New Britain herald., 1922-08-10

month will be the formation of an auxiliary to the local post, some of its members say. There are very few legion posts in the state of Connecti- cut that have not already orga aize l auxilaries, and one of the most ac- tive in the state is the auxiliary to the Brock Barnes post in Plainville.
 It is felt that the formation of an auxiliary in this town would bring about better understanding between the women of Kensington, Berlin and East Berlin. Tn addition to the dis cussion of an auxiliary it is expected that action will be taken on the pro- posed memorial in the fall.=-
 Schwarm Lived Here
 With the much discussed newspa- per articles in regard to the activi- ties of Harold Schwarm, a former New Britain resident, many local peo- pie remember the time when he Iiv- ed in Berlin with his parents. Sev- eral years ago the Schwarms lived in the old Mueller house near the mill in the southern section of the town. When he lived in this home Harold with his brothers and sisters used tc attend Sunday school at the Berlin Congregational church. The boy was young at that time and those who re- member him, claim that he did not act any different than the ordinary boy.
 At present Schwarm has a sister. Mrs. Edward H. Anderson living in East Berlin whom he has visited of ten coming into town in the latest 0 fashion and with a white poodle dog decorated with gayly colored ribbons.
 Residents say that it is interesting to note that Schwarm once worked as farm hand for many of the loca farmers on their plots of land His escapades in New York and Boston as well as other places has causel no little bit of comment in Berlin where the lad is comparatively we'll known.
 Trollcss Are Related.
 Trolley cars on the Berlin line of the Connecticut company were run ming from ten to fifteen minutes late his morning as the result of being held up on Pennington road where the Curtis construction company is placing pipes in the ditches for the Worthington fire district. The cry ice was normal at an early hour this afternoon.
 Notes About Town.
 Franklin Boadman and Edward Russell left yesterday on weeks fishing trip to North Brookheld, Mass.
 Lucius Bushnell is ill at his home on Pennington road.
 Mrs. Edward Michales returned yesterday from a visit with her sis ter in New York.
 Two small boys were chased away from the depot yesterday by the sta ton officer for throwing stones at a, New York express. As there was no damage done the boys were sent home with a warning should they ap- pear near the depot again they would be arrested.
 Letters addressed to Mrs. Eliza Merrill and R. F. Dean remain un- claimed at tiie Berlin post office
 The Regal Review of the Macca- bees will hold meeting in the T. A E. hall tomorrow evening at S:15 o'clock.
 To Start On Track.
 Work will begin within the next few days on preparing the eighth of a mile track to be constructed on the grounds of the Warrington com munity association by the local legion for the athletic meet on August 19. The track will be used for many of the events including the marathon race from the city hall in New Brit ain to the community grounds, Sc lectman Carter has granted the le- sion the use of the town teams and horses in an effort to build the track.
 August 9 promises to be an event full day for the town of Berlin If it does not rain The athletic events will start at o3o o'clock in the after noon and will continue until well into the evening. The baseball game be- tween the teams of East Berlin and Kensngton will be played at 4:30 o'clock in the baseball diamond at the grounds, and dancing will be held in the evening at o'clock in the town hall.
 The proceeds from the affair will go into the emergency fund of the To- 1 cal post. Money from this fund is