New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

.cer Frank Brown of Berlin served the papers and the writ is return- able in the superior court of New Haven, civil side, the first Tuesday in June.
 FOrcmen' Club Meeting
 The Forcmen's club of the Amcri- can Paper Goods company held a regular meeting last evening. Rou- tine business was transacted. l. was decided to hold the next regular meeting which will take place next month, at Hart's bungalow. Regular business will be transacted and q social time held.
 Berlin Firm Furnishes Brick
 The Stiles (; Reynolds Brick com- pany of New Haven, with yards in Berlin, has been furnishing brick to many new buildings which have been erected in this vicinity, notably Mcridcn. This plant furnished brick for the new home of the Millbrook Dairy Co, the new Sherman avenue school, additions to the West Main and King street schools, the new cottages at the state school. the new receiving ward at Undcrcliff and the new office Of Factory K, ntcrna- tional Silver Co.,
 NoVena Begins Tomorrow
 The NOvcna Of the Holy Ghost will begin tomorrow at St, Paul's church. kcnsineton, and will continue until a week from Saturday. Special mass os will be held every morning at 7;3o o'clock. Rev. John C. Brennan will be in charge of these services.
 Summer Camp Begins
 The railroad section workmen have arrived in Berlin and have been installed in their summer camp l cars which they will occupy for the next few months. It is estimated that there arc about 3j men living in these cars which are drawn up on a side track in the Berlin depot yard. The men work all along tho | Iiho from New Haven to Springfield | ana are likely 10 be called to any | polnt along the road at any time. They have their own cook and belp- 'r these mon taking care of the ears.
 Baseball On Saturday
 Th" Ali-Kensingtons will stack uo 'taiAS' me delegation from New Hartford, as the opening event at The new Pcrciyal avenue field This ioId will bo dedicated on Saturday, afternoon at 3 o'clock ard it is ex- occ,ed that tho affair will be one which will remain in the memory of NenSihS'on for years 10 come
 summer Class Opens
 summer dancing chase was opened at GranEo hall last night bv 'rofossor James J. Graham Of New iritain. who las successfully con- .uct"d class at that hall during he past winter Ahout 2o members nroIi"d for instruction during the umm"r months and indications are hat th" class will be a huge SIC eSg. Tn" latest steps are taught nd social times are heId every -cck.
 Food IS stolen
 The stand known as the I've .uto Lunch" conducted by MT. and frs, A, w. Baldwin, and located on he turnpike about ono-quartcr Of mile south Of the center Of Ber- n, was broken into some time Mon ay night or Tuesday morning and overal dollars worth Of fool was tolen. Tine occurrence is hcing in- by the police. The stand as proved popular with motorists Ince it was opened this year and IT, and Mrs. Baldwin kept large lock on hand. Apparently the oods wore taken by someone in ecd of food, ns only staple prod cts were included in the haul, and s far as can be learned no search as made for money,
 Midwcck Service Tonight
 "The Life of Gideon" will be the Ibiect for discussion at the mid eek service which will be held at 'c Kensington Methodist church to- ight. Rev. May E, Lord will he in tarFc and tho meeting promises 10 Q an interesting one.
 Expect 100 People
 About 100 people are expected to