New Britain herald., 1923-03-14

x-servicemen who are eligible to a place on the honor roll and who have left town since their discharge from the army such information would be appreciated.
 Al persons who served or were called and accepted into any military branch of the United States at any time between the dates of April 6, 1a17, and November II, 1918, are eligible to a place on this proposed Lronze tablet.
 The Honor Roll Committee,
 "W. R. MOORE, Secretary" < School Board Meeting.
 The meeting of the,eschool board held last evening in the town hall was confined to routine Business. The housing question and conditions in the schools were not taken up.
 Anderson Becomes Mayor.
 Louis c. Anderson, for a number of years a resident of Berlin. has Leen elected mayor of Linwood, Cali fornia. Mir. Anderson when in Ber- lir. lived in the house north of Grange hall on Damons hill, and was we'll known about town as well as in New Britain, where he helped in building number of buildings. The last con- tract that he had before leaving for California was the Besse- Leland block on Main street in New Britain.
 While in Berlin Mir. Anderson was republican and at one time was president of the Swedish Republican club and was elected delegate to the state convention when Marcus Hol- comb was nominated and elected gov ornor.
 About four years ago Mir. Anderson moved his family to Linwood, where he has erected several houses. Lin- wood is rapidly growing village. having several churches, a large up- to-date school system. a bank, thcater and several large stores.
 Slight Accident.
 A slight accident occurred yester- day afternoon about 2:30 o'clock in front of the Berlin Congregational church, when d trolley car and a Ford sedan. driven by Daniel F'itzsim- ons of New Haven, sideswiped each other. smashing both left mudguards of the auto and damaging the hub caps on the left wheels.
 Mir. Fitzsimons claimed that he was in q rut and it was impossible for him to get ont. He said that the did not shut off the power. He claimed that he came almost to a standstill before the car hit him.
 An eyewitness said this morning | that the driver of the automobile was as much to blame as the motorman, as the former did not slacken speed.
 F. W. Christ to Speak
 Many Berlin men are planning to attend the meeting of the Mems Bible class at the community house this evening at s o'clock when Ernest w. Christ, representative in the state leg islature from New Britain, will ad dress the meeting on "Early Impress sions on the Beginner in the Legis- 
 Mir. Christ is well known in Berlin | and it is expected that one of the | largest audiences ever present at 2 | or the class will greet him. | Several New Britain men are plan | ming to be present.
 Forcmcn's Club Whist
 The Foremen's club of the Ameri can Paper Goods company is plar- hing another whist and dance for Friday evening. The affair will De held at Lloyd hall and will take the form of q st. Patrick's party. Me keons orchestra will furnish music turing the evening. Suitable prizes will be awarded.
 Bowling League
 Results Of the series of games of he Kensington Fraternal bowling eague held last evening at the Casino llleys. New Britain. were as follows. . KENsINGTON LEAGUE