New Britain herald., 1923-12-13


 Beckley crossing after Mcclure had swung ont from behind truck. Both cars were badly damaged, but no one vas injured.
 Liquor Case Continued
 The ease of Mir. and Mrs. Caesa Ninccnzo of Christian Lane. who were arrested by Constable Brown and Nentres Monday evening on charges of selling liquor and keeping liquor with intent to sell. was con tinued until nest Wednesday evening.
 Children Win Honor.
 Several children in the Wort thing ton school have won honors in the rec cent poster contest conducted among the grammar grades of the Hartford schools, to which the worthington school was admitted.
 Beautifully Illustrated posters with inscriptions pointing out the value Of plenty Of sleep, fresh air and whole some food in combating the raNages of tuberculosis have been submitted Ap lh' T1ultlDfh ubFl'hiONlS sDfitlNs
 When the posters are returned to Berlin they will be placed on exhibi. ton at some convenient point, prob- ably the community house, so that all who wish to do SO may have the opportunity to sec them.
 The following were the prize win- ners, Cummings, Narrialc. first; Viola oardman. second Honorable men, ton went to Matthew Gutowsld. Wal Schofcld. Harvey Woodruff. Kenneth snprensnt, Charles Cutie, Marjorie Mueller and Harold Bachman.
 The success Of the contest was due almost entirely 10 the enthusiasm and perseverance Of Miss Suzanne Cobey principal Of the Worthington school
 Much credit should be given to Miss Cobey who did the seemingly impossible for the children. They have never systematic and thorough training in art. Her efforts are 10 be commended.
 Plea for .Iitnc, Line
 The following communication has come 10 the "Herald' from resident Of kensington:
 "It is with much disappointment 10 one resident of the western section Of kensington. that after two weeks trial Of the party who l,as been 10 much trouble in starting q iitney service for the convenience Of the people in that section. they find it not paying pro position, and must discontinuc unless the people stand behind them.
 There has been complaint about the fare. sis. i2 and IS cents. As last effort to continue the line the fare has been reduced 10 five. 1 q and l5 cents, which win be tried out for the rest Of the week. If no encour- agement is received at the end Of that time. we shall again be isolated
 "kensington has been making pro- gross in many ways Why not branch out in this direction?
 Would also like to ask our select man to take inc trip. and see what might be done to improve the road, IS big bit of encouragement"
 WEST END TAXPAYER"
 The Herald" made statement carly this week about the condition of the road and the first selectmaa stated that it was in good condition. Evide ntly he has not been over it recently.
 To Rc-snter BusincsS r. ]. Buckley Of Kcnsington will again enter the macaroni business. c. rOrding to word received from Ken sinEton today. Mir. Bnckley formerly ! owned the Buckley Mscaroni com ] pany in kensington. that business 1 having been discontinued The old I factory nesr the American ] Paper Goods company is now being ! remodeIed and il is expected that MT. 1 Buckley's factory Nfn start business I soon after the remodclIing is com pIeted.
 Winners at Mhist The winners al the IT. 4. B. whist held Ias evening al the hall in ken aBgtoa are: First. Mrs. W. W. Pagan md Eddie Roache: consolation. Kathryn McKeon and W. ". Pagan. 1 Ten pounds Of sugar. Mary Baior. 'akes. s. Olson. Mrs. J. Carlo and gose Kiniry.
 Items of Inferr.St kensiHgton people when fht whis- ies announcing Inc arrival Of General 1sIler started 70 biuu in Mctiden. we're idt perturted and calls came