New Britain herald., 1926-03-12

in Berlin. This was done out of courtesy to Miss Agnes Mccarthy, sister of Miss Frances and daughter to Mrs. Mccarthy, since it would be necessary for her to come from Bos- ton to Berlin 10 go through the pre- liminary ordeal. She has not re- covered from the effects of the ac- cident and it was decided to spare her the torture Of the first hearing.
 The matter was taken Up with states Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn and bench warrant was issued from tho superior court bringing Angelctti 10 trial in that city, since his attorney consented to waive ex- animation.
 Attend 'EicycIe Races
 Mir, and Mrs. Frank Pierpont and Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. McKeon of kcnsington left today for New York city, where they will attend the siX-day bicycle races at Madison Square Garden. Harry Horan, cousin of Mr. McKeon, is one of the participants in tho cases. He is well known in Konsington, having lived here several years ago. He has spent several summers in town since making his home elsewhere
 Entertainment and Dance
 The Foremen's club Of the Ameri- can Paper Goods Co. will hold an entertainment and dance at Lloyd hall, Kensington, next Thursday evening, March IS, at o'clock. The entertainment will consist Of several vaudeville acts, headed by the Ser eraders of New Britain, a singing organization which was heard re- gently from WTIC, Hartford, by radio fans. The club is making cx- tensirn plans for tho affair and it is expected that it will be q big suc- cess.
 Boy Scout Meeting
 A meeting of the Boy Scouts Of Berlin will be held this evening at the usual hour in the scout room of the Berlin Congregational church. Rev. Samuel A. 1Siskc, the scout will be in charge and 1t Is expected that several plans for sum- mer activities will be discussed by he boys.
 Tracks Arc Removed
 Unused tracks in the local freight 'ard were removed yesterday by a gang of workmen employed by the l New York. New Haven and Hart l ord railroad company. This squad | llso removed unused side tracks ,ear the Connecticut Valley Orchard | 70. property and the old gravel pit. | t is the policy of the company to 'cmove all sidings which are not | lscd and are not bringing in any 'cvenuc.
 Will Speak on Africa
 Mrs. Berry, missionary from | Africa, will deliver a talk on the | ustoms and the people of that con- incnt at supper which will be ervcd to girls of high school age nd older on Monday evening next t G:3O o'clock. Tho supper will be cld at the Community house and l he affair promises 10 bc highly in- "rosting, iuasmuCh as Mrs. Berry yill exhibit many Curios collected turing her wars on "Thc Dark Con inert." The supper will be held Indcr the auspices of tlrs Womans Missionary society of the Berlin congregational church and all young omen planning to attend are skcd 10 communicate as soon as possible with Mrs. Robert Demlng.
 To Vacation in Florida
 senator Claude w. Stevens, to- .ethcr with Mrs. Stevens and How rd l.. Stevens will leave tomorrow or Ococe, Florida, where they will | pend about two weeks meath the ,almy southern skies The trip will ,o made by train and they will visit Reginald Stevens. son of MT. and frs. Stevens, who has been in Flor ia for several weeks, "I don't in- end to buy any real estate," said Ir. Stevens, although l expect to ook around a bit"
 Thompson Is Ill
 James s. Thompson of the Berlin Co.,, one of Beriin's -ell known residents, Is confined to is home on Berdale avenue by ill- ess. Mir. Thompson is known the state as a raiser Of poultry.
 Fast Berlin Items
 This evenings activities consist If an oyster supper at St. Gabriers