New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

the country that can boast of suct up to date equipment as the Ken. sington post office possesses.
 The building itself is a credit tc the contractor. F. L. Norton oi ! kensington, and to the architect Max Unkelback Of New Britain. The exterior is done in yellow brick to harmonize with the appearance of the Berlin Savings bank which forms the north wing Of the bank building The tone of the interior has been carried out throughout in oak. All tables and desks are toned to match and the general aspect is pleasing to the eye. as well as impressive from the standpoint of busincss-like ap- pearance,
 The lobby lends a truly metro politan aspect with its tile floor and its latest model boxes and letter drops. There are two windows one for stamps and the other for money orders.
 The equipment in the work room liLciudes dumping and sorting tables desks, letter carriers desks. lockers, stock cabinets and racks for mail bags.
 Patrons of the post office will find that the employcs at the office will be able 10 work with greater efficiency. due to the fact that they will have the proper facilities at hand.
 Falls From Cherry Tree |. Bruno Gustauckas of 290 High street, New Britain, sustained a com pound fracture of the right arm, when he fell from a cherry tree on C, dar Hill Saturday. The boy had cimbru the tree to secure some of tn delicious fruit and became so ab yoro7d in the work of picking he chcrrl $ that he did not take care tU watch his step.
 He was taken to the Ne" Britain General hospital and was attended by Dr. Matthew H. Griswold. Ii was reported today that he is getting along nicely.
 Reckless Driver Arrested
 After a chas,. Of about a mile and one half, during which the pursued tucked in and out of the line of traffic and took death defying chances, State Policeman Paul Lavin arrested Donald Garfield of New Britain on the turnpike yesterday afternoon on a charge of reckless driving. The officer claimed tlut tie man continually cut in and out of the line Of traffic. cndangering himself and other motorists. He will appear in the Berlin town court tomorrow night.
 Overlooking Touring Car
 Nicholo Zaravalo of 1050 North Main street, Waterbury, was arrest cd yesterday by Officer Lavin on a charge of overlooking public serv- ice vehicle. It was alleged that the Waterbury man was driving seven passenger car which contained 10 people.
 John Moran Df 75 Allen street, Thompsunvile, was arrested on a charge of allowing a large truck 10 coast through the center Of Berlin. He will appear in the Berlin court tomorrow night. together with Zara- Valo.
 Tn Hold All Night Dance
 An all night dance will be held in Foresters' hall. Kensington, on Friday evening by several of the young people Of that district. Danc- ing will begin al s o'clock and will continue until o'clock Saturday morning. The Imperial orchestra o' Hartford will furnish music and a midnight lunch will he served ushering In the glorious Fourth in a fitting manner.
 Annual Meeting Tonight
 The annual meeting Of the Worth ington First district will he held to. night at o'clock at the Town hall Herin street Reports of officers will be read and officers for inc ! coming year will be elected. Other business proper to come before the meeting will be transacted.
 Ladies and children's first class hair shingling. A. F.. F, Barber ShoT -advt.
 East Berlin Items
 The ladies Of St. Gabriel's church Fill hold another social and food sale on ths church lawn next Friday afterneea and evening. to which all