New Britain herald., 1924-08-08

ule, following the turnpike from tn
 Silver City to Hartford.
 Residents of the southern part O town would find this new line con
 venient, isolated as they are iron
 transportation facilities unless the,
 possess cars. They would be able tc get to either Meriden or Hartford
 without making the long walk to the
 end of the Berlin trolley line and
 could get to either town in a short
 time.
 The jitneys would also benefit many
 Berlin residents who go to business in
 Hartford and would save them a long
 out of the way trip, as the busses
 Would have stations in the business
 district.
 Coale Not Interested.
 I'm not interested at all," was the statement Of c. Chase Coale today when he was asked about the men, ton of his name as a possibility for the position of. representative in the state legislature. Mir. Coale did not seem inclined to discuss the matter | beyond that statement.
 Crops Drying Up. Berlin farmers are bewailing the l lack of rain and the consequent dam age to their crops as a result of the continued dry spell which has lasted with few interruptions for several weeks.
 Samuel Hart, one of Berlin's oldest residents and best known agriculture ists, said today that the crops are all drying up. There's been some rain, but not enough of it," he said today. We've had just enough to make us want more."
 The storm of yesterday, which did so much damage in other parts of the state, all but skipped over Berlin, the town getting some rain, only a shower, | however, which did not last very long.
 Graham Will Build.
 Robert H. Graham of Kensington has sold his residence to John A. Moore and Julia l.. Moore of New Britain. They are former Berlin res- ldents, but have been living in New Britain for several years past. Mr. Graham plans to build a new home n kensington, work to be started immediately.
 Will Play in Meriden.
 The All Kensingtons have arranged mother series to be played off in the 'ourse of the next few weeks. This ime Manager Patsy Buckley has con- 1 racted with the Mohawks of Meriden, he team winning two out of three be- ng declared the winner. The first game of this series will be S layed in Meriden on Sunday. The t .ewis avenue field will be the scene activities and the battle will start f 3:l5 o'clock, daylight saving time. Q hant will be on the mound and Me- leon will be behind the bat for the q ,cal team. u A number of fans are planning to. lake the trip in order to support ieir team. x, Practice for the locals will be held 4 might at the Percival avenue field ~ 1d the manager has requested that l his men be present for this work 1t. R
 Hazen Will Travel n Rev. Carleton Hagen of Kensington, Id family will leave the town soon Id will spend vacation in a tour of Fl c New England states, Cape Cod and or .rmont being the places of the long oV stays on the trip. or
 We'll Baby Conference n The next Well Baby conference will al held Wednesday, August 13, from ns until p. m. at Foresters hall. The III nferences are planned to teach others health rules in application to cir children. It has been found It, while the children of Berlin are co rounded by good, fresh air, and all oi It should make children healthy. gie Ire are many who are not up to ms rmal weight and whose mothers DO ve not learned the value of the right to d from the start, as well as some tht y in the open, and rest. The confer- let 'es have met need in Berlin and ere ve been we'll attended. =
 Whereabouts Unknown There are two accounts remaining the Berlin Savings Bank, the de- 'itors of which are unknown to the cials, and to which nothing has added or taken away from for r 20 years Co The two depositors were William H. ker, with an account of s1z.1s de- He