New Britain herald., 1924-08-06

,nittee's report, and this would leave good surplus for emergencies.
 statement 10 the effect that a 1 and three-quarter mill tax would take care Of the district without Savage Hill was figuring pretty close, and this amount in reality should be at least two mills In other words, an extra half mill would supply the required lights. and leave a surplus. while the and three-quarters mill tax as passed will barely pass estimated ex- penses.
 We do not like the selfish atti- tu4e of certain people of the district, which wishes lights for itself and re fuses 10 supply us with them after taking us into the district" said Mir. Dyer.
 The person who states that a great extra expense is involved in carrying the lights to our section, is wifully misrepresenting the case for some reason of his own, and statements al- leged to have been made before the district meeting. are hung upon fig ures that have been deliberately "JugEled' to make our case as bad as possible. The facts will appear in their true light sooner or later" he 
 Four Bring Suit
 As result Of an accident on the East 'Berlin road on the. night of July 21. four New Britain people have brought suit against Aldo Fiori of G Glastonbury, charging that his negi- gence and recklessness in operating an automobile on that night caused d collision between that vehicle and the machine in which the New Brit ain residents were riding. The suits have been brought through S. G. Tasale of New Britain and the writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of this month.
 The people named as the plaintiffs are Frank, Josephine and Michelina Matera and Sebastian Sbrigilo. They were riding up a steep grade and were proceeding with caution, they claim. when the defendant attempted o pass their machine while going in he same direction. The result was hat he forced them to the edge of he pavement and their car crashed | heir car were broken and the spring chassis was also broken. The lenders | were bent on the rear of the car and | he frame was damaged. They claim | hat the defendant did not give any | warming that he was about to pass. | ,r slacken his speed.
 Another Dipthcria Case
 It was reported today that Joseph three years of age, a ! ,rother of Leon Dombrowski, who <, lied on Saturday last after an illness If week with diphtheria, has been aken sick with the same disease. The louse has been auarantined and the hild is under the care of Dr. A. J. Goodwin.
 Church Night Service
 The weekly church night service Till be held at the Kensington Meth dist church tomorrow evening. Nor an Morgans of New Britain will be T charge, owing to the absence Of he pastor, Rev. May F. Lord.
 Visiting From New York
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Williams and aughter of Smyrna, N. T.. are visit ,g Mir. and Mrs. Francis Deming of Warrington Ridge. Mir. and Mrs. are former Berlin residents , nd are well known in town. h
 
 Mrs. James Pagan. Mir. and Mrs. W. Ii Pagan and family and Mrs James I orr are racationinE at Point O i 7oods. Miss kathryn Gilligan and the s [isses Grace. Eileen and Camilla Kel- I y have returned from a vacation f ay at Myrtle Beach. I Mrs. H. B. Cleveland of Mmyrna. . r.. is visiting her parents, Mir. f nd Mrs. Horace L. Judd of Berlin. } ITS. Cleveland was formerly Miss ancy Judd.
 Hold Neighbors' Night
 About 40 members of wethersfeld range put In an appearance at the erlin Grange hall last night and a al old time Neighbors' Night was Id. The visitors contributed an in- resting program of recitations. usic. solos speeches and stunts and e Berlin organization replied with