New Britain herald., 1925-10-14
Judgment For $3.50

ham will become the bride of Lyman
Hall on Saturday afternoon next.
Judgment For $t,25O
A judgment of $3.50 has been en-
tered in the superior court at Hart
ford against the defendant In the
action of Anna Forchette of East
Hartford against Alexander Sonnen-
berg of Berlin. 1t was announced
yesterday that the case had been
settled. but the amount of settle
ment had not been revealed. The
attorneys for both parties settled the
case before 1t was called at yester-
day mornings session of the court.
The plaintiff was riding in an au-
tomobile driven by Bernhard Lind
berg in Berlin on October IS, 1924,
when Sonnenbergs car colided with
1t. Mrs. Forchette was thrown from
the car and seriously injured, ac-
cording to her allegation. Edward
j. DAILY appeared for her and the
plaintiff was represented by Donald
Gaffney Of New Britain.
fiSke Acts AS POSTMASTER
Rev. Samuel A. Flske, pastor of
the Berlin Congregational church.
acted as POSTMASTER last evening at
the Charter Night banquet of the
Exchange club at the Burritt hotel, |
New Britain.
Meeting An Interesting One
The ak hu
Mortimer Bell of Salisbury at the
last night of the Kensing-
ION League of Women Voters was of
great interest and educational value. |
The talk dealt with the government |
generally, those phases having to do |
with women being especially stress
ed. The meeting was we'll attended.
No Prayer Meeting Tomorrow
Prayer meeting will be omitted
his week at the Berlin Congrega-
ional church, These weekly ses
'ions are usually held on Thursday
evenings. but Rev. Samuel A. Flske
said today that 1t will be omitted to-
morrow evening, due TO the fact that
here is so much activity at the
church this week.
The annual meeting of the church
VIII he held Friday evening and a
meeting of the Woman's Aid society
Fill be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Miss Eliza
'eth p. Wilcox of Worthington
Ridge.
Town Meeting Tomorrow
The annual town meeting will be
leld tomorrow night at s O'Clock at
he town hall and officials are dc.
irous Of having present a large
lumber Of voters An important
uestfon, whether or not Berlin
hall have building lines, will be up
or action and representative group
t voters is needed, so that all views
n the matter may be secured. Sew
raj other important matters will
$50 come up for action,
Leave On Vacation Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Deming left :
his morning for Smyrna, New York, {
'here they will spend about ten
avs with friends. Mr.. Deminr is I
ell known IN town, being an official I
I the Berlin Savings bank. deacon
I the Berlin Congregational church
nd chairman OF the finance board
{ the town.
Return From Florida
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hodgyon
Worthington Ridge returned YES
srday from Sanford, Tlor:ca. where
hey spent vacation OF two weeks.
Auto Trip to Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. Miller of
hudson street left yesterday by au-
for Youngstown, Ohio.
here they will visit their daugh-
r. Mrs. George Jester. Mrs. Jes-
n was formerly Miss Hattie Miller
this place.
Attend Meriden Meeting
several members of the Berlin
congregational church attended the
lecting Of the Congregational club
the First church In Meriden last
iEht. The speaker of the evening
as Rev. DR.. Barton OF Chicago, who
ave an interesting address on,
Abraham Lincoln" Among those
ON Berlin who attended were Mr..
nd Mrs, Ernest W. MiIdrum, Mr..
I'D Mrs. Arthur L. Woodruff. Mr..
nd Mrs, William Scott, Mrs. W. Fl,
eaEleY. Mr. and Mrs. George +.
odd and Mr. and Mrs. Willis /.
wage.