New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Noble was arrested on April 2 after he had run m on the sidewalk on Berin s'ret to avoid striking another car, driving by Mrs. Annie Molumphy.
 Mrs. Nolumphy. who lives in the Jones house next 10 Coles store on Berlin street, was turning into her driveway. Noble was coming along inc pike at high rate of speed and attempted to pass on the loft. He found that ho could not make it and he was forced to run up on the side. walk. stopping after he had crashed into a fence.
 Albert Staekor Of New Haven wa. lined s25 and costs for passing standing trolley car. Fifteen dollars of the fine was later remitted
 Maecabccs To Ncri
 \ meeting Of the Maccahccs will hn held Friday evening at x o'clock at tho T. A. E. hall in kensngfon, Important actions are expected 10 be taken.
 About Road Hrpairs
 kensinston residents are beginning 10 hop around again. They want to ] know when some of the roads in that section Of the town are going 10 be I 'Ned. Some of them. they say, arc in . ioplorabc condition and they feel that , he town teams should pay a visit 10 . hem once in while. {;
 Former Resident Dies
 Word has boen received by C. Fred ! Johnson of kcnSington of the death [ 'f his brother. Albert. in the Mrri,1op hospital yesterday afternoon. lIo Eas former resident Of the town and lad host or friends here. Tho fun. 'ral will be hcid from his lsto home m Main street. Southington. tomor. ow afternoon al s:5O o'clock. Rev. |, !. c. Pavy will oficis'e and Friend. hip lodge will have charge Of the er'ices. Burial will be in Oak Hill Il emetery. Southinston. ,t
 V. \. B. .inni,cr>ar, With the anniversary ceIc bratiop Inf 'e '. \. E. society or kersinston nlN 2 day off, people arc looking 1rward with great interest to the vent. If is expected that visitors pftl | present from many ncighborins or ( anizations. Several good speakers g re on the program and Inc rats" ( i'll be the best obtainahle The hall w he crowded with members and { 'eir wives and sweethearts. Dancing ill follow the banquet.
 Many Attend Ianquet
 The annual banquet or inc Mems |, 'cctim Of kensington. which was g I'd last night al the Krnsington fl eihodist church was attended bv |, 'out G5 members or tho organization. c 10 menu was excellent and tha talks n d entertainment w-re interesting. President Harold W. Ipson made n Q opening remarks. commenting on n sucressful year enjoyed by inc or II nization and expressing hope for r 2 future. This was followed by t, prano solo, "Tha Lilac Trrc." hY =, -s. Clara Bernstein and mnnologur | he Backward Child" br Mrs. ,r oree ]. Reed. Ert. Carfcton 1Iaz- a, then gave 2 talk on "Pul,lic Mind - ness" 4 mandolin solo "Tha Herd .. -Ts Dream" by Clifford q. FieIdg ,s
 #ar. nt numbers vas spplaudcd. - R. Meredith. state commissioner ,. education. gave tHe main talk or s.
 evening What Is s School Fora . T his talk the speaker told in 2 leral way what the modern iJea Of a, lcation is how 2 child is not rriv en the elements of his education. " is given every opportunity 10 help r,. isslf along. P'
 East Berlin Hnnls = 'hs regular weekly meeting of ihs n immunity club Will he held in thr VI rment Of ths Methodist church
 evening at o'clock. he Hen Hart Of TnionIille has bcen tll' guest Of relatives and friends in th, n. 19 he weekly meeting Of the Junior -ue will be held at fhn Methodist Ma rch Thursday afternoon at Dck. 15. fIe missionary box Of Iyenten ssw- to be sent to the University Mis- 20.
 in Red Hill. Virginia. sill he zed Thursday afternoon at the Ma Ie of Mrs. Archer Walsh on WfIrov TUG. All ladies Of St. Gabrisl's Eai -ch are invited 10 Ia preseuf. e:b
 Htsfntor of friends from New Ga ain and Fast Eer.in tend~re7 Mist s-cl errs I:ich nf Main sfrsrt 2 n1i=-