New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

group of public spirited citizens. In many cases the children who will come to East Berlin, will have their first experience with country life and it is expected that the entire group will be well taken care of and will enjoy itself to the utmost.
 They will arrive at the Berlin sta ton at noon and will be conveyed to their vacation homes in one of R. O. Clark's trucks, which he has kindly loaned for the purpose.
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license was issued Sat urday by Town Clerk Arthur L.. Woodruff to Peter John Corr, son of MT. and Mrs. James Corr of Ken sington, and Miss Julia Corbatt daughter of Louis Corbatt of Lower Lane, Berlin. They will be married at St. Paul's church, Kcnsington, or August 12 Both are well known residents of Berlin.
 Return From Vacation
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas w. Emerson and family of Kensington have re- turned from Sound View. Lyme where they spent weeks vacation
 Week End At Savin Rock
 Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft anu daughter, Ruth, spent the weekend at Savin Rock, West Haven. Severn other Berlin people made the RocE their destination yesterday, among them being Arthur H. Bushnell an
 family of Lannon's Hill.
 Will Operate Cider Mill
 Edward R. Jones, familiall! known as "Dynamite," will oper ate the well known "Old Cldtl Mill' at Savin Rock for the balance of the season, it was earned today Mir, Jones has operated cider stan' on the turnpike for several season and his many friends wish him snc :, Cess in his new venture.
 Meeting Of Sclectmcn A meeting of the board of select men will be held tonight at the Of flee of the town clerk. It Is cxpe2te , that the matter Of more adequatel , providing for the safety O. moto vehicles at the ul lerpass ia Ken . sington will be discussed. tt Is no lexpected that action will be 'aNe ' on the matter at ;onights nectiAt I however. :. l Berlin residents welcomed tn suggestion offered by a Berlin CHI
 zen in the "Herald" one night 'a' e week. that of placing large signs o l. the railroad bridge directly over tn T roadway, these signs to bear tn word Danger" In large letters T was remarked that there was sis - of this type on the bridge sever' s years ago, but it was taken down.
 Returns From Seashore Miss Ruth Warner of Hartfor' \ member of the staff at the beri'
 Savings bank, resumed her duties . that institution after spending se' ' cral days at the seashore. MISS Wa
 uer toured the summer resorts o' y twecn New London and New Have $ visiting friends at each place
 Driving While Drunk
 Four weekend arrests by sta e nolicemen have heen reported ITO e Berlin. Paul Peterson was arres'' e yesterday by Officer Paul Law 't charged with driving while una II tbe influence of liquor. as was l. d ward Lavery. The latter was broug 'e in bv Officer Parrett' Albert tr'' l. and Martin Kraucelinka, po'h Il New Britain, were arrested by sta
 no,icomen on charges of breach
 the peace.
 e Expected Home Soon r. Rev, vernon l., Phillips pastor n inc Kensington Congregauo' a church. will return to his home soi l. limo tbis week, after camping u n ,o the northwestern part ot Q. state in company with associates al ,bo Vale Divinity school. Rev. 8. phillips will preach the sermon Q, the church next Sunday morning a E. will conduct the service, it is eXpe & cd. ,,,-.;, r. Conducts Church S'T'lcc as Hurlbut A. Griswold of New B' i'd ain. A student at St. Stephens c
 lere. Annandale, New York condn " ed the morning service at St. G' he riers church. East Berlin, yesterd ty Mir. Grisvold. who is studying he the Episcopal ministry, is = f. tnown in Berlin. being a form