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New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

 HURLED OVER RAIL AND INTO STREAM Man Suffers Concussion of Brain When Car Hits Bridge DRIVER HELD IN st,oO0 hs HH- / v
Evening Schools To Start soon-rm-
 portance of Learning English I'm pressed on Foreigners - Catche. 'f ...' ..tr'5
 26-Inch PickereI-Other Items.

John Persetto of Bristol is in the
 New Britain general hospital suffer-
 ing from severe concussion of the
 brain, many cuts about the face and
 severely sprained wrist, as a result
 or being thrown through the door
 of an automobile and into a brook
 when machine in which he was
 riding, struck an iron bridge on New
 Britain road about 1D:So o'clock last
 night.
 The car.. a small sedan. was driven
 ny Nicholas Comparone, of s9 Willis
 street, Bristol, who, the police claim
 was under the influence of Iiouor
 The automobile was proceeding
 along the road bound for New Rrit9
 ain at high rate of speed. When
 point south of Towers pond was
 reached. the car swerved far to the rlshf and struck the iron bridge
 Persetti was thrown through the
 door of the car, over the iron rail Ing Of the bridge and into the brook.
 He was later picked up in an un- conscious condition and rushed ,o the hospital. Dr. Matthew Griswold ot hensington attended him.
 The car stopped at the north end or the bridge and Comparone escan- ed unscathee, The car was a tota, wreck. Practically the entire right slde or the machine was torn off glass smashed, lenders ripped of and tires stripped from the wheels
 Constable Frank Brown arrived m the scene and arrested Gonna rone on charges of reckless driving and driving while under the influence, ot nquor. He was locked in the New Britain. police station in default of bonds of s1,ooo, pending trial in tbe Berlin court tonight.
 Persetto today, while resting ror, fortably, was unable to tell anything spout the accident. but Comparone admitted travelling at a rate of so miles an hour, it is reported, He said they had been on A iov ride leaving Bristol with a gallon of wine He said that Persetto made . sr,h TOT the steering wheel, causing The [ accident but 1t Is said that he had been swerving from one side of inc road to the other since leaving up- 2 sons corner.
 Should Study English f
 The importance of the studv ot i; English by the foreigners of Berlin F vas emphasized today by Miss Mary n Griswold, superintendent of schools who Is making plans for the open,nr VI Of the Berlin evening school ons ii week from next Monday. n, Miss Griswold said that there arc ri many foreigners in Berlin. most of mem working in the brick wards rom the number of people from q, 'ther countries there is a remarka- -. 'Ie low percentage of citlzensbin V, Mss Griswold said, and this condi. ", lon should be eliminated. L She said that many Of these men Ii, re bright, intelligent and ambitions, p' nd are held back merely because of .d he fact that they have not had inc p, hanee to study the English iap- R, usfe. in many csses they have not salized the importance of study ,n That owners of the brick yard, tb nd ether employers who hire many ,b.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

A movement for the raising of a iund to erect monument 10 Long, ,eIlo" has been started at Kenville Nova Scotia. '''N
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
S0UTHINGToN NEWS

Improvements and cban,es a. 1T,
 town ,, farm are being made with b,,e .me
 now ~ s' expense to the town by the ns" superintendent, Ivanhoe Love Ios. n HIS plans are to make the farn, pay pay TOT itself, and to carry out this rr;ts rues ne nas begun to stock the place "itn @ cattIe and swine. The farm is s,s a,so undergoing the process of hean 'lncauon, much grading work hsv ing been done, cinder paths laid and ront. rnta improvements made. The i'm onat nnases of the farm. satisfied with the care they are receiving from Mi. ana Mrs, Lovejoy, are working will. .ns,y ana doing as much as they can plans. ''''e iueht
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
NOTICE.

