New Britain herald., 1925-06-16

Bonafonte's car was the worse damaged, his fender and one wheel being smashed. Schwartzs car was only slightly damaged. The New Britain man will appear be- fore Judge Griswold tonight.
 Legion Drive to Continue
 The drive for Berlin's quota in the American Legion's national endow- ment fund drive is still $40 shy of what was expected, and will be continued until such time as the amount decided upon at the begin ming Of the local campaign has been taken in, according to Claude w. Stevens, who has been directing the of the money fin Berlin. Mir Stevens said this morning that after careful checkup of all so far subscribed there is total of $463 in the fund treasury, $40 short of the S5B3 quotat.
 All workers and captains in the drive will meet tonight in the Peck Memorial library at $50 o'clock tdaylight saNingl MT. stevuns said today, and there will be d general shakedoTn and plans discussed for the prolongation of the drive.
 We propose 10 continue until We go across, Mir. Stevens said. We will not think for a minute of calling it off without our quota at- taincd, and ask the people of Berlin to remember the cause and the honor Of Berlin, which never tailed 10 come across, and dig down and give us boost enough to send us soaring above that quota. We are after that last $40, and We are determined 10 get it. And We know hat the people of Berlin will see that We get it."
 kcnsington Methodist Church
 The Childrens Day service at the kcnsington Methodist church last sunday morning was attended by l3b people. The church was very prettily decorated and the people ehJoyed seeing and hearing the chil. Ircn and young people who took part In the service. Besides the regular church collection there was special children's day offering which netted s2S. This goes to swell the fund held by the boai d 1f education of the Methodist church Or helping worthy young people to get an education.
 On Wednesday afternoon al 2:3O o'clock under the auspices of the ladies' Aid society, there will be A 'lVer tea given by Mrs. Charles williams and Mrs. Arthur Colby at 1 he home of Mrs. Williams
 Mrs. Aaron Bell.
 The funeral of Mrs. Aaron Bell was held from he Berlin Congrega- lonaI church yesterday afternoon, Inc church being nearly filled with friends and relatives of the de- ceased. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske officI- lted and burial was n Portland.
 Berlin Briefs.
 A son WAS born to Mir. and Mrs. joseph MassaIli in heir home in Nensington Sunday.
 Charles Anderson, proprietor of <ensington's popular candy store, 1as left for two weeks vacation at Indian Neck. During his absence the 'tore is being conducted by his son, Henry Anderson. of Hartford.
 The weekly meeting of the Kens- ngton Athletic club will be held in T, A, & B. hall this evening
 Graduation exercises at the Junior high school will take place June 26. Preparations are being made daily for the event.
 Mir and Mrs. A. p. Earl Of Chi cago are visiting MT. and Mrs. S. Benson.
 B. w. North expects 10 open his new restaurant next week. The build Ing is nearly ready to be occupied.
 The annual meeting Of the Berlin club will be held at the home Of Mrs. Willis Savage tomor- row afternoon. A picnic has been ar ranged for the meeting. Officers will | be elected and reports read and act ed on.
 Members Of the Berlin Grange | will entertain the children at their l regular meeting tonight Mrs. Anna Molumphy is in charge Of the pro- gram. -
 
 The Knights Of Pythias Nill meet In their hall tonight at o'c.sS-.Ss.. All are urged te be present