New Britain herald., 1924-11-11
Ankle Is Snrained

William Skinner, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Skinner, is confined to his home with a sprained ankle, the result of fall from the steps of the Worthington school yesterday. "
 Compensation Is Granted Compensation Commissioner Leo J. Noonan of Hartford has. given his decision on the re-hearing of the case of Charles Williams of 35 Main street. Portland. Williams, in . previous claim against the Stanley Chemical company of East Berlin, was granted compensation for par tial incapacity from July to July A but on the re-hearing was granted the difference between the amount already received and the amount, due him for total incapacitys amounting to $10.76 a week. From September q to October 23 Williams was able to perform some of his former duties and therefore received only half the difference between his earning pow CT during that period and his total previous wages, or s5S3a week.
 Woman's Conference Tomorrow
 Several Berlin women are plan- ming to attend the 57th annual meet ing of the woman's board of mis- sions at the Center church, Hartford. tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. The session begins tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and will be brought to a conclusion on Friday morning.
 Many Attending Exercises
 A large crowd is in attendance at te ceremonies incident to the dedi- cation of the bronze tablet at Monu- ment park this afternoon. The con- cert at I o'clock by the American band of New Britain attracted a large number of people and auto mobiles were lined up along the turnpike, many passing motorists halting their cars at the curb to hear the music.
 A large gathering of school chill dren from all parts of the town is present adding color to the scene.
 Return From Wedding Trip { Mir. and Mrs. Edgar M. Pickett have returned from their wedding trip, and will make their home in Berlin. While on the trip they visit ed Philadelphia and Washington and also remained a short time with Mrs. Pickett's sister. Miss Helen Skinner, in Greenwich. MT. and Mrs. Pickett will make their home on Hudson street. ',
 Tires Were Stolen
 Wallace Jalkalli of Meriden. has reported to the Berlin police that two tires were stolen from his car Sunday. The automobile met with a minor accident on the Cat Hole road late Saturday night, making it nec- essary for the car to be left there. t Has Scarlet Fever
 Samuel, the son of Rev. aAd Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske of Berlin, is con- fined to his home with slight case of scarlet fever.
 Report Fall of Snow
 Dr! Roger M., Griswold. Berlin health officer, and Mrs. Griswold have returned from a two days trip through Litchfieid county. They re- port quite snow stofm in Litch- field and oGshen on Sunday. ''.,
 Trip to Massachusetts
 Dr. Matthew H. Griswold and Mrs. Griswold of Kensington are spend ing 6 few days in Milford, Massa- chusetts. They will return the lat- ter part of the week.
 Football Practice Tonight
 The All-Kensington football lteam will meet tonight at the usual hour at T, A. B. hal for practice. offi- cials ask that all members make an effort to be present. as several new plays are in fhe works and will be described in detail.
 Must Pay Taxes at Once
 Tax Collector Charles F. Lewis announced today that If personal tax bills are not paid by the end of the month warrants for the arrest of these delinouents will be issued. It was stated that several will be in court tonight for failure to pay-the tax There are number in Berlin who have, so far. neglected to take care of this matter.
 win Appear in Court
 Vincenzo Alfricre of 20 Court street, New Haven, will appear in court toniFht m a charra of reck.