New Britain herald., 1921-08-22

pending cases and will provide the al portunity for the presentation 0 claims of soldiers who have not as ", presented them. The flying squadron will not appear in Berlin but will b. in New Britain for three days begin ming October 3. All local people ar asked to go to New Britain durin this time if they are interested.
 Brotherhood to Meet
 The Brotherhood of the Kensine ton Congregational church will mee this evening at the home of MT. ane Mrs. Anrenberg. An interesting pro gram has been prepared and the at tendance of many members is anti clpated. Now that the cool weath.s IS coming on plans will be made fo the Tall and winter months. Tn Brotherhood club expects to mak the coming season one of the great est 1n the history of the association Sidewalk Work.
 The Joseph N Rice company Q New Haven completed the work O. the s1dewa ks from the postoffice q far as the East Berlin road on Berli, street. The crosswalks and driveways however, are being left until a late late as these will be completed wheI all of the walks have been resur faced.
 Boys Advertise Town. According to the Waterbury Herald Berlin is a sleepy little railroad june tion that basks under the smile ot New Britain. and it's chief industr, is making bricks without straw. clas
 
 the Creator blesses the Berlin country Such is the introductory paragraph of a story one column and a half l., length relative to advertising Berlin made bricks by hurling them inra railroad car windows as the trains pass by.
 One evening last week at about ( o'clock train was pulling into tho station from Boston and bound fo, New York. AS it approached within the limits of the town a window pane in one of the coaches was heard 70 break and the crash attracted the at tentlon of everyone seated in the car The man who was seated at the win dow which was hit, was sitting neal the inside aisle and was not hurt. H picked up the brick, however, and with many other people in the coach gave it the ''once over." Studying the brick he soon learned that i; was manufa ctured in Berlin and was told by passengers in the train that Berlin was the biggest brck industry town in the state. Advertise, let the world know what is Berln's chief product, is the stand taken by the writer in the Waterbury paper.
 Extensive Repairs Being Made.
 Extensive repairs are being made at the Murray homestead in kensing- ton. The rear ell part of the house has been torn down and the buiIdina is to be painted. The interior will also undergo extensive. alterations while men will work on the grounds surrounding the house. When thc work is completed it is expected that the home will be one of the prettiast in the town.
 Movies a Success.
 Berlin is assured of weekly moving picture entertainments in as much as the one presented in the town hall Saturday evening was a success. The pictures are presented by a Hartford concern and the local representative stated Saturday that they expect to be in town next week and will probab bly, show every week during the winter.
 Conn. Valley Tr.p Rock Co. Activities have begun at the Beck ley plant of the Connecticut Valley Trap Rock company successors to the Suffield Berlin Trap Rock company Frank N. Bacon of thi1 town, who was manager and superintendent with the SufFeld-Berlin plant, will have the same office with the new one Work was begun at the plant last week The names of the officers of the new company will be announced in a few day-.
 Automobiles Collide. Court will he held Wednesday, eve. ninc of this week fo" the parties in | cludnu iii a head or collision which 1 occurred near the Bruce estate on the 1 turnpike yesterday afternoon. AT ! Overland car driven by a New Have1 man. alleged to be under the influenc,
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