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

hetiring Judge T. F. Welch Of tbe town court was given a mohatr chair yesterday by the police force and o'hers connected with the court The pfeSen'auon !, was made by Judge H. O' fitzpatrick, Judge WeIeh's suc- cessor. '"o-
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
Ancnt the Representative
Attending Convention

Mrs. r. c. Mackay of Westwood Park, Plainville, is in Rochester, IN. Y" attending the convention of The Daughters of Scotia, Mrs. Mac Kay who is a Past Chief Daughter of Lady Wallace lodge of New Brit aln' is the local delegate for that lodge.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

The Milldale baseball team will
 pay the Corbin Red Sox of New
 Britain at the Milldale grounds Sun day afternoon. Plans are under way TOT d game with the New Departures or Bristol for the following Saturday
 The marriage of Miss FIorenc. Whiting. daughter of Mrs. Lewis Whiting of Milldale, to Calvin T. Hughes, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Harri- son Hughes of Long Beach, Cal. LOOK place last night Rev. Mach. Wallace, pastor of the PlantsyiIle Congregational church, performed the ceremony at the home of the bride.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18

Now is the time for canning peaches. Glad to deliver. C. A, Neri. Tel 94.-advt
 For sale-Large 4-burner Jewel gas stove in good condition. 1n- 'quire 2S Park St, PlainviIIe sftor 6 D. m.-advt.
 Private sale of household f,,rr; .ure' at 2S Canal street PIainyiIe rom 1880 to 5:3o D. m. Sat Sent Zo' 1924, Est. Of George A. Bentley .advt. ''''e''
New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
Enters Institute

Victor Berner of Whites cross Ing, leaves today to enter as a stu- dent Pratt's institute in New York city. He plans to take up course in electrical engineering there.
Evening star., 1924-08-11
D. c. MEN ADVANCED.
Promotions in Diplomatic and Con.
sular Service Announced.

The State Department today an
nounced a long list of promotions in the
diplomatic and consular branches of the
newly organized foreign service, includ-
ing that of Felix Cole of this city from
class 5, at 5000. to class 4. at s6. 900.
George L. Brandt of this city from class
8, at So 800. to class z. at $4,000; Her
bert S. Bursley Of this city from "un-
classified at $4,000, to class 8, at
$4,000. and Ralph N. Boernstein Of this
city from "unclassihed," at $2,500, to
"unclassifed," at $2.750.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mrs. Leila Calhoun Leidenger of Ken
lucky. will sail on the Majestic Satur-
day for Europe. They will be the
guests while in England of Lord
Garioch, kinsman of Mrs. Calhoun,
at his place at Yately, Hants.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills is passing
the Summer at Chapman Manor, Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. Lucien A. Clarke left today for
Atlantic City to join Mrs. Aubrey
Lynn Clarke and her family al Had
don Hall for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Dwight have
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SOCIETY
Secretary of the Navy, MIR. Wilbur, Will
Leave Today Aboard the Sylph for
Short Inspection Tour.

