New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
Berlin Grange Is Entered

The Pennington avenue garage,
one of the towns new business
places, was entered some time Sat
urday night or Sunday morning and
the sum OF 81 was removed from the
cash till it was discovered when the
proprietor Of the place opened his
doors yesterday in preparation for
the days busint IS.
The absence of the cash register
was the first thing to attract the at
tention of the owner of the building.
who found the machine in back of
the building, smashed open. En-
trance TO the garage was gained by
means Of a key.
In their haste the burglars over
looked the sum OF $34 which was in
a book near the cash register This
money was not disturbed. The af-
fair was at once reported to the po-
lice, who are making an investiga-
ton. It is understood that no clues
to the identity of the burglars have
been so far uncovered.
DIFS. NIiSNUit
Mrs. Roger NJ, Griswold OF Ken
sington suffered painful injury
yesterday afternoon. when she fell,
tracturing her right wrist. 1t was
reported that her condition is fair,
although 1t will be some time before
she will regain the use Of her right
arm.
Mrs. Griswold, who is the wife OF
1.-The towns health officer and mother
of DR.. Matthew II. GrisWold. was
walking in the yard Of her home yes
iterday afternoon. She stumbled on
some uneven ground and fell. In an
Effort TO break the fall she extended
her right arm which received her en-
tire weight. breaking the wrist.
John Griswold, son of DR., Matthew
Griswold and Mrs Griswold, who re-
Iceivcd a severe cut on his knee last
week as he was playing in the Ken
sington grammar school yard. was
reported today as being somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Weber III
Mrs. John II. Weber OF the Fast
Berlin road is confined to her home
by Illness 1t is reported that Mrs
Webbcrs condition Is serious. She
has been in poor health for some
time.
Big Trees Removed
Because OF the danger to pedeS-
iirians and 10 the telephone and cleo
,tric light wires. three large trees on
IDerlin street have been removed by
Itbc southern New England Tele-
nhone company and the Connecticut
company. The trees were among Inc
largest and Oldest on Berlin street
land formed a part Of the famous and
,hc.utiful arch along the turnpike OF
!Worthirgton ridge. which brings
forth many ordinations of dellgh'
from passing motorists in the sum-
.mor time.
Two of the trees were located neat
the residence OF Emil Q. Shlerde'
land the other was about in front o.
.thc Berlin Free library. Squads o.
wor,<mcn busted themselves the lat
Tor mart Of last week and the Tina
activities we're completed on Satur
day. , t-,,
The danger Of falling limbs IRON
,bcse trees has increased and II wal
Thought advisable TO have them re
moved before damage should d.
done. The fragments we're car'e'
= away by town teams.
, RibIe Glass Meeting "Wednesday
: Tie Mems Rihle class OF herll'
will hold its regular monthly moe'
, ing on Wednesday evening VI
' .n.cIork in the community house, I'M
/ n,oo,inc was postponed from las
, TUESDAY evening, on account OF IN
, lcotb of Francis Deming and 1t wa
, decided to hold it this week ins,ea'
, The speaker OF the evening VIII D
Robert t. Butler, corporation conn
sol Of the city OF Hartford, who WI
address the organization on In
5 World Court"
Mr. Butler IS a torccful spenke
! and the class is TO he congratula''
) for securing his attendance at ono
: its meetings He is well know
: throughout the state for his inspirin
I addresses and his extensive Know
: edge and understanding Of just wh'
I the world court is and just what
: stands for. will pave the way for
n highly interesting talk.
s II is hored that there will he
f large attendance at the meeting
d hear Mr.. Butler speak on this II
'teresting subject.