New Britain herald., 1926-10-21


 The increase does not cover any specific expansion of the present plan but will probably do away with the preferred stock of the concern. making all issued shares those of common stock. The plant is sub sidiary of the American Bridge Go. and has been enjoying one of the most prosperous years of it's career throughout 1926.
 Yale-Brown Game
 Members of the kensingtoa Boys club and boys of high school age who attend the Kensington Congre- gational church will have a chance to see the Yale Brown game Satur- day if they can provide their own transportation, as one section of the massive bowl will be thrown open to the visitors from surrounding towns. Those attending should as- semble at Gate I. at the north end of the Bowl, at l o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 WaITantec Decd
 Mike and Annie Bindas of Ken sington have sold their farm in Kensington to Anthony and Antosi Bopdarutis of New Britain. The property occupies about 25 acres and is situated near the Norton home stead and the tracks of the N. T.. N. H. & H. railroad.
 Surprise Party
 A large group of kensington's young people attended a surprise party given for Walter Johnson at his home on Main street, Kensington last evening In honor of his birthday. Games were played, refreshments weres erved and dancing was en- joyed.
 \ Mixed Party
 An unusual sight is visible daily In the vicinity of the Town hall when a large white rooster belonging to some neighbor grandly stalks ahead of five good sized guinea hens who follow the chanticleer In obedt- ent single file over the lawns and around the buildings on Berlin street. Town Clerk Arthur L. Wood- ruff states that the hens are never evident without the rooster and that the rooster never appears minus the hens. Just how the adop- ion was made is not known but the arge chicken rules his band with stern hand, not allowing any of the hens to stray from the line of march.
 Mrs. Louis r. Smith has returned 1 0 her home in Boston following a | .wo weeks visit with Miss Elizabeth ?. Wilcox of Worthngtcn ridge.
 Louis Beckley of Peck street, is confined to his home with a second touch of pneumonia, ,avins recently recovered from an ,ttack of the illness.
 New Map For Clerk
 A new map of the town of Berlin l ,ss been submitted to the board of electmen for their approval in pur- hasing the article and is hanging on he wall of the town clerks office. he article has been named as the dearest definition of the net work of | pads in this place that has ever ,een seen by those visiting the ofice f the clerk and it is probable that t will be purchased In the near fu- ure.
 Delegates to Convention
 Eight delegates from this town .ttended the conference of Congre- churches held in Rocky Hill tuesday afternoon. Several interest ng speakers were on the program nd plans for the coming season we're discussed by the assemblage.
 Driver And Brother Arrested
 Onenie and John Tocpko. brothers ere arrested early this morning by Officer Frank Brown on charges of an automobile while un- CT the influence of liquor and runkenness. The arrest was made fter the brothers crashed into elephone pole at Upson's corners, adly damaging both pole and auto lobile. Onenie gave his address as e3 North Burritt street, New Brit in. while John claimed 91 Newpark venue, Hartford as his home. Both ere lodged in the New Britain ,ckup by Officer Brown and were eleased under bonds amounting to $50, $500 to Onenie who was driv-rj lg at the time of the crash and $50