New Britain herald., 1921-07-26

fled requirement before they will be certified to teach in the schools of the state. Berlin however has required, at the meeting of the school board held last April, that the teachers en- tering in the fall give ample proof of their ability. There are several other changes to take place in the Berlin schools all of which will be announced before the schools reopen for the fall and winter term in Septembe
 Aston-Jones Wedding.
 Miss Helen Marguerite Jones, sis ter of Mrs. Fred Crane of Kensing- ton, and Stanley Enoch Aston, of Walkes-Barre, Penn, were married yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cathedral of St. Mary the Vir- gin in New York city. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Charles Winthrop Peabody and the double ring Episcopal service was used
 The bride was attended by her sister, Eva R. Jones of Hartford, as maid of honor. pr. Edward R. Aston of Wilkes-Barre, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore dress of embroidered brown crepe de chine and a string of pearls with a French hat of peach blow to match her dress. She carried a bou- quet of orchids and sweet peas. The necklace she wore was gift from the groom.
 The maid of honor wore midnight blue satin with a hat to match and carried sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Immediately after the dinner at F., "1A 1,~1, I. left on an extended honeymoon trip. They will be at home to their friends after September 1, at 269 Macon street, Brooklyn, New York.
 Removed to Hospital.
 John Jonson of Kensington an ex- service man ad brother-in-law O. August Carlings of the same town, i: ir the New Britain General hospital with Q fractured skull. Jonson wes iD iured about three weeks ago by be- ing thrown from motorcycle and was taken to the hospital from the scene of the accident, suffering from con- cuSsion of the brain. He was returned 10 his home in Kensington at the en ] of the week, but his condition was sti. serious. Dr. R. M. Gdiswold was called in consultation and requested that he be returned to the hospital An X-ray picture was taken of hi head, when it was found he had a fracture at the base of the skull
 Repairing Another Bridge Work will begin soon on the re pairing of the bridge on the roa tEe railroad culvert. This bridge w,, o1o h,- last Saturday. The repairs will b made by the Berlin Construction com uany. The fridge in question has been in a bad condition for the past three years in as much as the corner post; have routed away and made it unsafe for traffic. This is one of the las ridges in town to be repaired Marriage License Issued. Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff ha. issued a marriage license to Onorat F1offiolini, an employe of the Berli. Brick company, and Caterino Fumi atti. The latter has been in thi country but two days, having arrived from Italy on Sunday. It was througi inc influence of the local authoritie that Miss Fumiatti was able to com To Berlin
 Poor Potato Crops Several of the local farmers report to the dealers in town that the po- tato crop this year will be a very poor one. Several of the farmers have started to dig their potatoes and find that there are very few "spuds' in hill and those that are found arc small ones and not of much use. The dry spell, it is claimed, had a great deal to do with tho poor crop AL though Berlin is not much of a town for raising peas it is also asserted that this vegetable is a scarcity in the public market as the recent dry spell has turned the green plants yellow and killed the pea pod.
 Berlin Items
 MT, and Mrs. G. F. Dodd are snend irIr af inc