New Britain herald., 1925-11-27

kuhn, was arrested for drunken ness.
 Officer Frank Brown made the arrest after Batchkuhn. proceeding tH the direction of Berlin, and Ptnches, driving toward New Brit ain, had collidcJ, damaging the Pinches car so much that it had to be lowed to a garage.
 Batchkuhn was released in bonds p' S100 and Schaefer, in bonds of @H', pending their appearance in the 'crlin town court tomorrow evc- ming.
 Children Give Food
 The children of the Berlin schools contributed. generously to the sue cess of Thanksgiving Day at tho New Britain General hospital, the Chlldrcn's Home in New Britain. and also to the success of the day in several poor families in town. hy giving vegetables, canned fruit, jelly and other foods on Wcdncsday Trucks visited all schools in tow and the results of the collections O. ceeded expectations A sum money, maintained for the purpc, was expended for the purchase dinners for several of the poor fa'. ilies in town and these were ,i tributed.
 Thanksgiving exercises wcro hc' in all schools on Wednesday mor ing, prior to losing the institute, for the holiday. The schools wi reopen on Monday morning, Novcm Der 90.
 Mrs. Cranc Rccoycrin.
 Mrs. Fred Crane, teacher at the P"rcival school, Is recovering from "n attack of diphthcria which has caused her 10 be confined to her home for the past two weeks. It is expected that she will be able to re- turn to her duties next week.
 Community Club Meeting
 Upon tho attendance at meet ing next Monday evening will dc-. pend the fate Of tho Kcnsington Community club. This statement was made today hy Arthur l.. Moi fat, ono Of tho officers of the or sanitation. who said that a meeting will be held Monday evening at s o'clock at tho Peck Memorial Ii- brary. At this time decision will he reached as 10 whether or not the club will continue with its acti>i- tics. All those desirous of seeing tie sessions continue, arc asked 10 be present.
 Methodist Church sale
 The sale 10 hn held noXt Wcdncs- day hy tho Ladies' Aid society of the konSinGton Methodist church. will hrsin at o'clock in tho aftar- noon in the church rarlors. At o'clock supper will hc served. chicken forming ono of tl.c features o; tho meal. The sale will continue tho evening.
 Drive Against parkcrs
 The Berlin police have opened an active campaign against automobile parkcrs of which thorc are many in Bcrln in spite of the fact that tho weather is cold. For the past few nights the officers have been keeping g sharp lockout along tho roads and it will go hard with those found parking, iG automobiles with lights out along inc .roadways, according 70 information secured today.
 Constable Frank Brown stated to- day that complaints have been re- ceived from residents in the vicinity 0. Har''s pond to the effect that parties have been making d habit or stopping in that locality and tha, the occupants of the cars have kept thc residents awake with loud talking, laughter and noise.
 It is reported that conditions havc improved along the main travelled highways, due to q concerted effort on the part Of the state police and the town constahulary to discourage the practice ot driving a car to inc side of tho road and then parking without lights. This used 10 be a common practice along the turnpike and many accidents were narrowly averted because drivers were unable to sra other machines parked along the side,
 The police havn issHei q warning 10 all would be. parirrs that !i is safer ta park in rhe naTlor than along th~ si1c ot The road.
 Berlin People Entertained
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mlldrum