New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
Driver Is Discharged.

DrNcr Is Discharged.
 John H. Nolan of Hampton, this state, was in court on a charge of i'm proper use of markers. Nolan wa discharged upon payment of the costs.
 Addresses Meeting
 George kimball, vice president of the American Hardware corporation of New Britain spoke to the mem- bers of the Mems Bible class of the Berlin church at the community house last evening. Mir. Kimball had as his topic Judith Maccabecs. " Members Of the club proclaimed the talk the most interesting and in5truc- tive one yet heard by that body of men.
 A short busircss meeting was held at which time Emil Shjeriden was voted a member. The club also vote 10 mako George Kimhall an honor ary member. MT. kimball is the first person to have this honor be- slowed upon him.
 Major F. l.. Wilcox presided at the gathering. He stated that within a
  prise for the members of the class inasmuch as another prominent busi- ness man of New Britain intends living in Berlin and he will be aslt.l to join t1.e class. Mir. Wilcox would not say who it is.
 There were ahout 3i members present. Following the talk by Mir. kimbalI d Social hour was held
 Nill Build New Bridge.
 The board of selcctmcn has de- ciLed to build q new concrete bridge near thc residence of William Whit ham on the road to the r. $. Me Mahon farm in liensineton,
 Selectman Carter stated this morn ing that the road will he closed with in a few days as work Is to hr start ed before the week is out. He also stated that the teams will be able to pass through the brook but it will be necessary for automobiles and trucks to make g detour.
 Following the completion of the rast few new bridges the local au- thcritics have faced trcnh'e in the matter of people using the bridge before it is opened to tra!fic. Rest dents are asked by the selectmen not to cross the new bridge until the town.
 Bridges Inspected
 Selectman George B. Carter made an inspection Of the bridges in Ser. lin, Ea"t Berlin and konsington yes tcrday afternoon and found many ot the old ones to be in q poor condi. tion,
 The new bridges erected last year are found to he in very good con. dition but it will be necessary fo' the town to make repairs on many of the old ones.
 Complain About Dumping
 Town authorities are receiving complaints daily in regard to loca residents dumping their rubbish ano at times garbage on the side Of tht main thoroughfarcs and highways. A warning was issued seNeral weeks ago to the effect that persons caugh' Jumping rubbish on the side ot | highway would be prosecuted un}eS: the location had beer approved hI the town as dumping grounds.
 The sclectmen have been fortunate in securing a stretch of land near the Dr. sutton property in Berlin as { dumping ground as well as the plot next to the blue house opposite the old fair grounds. There is also an other dumping ground on the high. way to New Britain from kensington The people are asked to uac these designated places.
 One More Notice
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff will send one more notice to the de hnouent taxpayers of the Worthing ion fire district which will state that all taxes must be paid before May s' or liens will be placed on the proper tv. This action was taken as the re. suit of special meeting of the dis trict held Monday evening.
 Holiday Hours i'omorrow
 Holidays hours will be observed ir general throughout Berlin tomorrow because of Good Friday. The Berlii Savings bank will be closed all day Al the Berlin and <ensington post offices the hours will be from 7;l5 until 9:So o'clock in the morning and