New Britain herald., 1922-07-01
June 1st to June 12th, S4s6.s8; total receipts, $97,24338.

Niie iOe tO hiiV SC4l, 9foO,oo, LUldl receipts, s97,24338.
 Crowley & Oldershaw, two pay ments on contract as engineers, $1,- 200; New Britain National bank, in terest on loan May 1st to June 18th, $50 plus stamp .50,' S3.So; telephone call to First National bank, Boston, by treasurer, regarding bonds, $100: Conard & Buzby, Burlington, N. J., inspection of pipe, S17.27; New Brit ain National bank, payment of loan s1.5o0; N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., freight on pipe and fittings to June 27, $32S.19; Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co.,, Troy, N. r., valves and valve fittings, s2,595.77; Builders Iron Foundry, Providence, R. l., pipe fittings s1,o23,- 65; U. S. c. l. Pipe & Foundry Co.,, 65 tons, 10 inch pipe, s2,63441; F. L. Norton, services and expense in cured, January 1 to May 29, s17e.7o; Berlin Construction Co.,, two pieces of channel irons, s1.o0; A. P. Smith Mfg. Co.,, East Orange, N. J., 3S hy- drants, s1,sS0.62; total expense, s11,- 3G2.41 June 27, 1922, cash in New Britain National bank. sS5,SSo.97.
 On Fishing Trip
 The Berlin Construction company fishing club. left today for trip on Long Island sound. From now un- til July 5th the members of the club expect to land some big hauls to show the local people when they return. Those making the trip are William McCarrol, Charles Warner, Waffle Graham, Nichols Masselle, Pat Var sri, Gussie Warner. Harry Chapman, Percy Quay and George Garrity.
 Sunday Church Notes
 Berlin Congregational church - Communion services will be held at he morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. The Older Boys class will meet as lsual at 10 o'clock while the Mems Bible class will gather in the com nunity house at 12 o'clock All Sun lay school departments will meet at ? o'clock The Senior Christian En- leavor society will meet as usual at ;:S0 o'clock.
 kensington Congregational church Communion services will be held at he morning worship a 1o:45 o'clock. The Sunday school departments will meet as usual at 12:10 o'clock and he Christian Endeavor society will meet at o'clock.
 kensington Methodist church - Morning worship and prayer at Il ''clock with the Sunday school de- 'artments meeting at 10 o'clock. The vening services will be held at [ I clock.
 Injured at Work
 William Ellis, an employe of the | tiles and Reynolds Brick company, | f this town. received a compound | racture of both bones of the left leg elow the knee, while at work Fri | ay afternoon. He was removed to he New Britain general hospital 'here the fracture was taken care of y pr. R. M Griswold.
 Case is Continued
 Peter Fox of New Britain appeared efore Judge Griswold in the town ourt last night on a charge of driv- 1g an automobile with the wrong On request of Lawyer David L. Nair, of New Britain the ase was continued until Wednesday yening of next week.
 Fox was arrested by the state po- ce several days ago following a light accident in which he figured, 'ith a Berlin trolley car. It is said lat Fox had recently purchased the ar from Max Honeyman of New ritain and was trying it out on ap- royal.
 Observe 18th Anniversary
 Mir and Mrs. John Kiniry of Ken ngton quietly celebrated their 18th edding anniversary at their home Both Mr. and Mrs. Kiniry re well known in this town.
 Guarantors To Meet The last meeting of the guarantors the Berlin Community chautauqua ,sociation will be held at the Peck emorial library in kensington this 'ening at S30 o'clock. President C. 7. Stevens urges all guarantors to be attendance as there are many items
 importance to be discussed. A canvas is being made in each sec. on of the town for the sale of tick $. The committee in charge states at 300 tickets must be sold to in- Ire a return to the guarantors. As