ling on the Berlin turnpike last eve
ming AS the story is told by Stev,
Adolecki, an employee of the Seller
farm nearby, the car first struck
fence pole but as this was not stron!
lenough to hold the machine it sool
gave way and before the people coul'
get out the machine started dow
he embankment. When half Wa
down it was stalled.
Berlin Bits
Joseph S. Golen of Brooklyn, Nev
York is visiting at tn home of hi
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Colon .
Norton road.
Lucius C.~Dean of Kensington spen
yesterday in Hartford.
The town teams are now at work OF
the roads in the Beckley section of tn
town
New post cards ofthe war memoria
on Berlin street are being sold in Der
lin.
Miss Ina Carter. Adeline Goodrich
and Mrs Myron Goodrich are spendin;
L vacation at the Carter cottage il
Mantle
The annual meeting of the director
of the Berlin Savings bank will b.
" Geld Wednesday afternoon.
The school committee will hold
: meeting at the town hall tomorrow
evening. The school calandar for tn
next year will probably be adopte
ut this meeting.
Miss Margaret Flynn, assistant n
the kensington postofiice is confine,
o her home by illness.
Rev. A. j. Benedict preached tn
sermon at the Kensington Congrega
tional church yesterday morning.
Rev. s, A. Fiske left this mornin,
Tor East Brookneld. Mass, where h
! will remain until next Saturday.