New Britain herald., 1925-03-17

an excellent mechanic. The garage has been closed for some time. It is expected that gasoline tank will .Se installed at the place in the near future.
 No Date For Reassessment
 Although activities along the lines of reassessment will start with in a short time, no definite date has been set for the commencement of the work, according to Thomas Lin- der of New Britain, who, with Ed ward Mccarthy, also of that city, will conduct the project. Mr. Lin der and Mr. Mccarthy met with the assessors last night and conference was held regarding the details of the work.
 Sued For $500
 A suit for $500 damages, brought by Cyril A. PassmOre of Hartford against Rockwell Larrabzee of 80 Ellsworth street, Bridgeport, has re- suited from the accident on the turnpike in Berlin last Friday after noon, when Larrabzees car is al- legged to have crashed into the ma chine driven by Passmore. The suit has been brought through Attorney Arthur D. O'Brien of Meriden and Constable John Lewis of Berlin served the papers on the defendant yesterday. The writ is returnable in tbn ooIrf of comm 1op ,Iooe IJart ford, the first Tuesday in April.
 Working On The Roads
 At last the New Britain road from the railroad underpass in Kensing- ton to the foot of Sand Bank hill, New Britain. is being repaired. A highway department truck was oc- cupied today in carrying loads of amcsite along the highway for the purpose of filling in the deep holes and ruts. The road has been in bad condition for the past few months, although the cups have been filled in before. Many complaints have been heard from those who have to use the road in travelling to and from New Britain.
 Observe Wedding Anniversary
 Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Brooks of Wilcox avenue, East Berlin, observ- cd the fourth anniversary of their marriage at their home on Saturday last. An enjoyable time was had in the evening, 20 guests being pres cnt. Among them were Mir. and Mrs. Carl Champion, Mir and Mrs. Albert Williams and Mir. and Mrs. Bozak, all of Plainvillc; and Mir. and Mrs Annie Mathieu and Elmer Richardson of Worcester, Mass.
 Musical selections were rendered. Mir, Williams favoring with several vocal solos. Mr. and Mrs. Williams also sang. Dancing was enjoyed and games were played. Mrs. Brooks served a midnight supper. Miss Smith a Visitor
 Miss Edith Smith of Boston, Massachusetts, a former resident of Berlin, is spending a few days in town. Miss Smith, with her mother. Mrs. John B. Smith, resided on Hudson street before moving to Boston.
 St. Patrick's Day Dance
 According to members Of the con- mittee, the ticket sale for the St. Patrick's Day whist and mardi gras which will be held tonight by thc I'oremen's club of the American Pa per Goods company. has eclipscd those of any affairs held by that or ganization during the past few scH- sons It is expected that Lloyd hall will be filled tonight, The festivities will begin at s o'clock and Harry McKeon and his orhcestra will fur nish music.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. F.. B. Adams has returned from New Canaan, where she at tended the funeral of her sister.
 Magnas Anderson is confined 10 his home on Berldale avenue with pneumonia.
 Several cases are scheduled for trial before Judge George G. Gris- wold in the Berlin town court to- night. Charles F. Lewis will appear for the state.
 East Berlin Items
 A number of friends of Ernest Bourgeois rendered him pleasant surprise social at his home on Mair street Saturday evening, guests be- ing present from Berlin, Kensington and East Berlin. Games and refresh- ments were enjoyed during the eve ming.
 The local members of the Girl