latter formerly Miss Neville johnson,
have returned to Washington from
jamestown. r. l.. Mai Barry now be-
ing stationed at Quantico. They will
occupy the residence of Mrs. Barry's
father. DR.. Loren B. Johnson, for the
remainder of the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
Howard have returned to their resi-
Gence in North Cathedral Mansions
after a months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Beale r. Howard at the Aspin-
wall Hotel. Lenox, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray A. Cobb, who
have been at their summer home,
Murray House, in Radnor, Pa, are
passing sometime at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, Atlantic City.
DR. and Mrs. Robert Young Sullivan
and their two sons are spending Au-
gust and September at their camp on
Indian Lake. N. Y, in the Adirondack
Mountains.
Capt. and Mrs. Wilbert Melville of
Los Angeles are stopping at the New
willard en- route fer a tour through
Europe, returning direct from South
ampton, England, to Los Angeles.
by way of the Panama Canal aboard
the steam yacht Ataianta. which
Capt. Melville has recently purchased
from the Gould estate.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon Seibold
have gone to Toronto. Ontario, Canada,
for a week. before going TO Atlantic
City. where they will stay until early
September.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Sullivan of the
engagement of their daughter, Mar
guerite r., to Mr.. Charles James
O'keefe of Cambridge. Mass. The
wedding will take place in ST.
Aloysius Church Tuesday morning,
September =.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Two official reports OF the proceed
fngs of the British Parliament,
"Hansard," derive their title from a
pious old printer named Luke Han
sard. Hansard first attracted the
notice of the great Pitt by being able
to decipher the latters handwriting.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Ella Underwood. Miss E. H. Austin.
Miss Ella McCristal, Miss Margaret
Vail, Miss A. H. Ssson, Mr.. C. c.
Sloane, Miss Katherine H. Shirk. Miss
Dickinson, Miss Justice, Miss Shanks,
Miss Estelle Hellman, Miss Blanche
B. Brown, Miss Margaret Hanna, Miss
Barndollar, Miss Nixon, Miss Dill, Mrs.
Mary Dashiell, Mrs. Mary C. D. John
son, Mrs. Brouggeman, Mrs. Riley,
Foye, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. NJ Cory, Mrs.
j. J. Walsh, Mrs. william Wolfr
Smith, Miss Whitfield. Miss Sarah
Bell and Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe.
Mrs. Mabel Costigan will speak
for the La Toilette group: Mrs.
Arthur Livermore of New York of
the Republican national committee.
and prominent Democrat, yet to be
named, will have for their subject
THE Platforms of the Political Par
ties" Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, rent
commissioner, and Mrs. Bessie Parker
Brouggeman, chairman of the United
States Compensation Commission, will
preside. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair
and Mrs. Alvin I. Hert will be among
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Kinney Of Mason
City, Iowa. are at the New Willard,
where they arrived yesterday.
Mr. A. F. Fox and Miss Margaret
H. Fox recently arrived at the Chal-
fonte. in Atlantic City.
Mrs Cora C. Wadby has returned
to Washington after spending some
time in Rochester, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Herr have
\, -
Evening star., 1924-08-11
eddinE in Minnesota of
Interest in WashingtOn.

The marriage of Mrs. Lucille Doug
las Beardsley, daughter of Mr.. James
A. Douglas of Memphis. Tenn. to Mr.
Sanford .. Covington, took place
Wednesday in Deerfoot Lodge, the
Summer home of the latter's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas +. Covington,
on Razor Lake, Pine County. MINI.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John +. Bowes. pastor of the
Central Park Methodist Church of st.
Paul, Mimi, and MIR. Charles Albea
of Washington and New York was
the best man. Little Aga wanna,
Indian for sunshine. Songeta. grand
daughter of Alexander Songeta, Chief
Of the Chippewa tribe at The mouth
of the Tamarack. was flower girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covington are spend
ing their honeymoon in the Yellow
stone and Glacier Parks. and will
later make their home in Billings,
Mont.
Mr.. Covington served for IS months
in France. going overseas in Decem-
ber, 1917. and his bride through the
Red Cross and similar organizations
served , at Southern cantonments
through the war
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Former. Senator Fred 7. Dubois.
accompanied by his daughter. left
Washington last week for two
month tour of the west. After pass
ing some time in Colorado and Salt
Lake, they will open their summer
home at Blackfoot. Idaho, making
Evening star., 1924-08-11

hunting and fishing trips into the
crater of the Moon country. Yellow
stone Park and the football dam.
They. will return to Washington in
October. Mrs. Dubois will join Mr..
Dubois in Detroit, and go with him
to ottawa. Canada. to attend the joint
meeting of the boundary commission
Mrs. Ferdinand de Morenschild, for
merly Miss Mona McAdoo, is now in
Paris. and will return to this coun-
try In October She will make a
series of visits in this city this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs |. T. Mann and their
daughter. Miss Alice Mann, will re-
turn to Washington the middle of next
month from their Summer home in
Magnolia. Mass. and open their house
on Sixteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan are
esta hlished at their Summer place
near Silver Spring, Md, having closed
their house on Sixteenth street.
Mrs Mary c. Davis has closed her
home at 1000 H street and is the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin
Wall in their apartment at the
Parker.
The Rev. and Mrs. d. w. Curran
have been spending some time at the
Hotel Osborne, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Luckett are
spending some time at the Hotel Ell
beron, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
Evening star., 1924-08-11

