New Britain herald., 1923-04-30

school in that town and after leaving
the schools he went back to teach in
the district schools for period of sew
eral years. In 1887 he came to New
Britain, where he was employed by j.
E. Andrews, the Adams Express Co.,
and Landers, Frary & Clark. He
worked in New Britain for about 10
years, during which time he lived in
New Britain, Plainvile and Farming
ton.
He came to Berlin in 1905, pur-
In 1909 he bought the Bushnell farm
next to his own and started the dairy
business he now owns.
He has made success of the farm
ing and dairy business, his herd of
Jerseys, Guernseys and Holsteins be-
ing rated among the best in the state.
All his work is done by machinery, a
process by which he can milk the en-
tire herd in shortly over an hour. Mr..
Carter has 90 acres of land, part of
which is given over to truck garden
ing.
Mr.. Carter was married in New
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Lloyd, the manager of the farm; Hell
en- and Ina, were born of the mar
rage. The engagement of Helen Car
ter to Durham Williams of Burnside
was announced some time ago.
Court Cases Continued.
Nine offenders arrested in the H.
quor raids in Berlin and kensington
Friday night will appear in the Ber-
lin town court Wednesday evening for
trial.
A special session was held Saturday
when trial dates were as
signed. 1t was learned this morning
that nine warrants were issued by
Judge George GnJwold, all of which
were served.
The arrests were in connection with |
one of the greatest cleanups Berlin |
has experienced In years. Seven places
were raided by the officers and in six |
Of them men were found drinking or
evidence that "hooch' was being made
and sold were found. In one case
hose in the house endeavored to de-
stroy the evidence before the police
could get it but samples of the liquor
we're seized.
The Berlin constables were aided by
he state police and several New
Britain patrolmen. The places had
been under observation for some time
,ut nothing was known of the inten-
ions of the investigators until they
,cooped down upon the Kitchen bar
-ooms," surprising those in them.
a slight automobile accident occur
ed on the Swamp Road. Kensington.
his morning, when an automobile
iriven by woman smashed into a
elegraph pole near the Prentice Mfg.
20.
The pole was splintered at the base
md now leans at an angle toward an
Ldioining field. The car was damaged
md was taken to New Britain. Out
ide of shaking up neither of the
women In the car suffered any in
uries.
Survey School Street.
State engineers were busy this
norning surveying School street the
lite of the new section of trunk line
ighway which will provide short !,
ut to Pennington avenue.
1t is expected that work will be
tarted in the near future. The road
I'LL be seventeen feet wild and will be
INSTRUCTED of concrete.
The road is being put through as a I
esult of the efforts Of First Selectman T
gorge B. Carter to reduce danger at
lannerys corner to minimum. Y
Several accidents TO trolley cars n
ave occurred at the corner.
Curtis Repairs Trenches. Z
E. b. Curtis, the Bristol contractor f
no laid the water mains In the s
fire district, Is now lev d
ing off the mounds of dirt over the
aims and repairing the sections Of h
,ad torn up in order to find the C
aims through. n
Mr.. Curtis stated this morning that
lie work will be finished in a short
me. \
Bowling League Banquet r
The annual banquet Of the Kensing-
n Bowling league which finished its
,tivities at the Casino alleys, New ,
ritain, last Tuesday evening, will be
I'D tomorrow evening at o'clock,
Wight saving time, at Lloyd hall,
ensington.