New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

pleteIy smashed. Mrs. William Mc- Carthy and Miss Frances Mccarthy, mother and sister of the woman who is confined 10 the Meriden hospital. were killed, and William Mccarthy, father of the sick girl, was severely injured. Angcett was held respon- sible in the finding of the coroner.
 Strike Conditions Unchanged
 No change has been noticed in the strike of brick workers, which has tied up the brick industry in Berlin and has practically stopped all production. Several of the yards are attempting 10 fill orders, but the forces of workmen are small and it Is impossible to carry on business on large scale.
 George Pickett of the American Brick company said today that two lines of action will be possible as time goes on. Either the workmon will come back to their positions or the plants will close down pcrma- nCntly for the year.
 It seems now, according to Mr. Pickett that each side is awaiting developments. Mr. Pickett would give no information as 10 which of the brick yards are working part time.
 Sons Of Veterans Meeting
 A regular meeting of the Berlin Sons of Veterans will be held tonight at o'clock in the Worthington Community house II is not known just what business will come before the meeting, although it is believed that several important matters will be disposed of,
 Items Of Interest
 Miss Adeline Goodrich of Berlin has returned from vacation spent at Boston and Oak Bluffs .Marthas' Vineyard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl 1T Brown of Berlin arc spending week with Mrs, Browns parents, Mir. and Mrs. Urban of Newmgton.
 Mrs, Henry Bailey is entertaining Mrs. Mildred rarwclI and children of Lynn, Mass.
 Prayer MCctin. Tonight
 The regular mid-week service will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the Kcnsington Methodist church. Roy Fryon will be in charge of ar 
 Returns to Duties
 Officer Oryille Nentres Of the Berlin police force has resumed his duties at the Union Works in New Britain, after a vacation spent at his home.
 Return From Auto Trip
 My. and Mrs. George Griffith of Kcnaiagton have returned from an trip through New York state. They visited many points of interest, including the Thousand Is lands.
 Community Club Meeting
 The meeting of the East Berlin Community club last night was largely attended and the program was heartily enjoyed by all present. The feature of the evening was a talk, "The Present and Future of the Children's Home" by Rev. J, E. of New Britain. His re- marks gave something of the history of the New Britain institution with which he is connected. Miss Mo- lander of New Britain rendered sev- eral vocal solos. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the pro- gram and a social hour was en- loyed, The entertainment last night was in charge of Oscar Benson,
 Next weeks program will be in charge of Mrs. Mildred Harrington.
 At the Churches
 Rev. David Lewis Yale of Houlton Maine, will deliver the sermon at the Berlin Congregational church on Sunday morning at 1O:45 o'clock. Rev. Mir. Yale is regarded as an exceptionally able speaker.
 At the Kensington Methodist Sum day morning. Rev. Mir. Lawton of Rhode Island, will be in chasge of inc service. Rev. Mir. Lawton is the fatnsr of Charles Lawton of Ken sIngton and he comes to Kensington well recommended.
 T. V"'.~~ clergymen will speak at each of lie above mentioned churches, in the absence of the pas tors who are on their vacations.
 Miss Griswold to Speak
 Miss Mary Griswold. superintend- ent of the Berlin schools, will speak al . meeting of the Kensinate