road. Mrs. Herz's mother. Mrs. A..
Collin, is making her home with
them.
Mrs. A. E. Brueninger and Miss N.
T. Brueninger Of 160 North Carolina
avenue southeast are at Haddon Hail,
Atlantic City.
Mr. Edwin Markham. the well
known poet. was the guest of honor
at luncheon Friday of Mr.. Melville B.
Shorey, who entertained at the Manor
Country Club.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Luckett are
spending some time at the Hotel Ell
beron, Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

The Rev. and Mrs. d. w. Curran
have been spending some time at the
Hotel Osborne, Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

aThe third secretary of the French
mbassy. Mr.. Paul Boncour. will sail
August 90 on the France to spend two
mpnths in his home in France.
Evening star., 1924-08-11
gone to Stockbridge, where they ar
staying at the Red Lion Inn.

gone to Stockbridge, where they are
staying at the Red Lion Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Pomeroy and
their daughters, Florence and Jane,
who have been in Washington since
the death of Mrs. Pomeroy's father,
Maj. c. B. Lower, have gone to Mr..
Pomeroy's former home in Vermont.
They will return to their home in
September, after visiting in Portland,
Ore. and San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Houghton have
gone to Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y,
where they are spending the Mid
summer at Asprey House.
her in her summer home in Ashville,
N. c., Mrs. Reber Lfttlehales and Mrs.
Earle Leicester Warren
Miss Mary Maxwell, who is at
White Sulphur Springs for the Mid
summer. gave large tea at the
Casino there yesterday
Mrs. A. H. Gentry and her son, Mr.
Andrew Gentry. of Michigan Park,
motored to Asbury Park last week
and will be at the New Monterey
Hotel for the remainder of the month.
Many to Entertain at
WOmen's City Club Dinner.
Among those making reservations
for the subscription dinner of the
business and professional woman's
section of the Women's City Club. to
be given in the clubhouse garden
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock,
are Miss j. G. Lane, Miss F.. +. Stiles,
Miss Olive Beatty, Mrs. Mary Wright
Johnson. Mrs. Kelsey. Miss Clara NJ
Breed, Miss Hagan. Miss Adele Bohle
Miss Flora S. Hoff, Miss j. c. Ban
nigan, Miss Nell V. Price, Miss NJ. NJ
Hanna, Mrs. Charles Johnston, Miss
L. Kingston, Mrs. c. S. Richardson,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Leppers Ella d. Lewis
Miss Mary +. Black, Miss L. w
Wright, Miss Marion Usher. Mrs. J. j.
Franklin. Mrs. Ada Mills Payne. Mrs.
Hasse, Miss B. Henderson, Miss V. S.
Benjamin, Miss Amy c. Leavitt, Miss
Evening star., 1924-08-11

EThe Assistant Secretary of War.
Mr. Dwight F. Davis, will return to
Washington Thursday from Dark
Harbor. Me. where he is passing
some time with Mrs Davis.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Herr have
taken an apartment at 1916 Kalorama
Evening star., 1924-08-11

@The second secretary of the Italian
embassy. Signor Renato Silenzi. will
entertain at supper tomorrow eve
ming in his home on Biltmore street.
Signor Silenzi recently returned from
several weeks visit in the North.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mrs. Cora c. Wadby has returned
to Washington after spending some
time in Rochester, n. Y.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mrs Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
accompa by her sister-in n-law
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan are
established at their Summer place
near Silver Spring, Md, having closed
their house on Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
N. DeneW were the guests in whose
honor Mrs Giraud Foster entertained
at luncheon Yesterday at Bellefontaine
in Lenox. Mass.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

The naval attache of the Italian
embassy and Contessa Sommati di
Mombelo returned to Washington
this morning after spending some
tf3ne at Fishers Island, y. Y.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr.. A. F. Fox and Miss Margaret
H. Fox recently arrived at the Chal-
fonte, in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

