New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

ars, in turning from Depot street | vest onto Pennington avenue. take | wide curve and swing over onto ' he left hand side of the road, Sel- ! Iom ascertaining whether cars are pproaching from the opposite dl- ection. The tendency has been ln 1 he past to approach the intersec- ion at too high rate of speed and he danger of collisions is great.
 The police further warn drivers hat any noticed departures from his warning will meet with prose ,ution.
 Traffic situation Improved
 The traffic situation generally has improved, according 10 local au- .horities. Since the institution ol he campaign against speeding and reckless driving, motorists have con- 5ucted themselves carefully when proceeding through Berlin. and seI- 1on of late have motorists departed from the line of traffic on sunday afternoons while moving through Rsr,in street, It is evident 10 them hy this time that the Berlin police mean business and are not to os trif1ed with.
 Miscellaneous shower
 A miscellaneous shower was ten dered Miss Margaret Hoppe of Ken sington at her home last evening. The affair was arranged tv Miss Catherine Behan an1 about $o young women were present from kensing- ion, New Britain, MiddletoWn and Schenectady. N. I. Games were played and refreshments were served. Miss Hope received many beautiful gifts. She will become the bride of George Carling of henslng- ton on Monday,
 Town Clerk has issued marliaE' license to the couple. Miss Hopne lS the daughter of Nr. and Mrs, R"r- nard L. Hoppe ot .Kensington ana MT, Carling is the son of GuStaFe Carline. also Of KensirBton, hotn are emnlove1 at tho American Paper Goods company.
 Two Lots Are sold John Magnyer and Raymond Jen- ack, both of New Britain, have sojd to Primo Rossi of Kensington. two lots on Treasure Field. The lots in' ,.olyn5 ara Nos and 2E
 Enjoying His Vacation Claude W. Stevens of kensinsfoi is enjoying 3 vacation from th' Stanley Works, New Britain, Wher' he is employed
 Meeting of Boy scouts
 The Berlin troop of Boy Scon' will meet tonight at 7:&o c'clocA cA a the Berlin Congregational chlfch The membership of the organization lis gradually increasing anl 8 )ars
 number of the boys are showing
 decided interest in scoutcratt
 Fair Committee Meets
 4 meeting of the tlir commit"
 of Berlin Grange was held last eve
 ming and continued 10 make pl0n
 for the annual fair which will h held at the hall September 17, l
 and 19. It is expected that tn
 years affair will be ol.n of the lars est ever held hy the organization.
 At Plainville Camp Grounds
 Rev A. c. Fuller and Mrs, Fnll'
 of East Berlin have made arranE
 ments to stay at the Bloomfe . church house, on the Inner Circle the Plainviile Camp Grounds duriI the camp meeting season, aft
 which they will occupy tho Eide age on Manchester Circle throug out chautauqua.
 East Berlin Items Cyrus Root of Laurel, Md, is [ guest of hts daughter, Mrs. l.. = Root at her home on Main street. The weekly dance and social W = be held at Woikes in West Cromw
 this evening.
 t \ number from this place will y tend the 12th annual outing of l. Peek, Stow and Wilcox company " Southington 10 be held at Hano' It Park in Meriden Saturday. e The East Berlin hall team . 2. rlay the Windsor Locks team d Windsor Locks Saturday afterno h Mis Hazel Bacon has returned Is her home on Wilcox avenue af .o spending the past few weeks as E guest CT relatives in Hartford. !e Philip Nase of Middletown is '
 itlng at hls hons on Wilcox svenu