New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

the law, as he had supposed that the dealer knew his business.
 Ross Fails to Appear
 Harry Ross of New Britain, who was summoned to appear in court in connection with an accident on the turnpike on May II, failed to put in an appearance and the case was continued for one week, so that lie may be brought into court. It IS alleged that he disappeared after the accident, leaving the injured men in the car to shift for themselves. Con- stable Oryllle Eentres served d war rant on Ross last week and it was expected that he would appear to answer to a charge of reckless driv~ ing which has been lodged against him.
 Open Meeting Attracts Many
 The open meeting held by Berlin grange last night in the interests Of public health was well attended and the motion pictures much enjoyed. These pictures were interesting, the first one showing the human system as compared to an automobile en- zine and the second one showing the ravagcs caused by vcrmin and giving some methods of extermina- ton.
 Elizabeth Nickerson, director of the bureau Of public health, state department of health, delivered an excellent talk on Visual Aids to Hpalth."
 Warrington Club Dance
 The Warrington club orchestra will hold a May dance at the Grange hall on Friday evening of this week at o'clock. The orchestra has re- ceiyed a large number Of new or which will be offered for the approval of the dancers on that evening. It is expected that there will be large attendance.
 Attend Grange Meeting
 Several of the young people from Berlin Grange attended d meeting Of Grange last cvenuig. An cnt of merit was pre- sented by a group from Union Grange in Southington. Dancing was enjoyed after the meeting,
 Girl scout Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Girl scouts of Berlin was held this after noon at 4 o'clock. Routine business was taken Up al the meeting, under the direction Of Mrs, Garner C. Goodwin the troop leader
 The Scouts are now working OH their merit badge tests. Outside of this activity no others are planned for the immediate future, although summer hikes will probably b" talk en on several Saturdays within the next few months.
 The troop now numbers about 55 members and there is also Brownie troop which has about l5 girls en- rolled in it. Three years ago, when the Girl Scout idea Was started in Berlin under Mrs. Goodwin's leader ship the membership Of the troop vas about 16. Great interest is be- ing taken in the work by the girls of Berlin,
 Motherhood Club Meets
 The Berlin Motherhood club met this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Ralph l.. Garter. An interesting talk was hoard, Miss Helen Rohm telling the members of her trip 10 Arizona in the course of the past winter
 Miss GCorgianna \. Kelsey
 The funeral Of Miss GcorElanna A. Kelsey, who died at the Middle sex hospital. Niddlotown, early Mon day morning, was held from her late home in East Berlin this afternoon at 9 o'clock. Rev. Asa C. Fuller, pastor Of the East Berlin Methodist church, officiating. Burial was in Wilcox cemetery, East Berlin.
 John Mullen
 The funeral of John Mullen, who died at his home in Kensington yesterday morning, will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock from Sf. Paurs church, kcnsington. Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor of the church, will offiCiate and burial will he in St, Mary's cemetery, New 
 Boy Scouts To Dance
 Troop j. Roy Scouts of America. of Kcnsington. is planning 10 hold a dance on Friday evening" May 29. at Grange hall Arrangements have not hocn completed, but ii is "N-