.,sfr. Harold H, Sims of the British.
embassy staff is expected to- return
to Washington today from his home
in Montreal. Canada. where he has
been with his parents for the past
week
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Miss Mary Maxwell, who is at
White Sulphur Springs for the Mid
summer. gave large tea at the
Casino there yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Viscount' Pierre de Rostang and Wis
countess de Rostan~ of Paris are visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Leroy Dow
in their summer home at Watch Hill,
r. l. Niscountess de Rostang was for
nierly Miss Nancy Stair of Detroit. and
has been a frequent visitor in Wash
ington. Her marriage to Niscount de
Rostang took place in Detroit in June.
Mai and Mrs. David s. Barry. the
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mrs. A. H. Gentry and her son, Mr..
Andrew Gentry, of Michigan Park,
motored to Asbury Park last week
and will be at the New Monterey
Hotel for the remainder of the month.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mrs. Bates Warren has visiting
her in her summer home in Ashville,
N. c., Mrs. Reber Lfttlehales and Mrs.
Earle Leicester Warren.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

GThe military attache of the Japa
nese embassy. Maj Gen Hatsutaro
HaraEuchi, will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor OF the Japa
nese military mission which is en-
route to Japan after making tour
of Europe.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Kinney of Mason
City, Iowa. are at the New Willard,
where they arrived yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Houghton have
gone to Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y,
where they are spending the Mid
summer at Asprey House.
Evening star., 1924-08-11

Mai and Mrs. David s Barry. the
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

With ;he repair work started on
 tho highway between this town and l Merden present indications are that [ q new state highway will not be ron- 1 stluctod Immediately although it is { khoWn thUt ihe state highway de- I parimcnt has had this road under I consideration for some time past. The
 road is in worry poor condition and al-
 though patching is being done on par.
 licnlnrly bad spots it IS not thought
 that inc road will last through tho { summer.
 Continuing tho work Of fixing tho roads that were badly damaged during
 tho winter tho town highway dcpart-
 m"nt has been busy during Inc past
 few weeks making repairs 10 many of
 tho roads about the town. IL is eX-
 r"ctcd that the cost Of repairing tho
 roads will greatly exceed the cost Of
 this kintl of work done last year as during tho past winter the roads were badly damaged.
 The lnt,d Catholic societies Of sf. Thomas church will give a whist, dance and entertainment in tho Com munity Home Friday evening. Tho ! toceods from the affair will be usrt to nnrchase further equipment for tho home. The following program has been arranged. colos. Miss Rca- tricc Gn gne and Mary kcegan; read. . ing. Miss Ruth Eroemal and Miss Marie Thomas: ricol selections. Ger. ,ld r. c'rcan. James lIsilihan and members Of the K. of C. minstrel i roure of South Manchester. !
 Tho work Of remodelirc thc old Mildaie school house which was re- -cntly purchased by the Milldalc community association is rapidly near ne completion and it is expected the building will be ready for the grand opening within the next two weeks. Extensive alterations have been made yith smoking rooms. reception room
 md large stage having been built. , { is planned to have a stone fireplace ,uilt !,
 The Lewis High school baseball , cam. which defeated the Bristol High , chool baseball team last Saturday, , -ill clash with the Simsbury High ! chool team al the Sand Hill grounds !, aturday afternoon.
 Within the next week the man cement of the Pexto baseball team i'll issue a call for candidates and the
 am will make plans for organization nd the opening Of the season. The f, 7tlook is very optimistic as man. |. layers who have already shown their {, ofth as diamond performers will bc . igihle for positions on the team.
 There will be an important meeting the stockholders Of the Wonx Tribe uiiding association in Red Mems ' sli tomorrow evening.
 On Monday evening. May ;. the
 en Of St. rauI's Episcopal church 2 il! hold the annual spring banquet !
 the parish house. Rev. John Lewis q cior Of St. Johns church in Water ' Try. will be the principal speaker. I'd
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
uaRnIaGE LICENSES

