New Britain herald., 1925-08-21

Slncke vas seen 10 be pouring from the pump in which ie an electric light The man rushed to the main switch and threw off the current. later using fire eytinguisher to cool the wires. 4 call was sent in 10 Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff, in or der to secure the presence of the New Britain fire department, hut the call vas later cancelled,
 Field Day Tomorrow
 The first annual field day of the Kensington Community club Is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Percival avenue field, weather permitting. One of the big features of the day will he baseball game between the -Kensington Juniors and the Pioneers of Plainyille. con tinuing a series arranged by those teams II Is rumored that two other Kensington teams have been DaiIinE around town for some time ,thirsting for each others blood and it Is high lv probable that 3 game between these two ass 'eEations will be played at the conclusion of the major con- test Athletic events, refreshments and games are also on the program for tomorrow. All residents are in- Nitrd to be present
 Peach Crop large
 tt i7 reported among frut ErNwNrs in town that the peach crop this year is 3 large one However. tho size of the fruit Is reported to run considerably smaller than in former years, The growers are getting good prices for the fruit and shipments are heinz made to neighhoring towns
 Attend Union Meeting
 Several of BerIin's striking clay workers iourneyed 10 New Haven last evening. where .hey attended a meeting of their union
 New Buildi"% Erected
 Alexander RrucH, who conducts a roadside stand on the 'rtl," some distance south of tho renter ot tho town, has erected \ roW huihllnC so that he may have nor" room to ar. ccmodato those desiring to r7tronize his stand.
 The number of st1u1s along the turnpike CroWs steadily Nearly every day t seonls hat new ono starts husjNoss. Tho number ot gasoline stations within the limits of tho town ,F |, |, from soft drinks to tires can he rur- chased at these stands and # is pos eihlr for tourists 10 secure fresh frul, and vegetables at all times during thc summsr mouths
 Land Valuation Meeting
 The second meeting ot the Berlin Land Valuation committee is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock 7t inc town hall. The session will take place in the town clerks office, Francis nomiuE, the newly elected president will he in charge of the m'otug and th' work of establish ing values for property in the town, will he continued.
 NalN tHtgt h'hhS
 I'll" presence of many large rocks in the middle of Railroad a,em" is prolinr a real mouace to traffic, There is great danger of tir" punctures from these tagged pieces Of stone. It would involve little work 10 rake the rocks 10 the side of tho road or cart thom away
 East Berlin Items Philip Mildrum, son of MT. and 1 Mrs. Ernest W. Milrum, left yester | day for New York city. He Tlll en joy a sail ur the Hudson river and will return to his home tomorrow
 Mrs. Hobart l.. Honiss and daugh ters, Elizabeth and Marion, have re turned to their home in this plaC: after spending 2 vacation with rela tiles on Staten Island. New York.
 Mrs. Walter Squtres of Cromwell srent yesterday with her mother Mrs Henry Bailey of Main rtreet.
 The Fast Berlin hasehall team n1ll stack ID against the Manchester nine on inc homo grounds tomorro7 . afternoon. The game will be oallet shortly after ? o'clock and it is sT rected that a large delegation O roo'srs. both from East Berlin am Manchester will he present. due ~ the fact that the visiting team is re pqtc1 to he of great strength
 Roy. Asa (. Fuller. pasor of th, Last Berltr Methodist church. vii have ch7rgs of arrangements for th program to be presented st ths reg ular weekly meeting of the Com