New Britain herald., 1921-11-25

is thought that this is the same car that ran into the building.
 A two by four was broken in two as result of the crash and the plas- ter was knocked off the wall for d considerable distance No one was | injured.
 Minor Accidents An automobile bearing q New York | license skidded in front of the home of Bert North on Berlin street Wed- nesday night and as d result turned upside down. The right rear wheel was smashed.
 Several automobiles were caught in the storm without chains on their tires and it was found necessary in some cases to call the local garages | for assistance.
 A truck belonging to Bill Kneeland company of Springfield was stuck in the gutter on DamOn's Hill this morn ing and it was several hours before it was removed.
 still Seek Charity Three applications were received on Wednesday and one on Thnaks- giving day by the board of selcctmen from persons seeking aid from the town. Selectman George B. Carter stated this morning that so far this has been the record for the number Of application to be received in one week.
 It is evident that from the above notes the unemployment situation has not changed insofar as Berlin is con ccrned. At the present time the town is caring for 6 to S families each weeks and this means that the treasury is considerably weakened each time A provision is made.
 In large majority of the cases a thorough investigation must be made by the town before any money can be given to the people. It often takes weeks before the investigation is com plcted and aid is finally secured.
 Red Cross Drive
 The Red Cross drive in both the Berlin and the Kensington districts closed yesterday. Rev. $, A. l'ishe, chairman of the Berlin division stated this morning that the returns have not been received but it is expected that this group has gone over the top,
 Miss Bertha Wooding in charge of the Kensngton district has not com pcted her final report but states that kensingtou will at least have q quota of 1OO The drives have been moro successful in Berlin and kcnsington than in a large part of the state, Very few people have refused to re- new their cnrollmcnts and some new ones have been obtained.
 Session of Court
 Four cases were heard by Judge Grisword at a session Of the town court held here last Wednesday eve | ming. Stanley Mazurk of Berlin was not able to appear in court because of illness and his case was postponed l until November 30.
 Samuel Hook of this town appeared | in court for having an unlicensed | dog His case was dismissed by the l prosecutor.
 George Miller was fined $7 and l costs for having an unlicensed dog in | his possession.
 Julius Ratasly pleaded not guilty | on a charge of having an unlicensed | dog and his case was discharged by | the judge.
 Family Reunion
 A family reunion was held at the | home of First Selectman George l.. | Carter yesterday, Thanksgiving. Twelve guests were present from Litchheld and New Britain.
 postonirc Notes
 Both the postluasters at the Der lin and Kensington postofices have | received posters from Postmaster General Hays urging the public to shop early as well as mail early. Post CTS have been placed in the lobby of the offices and the public is urged 10 take notice of them.
 Much confusion and trouble can be averted if packages to be sent through mail are sent several days before Christmas and not on the few days preceding the holiday
 BcTiin Items
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lombard and ] family of Guilford spent Thantseiv- , ing at the home of Mrs. F. F. Galpin i in Berlin.
 E. w. Mldrum and family of East