New Britain herald., 1925-10-02

understood that it already has a
goodly number of signcrs. When
filed it will be sent TO the public
commission.
Buses stop at Berlin on their way
10 New Haven, in order TO take on
passengers for Mcrldrn and other
points, but up to tho present time
they have sailed right through on
the trip north, stopping only when
passengers desired to get Oft There
is a greater number OF persons hay
ing business in Hartford, than in
towns south and it is for that rca-
son that the petition is being circu-
lated. 1t is Thought that such scrN-
ice would be of a decided benefit to
The community, as many residents
have occasion 10 go TO Hartford
often, some Of them daily, and many
housewives do their shopping in that
city.
May RcorGanizc Club
Considerable agitation is rampant
among some of the men Of BcrIll
street to reorganize the Worthing'
ton Athletic club, an organization
which WAS prominent in the spor'
line for many years, but which tol
the past few years, has been dor
mant. it is thought that a large
number of the younger mon ant
lows along the street would be m
tcrestcd in the club, If it Wcr'
brought back to life, and 1t Il
thought that the former members o
the club, who are nowSoldcr men
might coach the teams which Woul'
Ibc organized.
Town Has New Resident
Mr.. and Mrs. Whcarty Of Potts
town. Pennsylvania, have taken II
their residence in Berlin. They ar
occupying the apartment on the sec
oud floor of the Cole store hulIdlh
mt tho corner of Pennington aNehu
and Berlin street,
Douglas Dealers Of kcnslngto
has moved his family into Inc t"c
son cottage on NOrllllllStoh A'lN5
First Bowling Session
Tho first session of the kenslnGtc
powling LEAGUE will be held toniSI
at S o'clock at the Rogers alley
New Britain. Ten teams arc cNpec
cd 10 enter the contest this year al
if is expected that the season w
= Inc even more successful than 1t W
last season. Many of the vctcra
: viii he numbered among those Pre-
ont. and each team will put Tor
T. lis best effort TO capture the III
( priZc for the season, which VIII
awarded at a banquet to be heid
! the dim, distant sprIng'
y eastman a Conner
Tho eyes of ali Berlin auehdal
# the Wesleyan st. stephens 1o'
halI game at Middlotown tomorr'
II will be on benjamin eastman S
> of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cashm
Of Worthington Ridge, who VIII M
: down one of the back positions a
" if might be said that eastman /
t. attracted the attention and has III
IL thc interest of the coach of the M
IS dlctovn college team, Sam Hill.
Ecckoned as one of the last
men on the squad this year, Ca
" man sprung from the comnara'
70 oblivion of ono who goes out
VI football" to one of the nainslay
W si,ions on the varsity. AS lar az
y known il is tho first year ne
/ bccn interested in The great Alh'
'' can sport. He appeared at prac'
~ last year, but, like many others
l. was overlooked. However when
!" nspirants reported for the first u
III this wear, Ecn's speed was at o
10 noted by the coach and he was 81
A chance on the regular squad Is
ri being put into the position In
= backheld. -.
y eastman is a junior and big I'M
hr are expected from him this year
d' next. He is not exceedingly tai
mt heavy. hut his speed is what COZ
re with the coach He should he
rY means of many long gains for
'Xt Wesleyan team this year.
10 Ben graduated from the New F
m. ain High school, although in Il
VS.. DAYS he was not interested in (
ir. ball.
We VIII Have Football Field
of Eensington youths will have
chance 10 play football this veal
connection with the new recrea
ng field which is being planned by
ew Paurs church for It's members, I
at win be gridiron. according 10
for John c. Freeman today.
is This field will lie ready for