Waiter Joseph I'Iude of foe sey- mour street and Miss Lillian q. Schwartz of Meriden. ha,e taken out 2 marfiag@ license. 4 license has si- so heen i-sued to batid satiisty of Ner York ciit. ard Mics Ezfhsr Al. pert cf s1 Lincoln street
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30

London. April 50.--The Cairo cor respondent or the Morning Post un- derstands that the Egyptian govern. ment is still inclined 10 allow Howard Carter 10 complete hJs work ir Tut ankh-amen's tomb. on condition that he acknowledges the authority Of inc government over the tomb and its contents.
 The government. he adds. proposes 10 bear all costs in connection with the tomb henceforfh and to permit TO monopoly or the news concerning tine discoveries made.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
FORESTERS ID AIT ON DUES QUESTION
 ---- iaeadmcnt VIII Come Up al S!aic Correction in Norwich
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Fph krnsipGiUn--I'cntS of In;crs~I
 Court Aa"uhrssutt or l', !'ur,.v. ,rs "iI lave an ihrort2m matter 10 sDtr. 'n m " mrc;ing nf tho organization t1murrow night it the hall in Ron ''ncioh. Thi1 ngtior is Tho prorc~cd BtnrhdH' it to thr general laws. r h'rh ill n'"! - ihr amauui nf dues uni inri1 tlIrr hout tac rt4ts. Tn" nst- i.r riiI be taken Hn Ft inc convention 70 NorNich on Na. ii au1 II is dreir- "i lo learn Inc ,r liue of thc members 9, Inc Ecns ngion coutt.
 lf ddss we're made uniform ''ro'ahour Inc si.1o iharc or Court }j' C.. ht-,,tt rot1 i,a iucrcgsrd E. q icsr. it hstre ire pru,vsil 10 riakt thom st@ .rpr. Other snrcial a1cnlmcnis which vill Dc brought np at the cou,tr;icn wi!l al-o hc voted upop frd ii is itr d"eirr cl Officials iS hG re tlI h:, W FIT uree~lt so that th~'r rishrq ma, na lnnvu rrd so tll"t de'c@gltls ma. hr jnFtrurtod.
 The dciceatc7 gre i.o'ds i;. Good tirh. Frank i'osiaiii, i'har"s F. Wright and pInicl Ma'fmr&.
 S<.c,. Fire Warden
 ',rrlini .s and lSensingtunianS Es,c for inc pat several weeks bccn on inc lookout for the fire warden Of inc town and several requests 10 learn his name nave come to ths "lfrral1." or the benefit of those who arc curious. tho fir" warden of l8"rlin is Frank i:mond of lscckby and his deputy is Howard < nvens of IeHsing- ion. Emond tales care Of Berlin and Last 1ierlin. while Stevens has charge 1 rf kcnzingtun. Thus" who have want 1 .d permits 10 build fires 10 burn up lttsl may apply 10 one of the two i tor permission.
 Nasso ta.e Continued
 Tho case of Joseph and Catherine i Nano Of Christian Lane. ECnsinEton. !! rss again continued by Judge Georsc i Cifisuold of inc Berlin town court last 1 night. This continuance was granted i, at inc requrst of Prosecutor Charles | r. Leuis. who compiained of feeling fil shortly after court started. The .see will come ur in court next Tues aay night. Wasso is out on bonds Of $500.
 East Berlin Baseball
 East Berlin is certainly waving on- thusiastic about baseball. if inc rrawd that appeared on fine new field last night can bc taken as any exam pie Players galore appeared and all of them were anxious to got a chance on fhe team. Bob" Brune1ie has been chosen manager of the team and he has already booked a game for next Sunday afternoon with he West Sides of Middietown.
 Nothing definite with regard 10
New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
MAGAZINE WRITER \ SUICIDE.

Los Angeles. April so.-Robert F. Hughes. 2s. magazine writer ans For- fHer publicity man for William s. Hart. motion picture actor. shot and killed himself in his room et a Holly wood hoiei last night