New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

church, played suitable music as the body was borne to and from the church. The pail bearers were, Leon Honss, Benjamin Cashman, Garvey MoInmphy, Ernest Schofield, Harold Bruce and Harry Gould. 1ntermsnt was In Maple cemetery.
 Injury to Wrist.
 Peter Ramboir of Berlin was treat ed at. the New Britain General hos pital yesterday for an injury to his wrist, sustained when he fell in the yard of his home. The injury, al- though painful. was not serious and he was allowed to return to his home after the hurt was dressed.
 Annual Cemetery Assn. Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Maple Cemetery association will be held Wednesday evening at o'clock in the Berlin Free Library rooms. Elcc- ton of officers will be held and business which has come up during the past year will be disposed of.
 Ladies' Aid Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the kcnsington Methodist church is pre- pairing for sale Of fancy articles, which will be held in the church parors on December 3. A special committee is working out tho details.
 Cartcrs Change Residence
 Ralph R. Carter and family of Berlin street have moved into their new home on the East Berlin road, a short distance east of the home of Henry c. Deming. The house is a new one of the bungalow type.
 Move Into Pierce House
 Howard Gibncy and family have moved into the Pierce house on Der lin street, the apartment having lately been vacated by Ralph Car ter. F. R. Jones will make his home with Mir and Mrs. Gibney.
 Berlin In Darkness
 Berlin was in darkness last eve- ming from about o'clock to G:45 o'clock, when the electric light cur rent failed. Residents had to resort to the use Of candles and lamps to supply illumination during that time. Street lights were also out and Der lin had a decidedly rural appear ancc, the only illumination being the gleams from automobile head lights and the bars of light shining from the windows of homes.
 Thanksgiving Entertainment Preliminary plans for the meeting Of tho East Berlin Community club on Wednesday evening next call for Thanksgiving program. It is eS- pected that an interesting session will be held.
 Returns From Y. B. Hospital
 Mrs. Thomas Mirante of Berlin returned to her home Saturday, af- ter undergoing treatment at the New Britain General hospital aor several weeks.
 Drum Corps Election
 St, Paurs T. A. B. drum corps vii meet tonight at o'clock at the hal 1 in Kensington The annual electio. of officers will he held and othoi business transacted. If time permits a short rehearsal will be held.
 Comment on Bus Line
 Much comment for and against th' new bus line system ConneconF l Berlin and New Britain, was hear' in town today. The greater mum ber of residents are of the opimoI that the husses arc much more con venient, but there is also a goodIl number of people in Berlin who d' not favor them.
 The main objection 10 the auto mobiles is that the roads are not Il a suitable condition for them. The point out that the road betweeI sand Bank hill and Kensington l far too bumpy and contains to many spots in poor repair to war rant the employment of busses. The say that the trolley cars were ia more comfortable. Then there ar others who say that accidents ma