New Britain herald., 1922-08-16
Encouragement Charged.

Claiming that the receiver is not running his brickyard properly, John Carbo of the Carbo Brickyard of this town appeared before Judge Haynes in the superior court at Mid dletown yesterday and through his counsel, B. F.. Spencer, intimated that he would ask for the removal of the receiver.
 Judge Haynes had for a hearing the motion of Receiver William s. Hyde of Manchester, that the re- ceiver continue in business for fou. months more and for the payment of the secured claim. After this motion had been heard MT. Spencer said that his client would ask for the discharge of the receiver.
 During the hearing MT. Carbo asked for permission to speak and he intimated that the business was not conducted to the best interest of brick making. and that he would be the loser. After hearing the announce mont of the counsel for Mir. Carbo Judge Haynes said that he would not order a continuance of business for four months under Receiver Hyde but would make it two months. Judge Haynes granted the motions for the payment of secured claims. in- cluding one for over s2,5O0 on back taxes due to the Town of Berlin.
 News in Brief
 The regular meeting of the Fores- ters will be held Thursday evening.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Nott was held from her late home on Berlin street this afternoon Rev. Henry Maier, pastor of the First Congrega- tional church in New Britain officiat- ed and burial was in Maple cemetery. = Members of the kensngton ball team practiced at the community grounds last night in preparation for the big game to be played Saturday at the legion field meet
 Selectman George B. Carter was in yesterday on a business trip for the interests of the town.
 Mrs. August Anderson of Ken slngton is home after undergoing medical treatment at St. Raphael's hospital in New Haven during the past two weeks. Her daughter, Ruth. a nurse at this institution. is also home for a few weeks
 Mrs. G. B. Carter and Miss Helen Carter attended the funeral of E. E. Williams in Burnside today
 Miss Adele Murray will spend her vacation at Block Island following a visit to friends in New York.
 The kensington NJ. E. church Ladies Aid society will hold a food sale at Andersons store on Friday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock.
 Return to Oregon.
 Mrs. Liza Scaifc and daughter. | Edna, who were in attendance at the reunion of the Dunham family held at the community house on Saturday of last week have returned to their , home in Mansfield, Oregon. Miss Scaife, who is but five years old, en- tertained at the reunion with songs and rectations which were well, re- ceived. She also danced and per- formed many acrobatic stunts.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be an important meet {, ng of the Modern Woodman society | Thursday evening to arrange for an outing to be given In the near future. 1 Other special business will also be transacted.
 The confirmation class of St. Ga oriel's Sunday school, under the lead f 'rship of their instructor, c. Clarence .und, will enjoy hike to Soft Rock. m Lamentation mountain Saturday lfternoon.
 McGreeley & MeNei Minstrel show will be given at Athletic hall, Fri lay evening of this week. Some fine musical numbers are being looked onward to.
 Walter Krashnn, the 14-year-old sen # Jacob krashan of West Cromwell. vho attends the Hate trade school n Meriden, had the misfortune to ,reak his arm Friday morning, an automobile.
 The town teams were busy in this ,art of the town Tuesday. making re- airs on the road.
 East Berlin will be we'll represent d in the Athletic entries at the com- nusty grounds, Berlin, next Saturday