New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
Dogs Head Examined.

side in kensington upon their return. They were unattended at the cere- mony.
 Dogs Head Examined.
 The head of the dog which bit Will fred R. Moore, Jr., as the little fel- low was playing in the yard of his home Sunday has been sent away for examination. The boy is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred R. Moore.
 He was playing about in his yard and the dog ran up. The little boy spoke to the dog and the latter made a dash for Wilfred. catching him iE the upper lip. Before it had a chance to close its jaws cat ran at the animal soaring it away. It is re- ported that the dog belonged to John Rokoski of Berlin. Dog Warden l.. E. Austin had it killed.
 Farmers Prospering.
 The heavy traffic along the Berlin turnpike so far this season has proved beneficial to the residents of Berlin who live along that highway. The selling of fresh vegetables and fruit to the tourists an idea started by few some years ago, has grown great ly during this season.
 Along the pike are innumerabe small stands erected in front of the homes of the farmers. Here are dis played tempting vegetables and fruit and sales have netted considerable to the residents.
 It is estimated that there are ncar- ly 50 of these stands along the turn pike within the bounds of the town of Berlin. Gasoline stations galore have sprung up and tourists are able to secure everything from motor oil to a shore dinner.
 Having Well Along
 Nearly all of the farmers in Berlin are well along with their having and some of them will finish this week. They report good crop on newly seeded land and only moderate crop on old meadows. The crop has been secured so far in excellent shape, as there has been no rain for some time and the sun has been strong and bright.
 IOlitlcS SpTOutuiS NICcIS.
 Politics in Berlin are now being dusted off and given an airing i'll for the town and national elections this fall. Although it IS early for such talk, politicians in the town arc already beginning to con lecture as to the possible candidates for the berth of first selectman.
 l., l.l. .N;ro ,1r tt,,t, B. Carter will again seek the office and it is also rumored that prominent Kensingtonian will seek the office. The second named is a well known republican in the town.
 Annual Bank Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Berlin bank will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the direc- tors room. Officers for the coming year will be elected and other busi- ness transacted.
 Returns to Hospital.
 George Pola, son of Consta ble and Mrs. Enrico Pola of kensington, re- turned yesterday to the New Britain General hospital where he will uhder- | sO dH uii HIS loot' l'c ohi- tered an accident last summer at the | brick yard, his foot being crushed | md it has been nccessary for him to ] undergo treatment at intervals ever | 'ince.
 Real Estate Transactions.
 William Witham of Berlin, has 1 ;old to Oliver H. Porter of New York i ,ity, 12 acres of land south of the l property of J. P. Bauer and west of he land of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 Jordan and Selleck have sold lot So. 9 on Treasure field to John fagnver of Kensington.
 Nathan Segal of Hartford has sold 0 John J. Gerdis of New Britain a ouse and three acres of land in Ber- In. The house is located near the own farm and was formerly occupied y Mrs. Neubcrg. Maude. Percy, Fred and Albert lansfeld of Remington have sold to Walter Rndnickcr. also of kensing- on. house and 35 acres Of land est of the property Of George ,orton.
 Items Of Interest
 Mrs. Peter rezzoni of konsington,
 srcndnT week ir nanchester. Miss Catherine Hart of Eensington, |