New Britain herald., 1923-06-12

ton Of new committee for the en- suing year.
 After the business of the annual meeting a special meeting of the dis trict will be held. It is expected that great deal of business of impor- tanco will be taken up at this meet ing, Several applications for the OK tension of the water mains in various parts of the district have been re- ceivcd. Whether it will be advisa blc 10 extend the mains to take in these additional subscribers will be dis cussed and voted upon.
 The committee wishes to have it understood that these two meetings will take place on the same evening, the annual meeting for the election of officers preceding the special meet ing.
 Mistakes Berlin for Hartford.
 Raffaelo Guesaro of New Haven, who was scheduled to appear in the superior court in Hartford yesterday morning 10 answer to q charge oE possessing and selling liQuor, made a ''''hN'E III lhN loldlioli VI llt Illt of Hartford and consequently his case will be postponed until June IS.
 Guesaro alighted from the train at Berlin, thinking it was Hartford Be- orc he realized his mistake the train departed. He immediately teephone | o the clerk of the court telling him | # the error made. It was too late o have Guesaro appear and Judge Edwin S. Thomas was obliged to ontinue the case.
 Want Crossing Raised.
 Sevcral residents of kensington and 'erlin who drive their automobiles cross the trolley tracks at tpson's orner have complained about the of the road at that place.
 The road at this point is consider ply lower than the trolley tracks, le ground having settled from rain nd the constant jar of the trolley ITS. When automobiles pass over le tracks the is ridge which ounces the automobiles into the air. Some of the residents have recom- ended that the road be filled in at lis place so that it will be even with Q tracks.
 Work Is Progressing. Work is gradually progressing on e new section of state trunk line [ ghway which is being constructed { ong School street in Berlin, to pro- 2 de short cut for Hartford bound otorists. avoiding the dangerous C rye at l'lannery's corner. The . zio Construction Co. of Meriden is
 charge of the work and for the ' st several days has had men on the ) blowing up the dirt and carting away, preparatory to laying the ld bed.
 Back on standard Time. All services at the Berlin Congrega- nal church will go back on east 1 standard time beginning this = ok. it has been announced. The nual meeting Of the Womans Aid iety will be held Wednesday after on at 2 o'clock, at the home of s. George Prentice on Warrington 1ge. The prayer meeting will be s' q Thursday evening. The Girl u puts will meet Wednesday after e' ,n and the Boy Scouts will meet tf day evening. al
 Items of Interest u 'harles Anderson of Kensington is q, ndine this week in Winsted. Dur =,
 his absence the store in Kensing- l.,
 is in charge of his son, Henry, ., Hartford. ,,, { is reported that James Kerrigan ,., who has been on the ,y. i, list for some time, is gradually ;,s 'roying in health.
 East Berlin Items 0' here will be the regular meeting , he Knights of Pythias at their .'' ,'
 this evening. its ITS. Alfred Eden. Miss Doris Eden, ap meth Eden and friend have re- 'a led to their homes in East Orange, wa l.. after spending the. past few ia' ; as the guests of Mrs. Eden's pr her. Mrs. Anna Mildrum, at her Do e on Main street. ne ITS. l.. NJ. Root is attending the blc Iuation exercises of the Connec- SKI college at New London. 1e weekly meeting of the Junior ma yue will be held Wednesday af- len oon instead of Thursday in the He Il room Of the Methodist church. cen lss Nellie Ferguson and friend of pin