New Britain herald., 1924-11-22
reporting success.
 Coils Are stolen.

Charles M. Weldon has reported that while he was attending the dance and social at Grange hall on Thursday night, all four coils wore stolen from his car, which was park cr near the building. It was several hours before the owner couud secure another set Of coils. This was the second theft within short time. from cars parked near Grange l~l. A short time ago a now tire was stolen from car owned by Richard Erwin of Ncwington, while has was meeting of Berlin Grange.
 No Repairs Until Spring.
 F. R. Jones has stated that noth- ing will he done regarding the re- building Of his house on Berlin street which was destroyed by fire last Monday, until the spring of next year, Work was started ycsto day in cleaning out the debris from the ruins Of the house, hut it is expected that this win be the only work 10 be done until the snow is off the ground.
 Catches Large Turtle
 Gunnar Anderson Of Kcnsins' on captured q large snapping turtle in one of the twamps In town. The reptiles age was estimated to be great. It weighed about 40 pounds. MT. Anderson expected that the tur- tlo would furnish quantity of ex- Ccllent soup.
 Traffic Extremely Heavy
 Beginning at an early hour this morning a steady stream Of cars was passing through Berlin during the entire morning, the tide abating about o'clock this afternoon. liar Nard enthusiasts with the crimson and white banners of that inStitution prominently displayed on their cars sped through town, sometimes two abreast along Berlin street. Special officers were on duty keeping the danger of accidents at minimum
 Attend special in Nowington
 Lucius Bushnell and Howard Hall of Berlin were among the guests al the dance of that place last night. They report that large crowd was present at the affair.
 Install Gas Tanks
 tn 1,o,-o ed at the Abel garage on Berlin street during the past few days. II is expected that large electric sign will be erected in front Of the place within the next few days
 May Attnd Whist Social
 About 200 people were in attend ance at the whist and dance held st Lloyd hall, Kensington, last night by the Kensington Athletic club Music for the affair was furnished by McKeons orchestra. Miss Cath crime McKeon won the first ladies prize of a turkey and Bernard P Moore won the first prize for men Several other awards of turkeys and chickens were made.
 Recovering From Operation
 Mrs. Charles Laughton of Ken. sington is getting along nicely, fol. lowing an operation for appendiciti: at the New Britain General haspita tho early part of the week. Items of Interest
 The schools of the town will close at noon next Wednesday for tho Thanksgiving recess, resuming ses sions on Monday, December 1.
 Mir. l.. NJ. Root has returned tC her home after visit with friends in New Haven.
 Eddy N. Smith has returned tr his home on Worthington Ridge after a business trip to New Bedford Mass.
 Several people from Berlin ar' attending the Yale Harvard foothnl game at the Yale Bowl. New Haven today.
 St, Paul's Church Masses at St. Paul's church. Ken. sngtor. will be celebrated at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning with Rev. John C. Brennan IT charge. Sunday school will be held shortly after tho 10 o'clock service
 Sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at o'clock tomorrow morning at Sacred Heart church. Fast Berlin. Rev ! John c. Brennan will he in charge Sunday school will follow.