New Britain herald., 1921-07-01

ing one large bridge than rebuild ing or repairing the present two bridges.
 The bridge near the American Paper Goods in Kensington which has been in the course of construc- tion for the past few weeks, by the Baker and Lasher Contracting com pany of New Britain, has been com pleted and is now open to traffic.
 SciectInan Gives Warning.
 All of the boys in the town are warned to be cautious on Monday, July 4, the great American holiday. Tn years gone past there have been occasions when the boys have been more or less careless and as a result serious damage has been caused both to persons and property. Fires have often broken out.
 With fireworks being on sale few days before the Fourth it is quite probable that some mischievous youths will find it necessary to have a ''try-out" as the theatrical people say, to see if the fireworks are OK. Mir. Carter warns anyone however, that if any disturbances are caused before Monday the punishment to be inflicted will be severe. It is probable that a few of the men will act as guards on the Fourth to see that order is tho feature of the days ac- tivities.
 Observe 18th Anniversary. MT and Mrs. Alfred Barrett o. Ber- in celebrated their 18th wedding an- nivCrsary at the home of MT. Bar retta mother, Mrs. John C. Barrett of Ellis street. New Britain. The I celebration was held in the form ot ? double ceremony aa Mrs. John Bar | rett also observed her roth birthday I today. About fifty people were in att | tendance including mostly family re- i ationa from New Britain, Berlin and | various parts of New York state. MT. and Mrs. Barrett havo lived in | Berlin for the past eleven years hav- | ing made their home in New Britain previous to that time. The couple have three sons. Alfred, Ralph and | Stanley. Alfred is postmaster at the | Berlin postoffice. MT. Barrett is ein- | ployed at the Hart &: Cooley Manu~ l featuring: plant in New Britain | Leave fo" Cape Cod. | A party of kensington people left l town this morning at 4 30 o'clock for | Cape Cod, Mass, where they will | spend the Fourth of July The trip ] is being made by automobile and those who left are MT. and Mrs. c. B. Bald | win, MT and Mrs. Harold Upson, Jo- seph Wilson, Miss Adele Ras5ett, Miss Mary Melon Loretta Mckcon and l Maisia Graham.
 l Miss Bassctt, who owns a cottage at Cape Cod, will remain there fo! the summer months where she will | Nelson will stay with her for the month of July but it ia expected thai the rest of the party will return to
 Eensington some time Monday eve ming.
 Daughter Born.
 A daughter. Maria Giovanna, wa:
 born to Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Scmione of Kensington on Tuesday. Mothci and child are reported to be doinc fine.
 Many Attend Meeting. 1 Several local people attended the meeting held at the homo oi Mis-: Marjorie Moore in Kensington yes tcrday afternoon in the interest of the county Y W. C. A work. Miss To. gan and Miss Runner, both arden workers for the cause, gave interest l Ing SDpcETfS Tn WTltn 1nGL tOid or Iht work of the organization.
 Injured Man Improves. l The condition of Rosco Decauza o Kensington, who was injured on Mon
 day, is reported to be resting: com ifortablv at the New Britain Genera
 hospital. His arm was caught in roller at the Buckley Macaroni fac
 tory on Monday afternoon The bon'
 was badly broken just above the e1
 bow and tho muscles torn. He wa
 rushed to the hospital where he wa
 operated on by Dr. Goodwin.
 CpcI'S Own Office.
 | Dr. Goodwin Of Kensington, wht has been with Dr. Csriswold as assist ant for the past eight months, ha
 opened all office at the Frank Da.
 property.