New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

damaging his own to a great extent. | Officer Brown appeared on the scene and took the New Britain man into custody. He was conducted to the office of Dr. 4. J. Goodwin In k ensir gton where he was put the customary examination. The physician pronounced him as being In no condition to drive an automobile. He was later taken to the New Britain police station, but furnished bonds for his release.
 Streets still Blocked Several Berlin streets, among them School street, have not been cleared Of snow as yet and residents are be- ginning to wonder when this job will be done. It is impossible for cars 10 pass through School street and several other thoroughfares in town arc in poor condition. IL is reported that the town Worlmen are busy every day widening the roads in some portions of the town and it is expected that the work will bc con- plcted within q short time.
 Attend Phaianx Meeting
 Several Berlin men arc today at tending meeting of the Putnam Phalanx in Hartford today and will be present at a large banquet 10 be given by that organization tonight Dr. Roger Nj. Griswold, historian Of the organization, and Dr. Matthew II. Griswold, surgeon, were among those from Berlin who went to Hartford and others included Nor man Bigelow and Harold Clark.
 Daughter is Born
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mir, and Mrs. Earl Young of Lower Lane, Berlin. Mir. and Mrs. Young arc well known Berlin residents.
 Resumes Duties at Depot
 Max Sugenhimo of East Berlin, ticket agent at the Berlin depot, re- sunled his duties this morning after q several weeks vacation at St. Petersburg, Florida. Mir. Sugenhino reported that he had an excellent time in the southern city and is al ready planning for his trip next year.
 Meeting of Selcctmen
 A meeting of the board of select ment will he held tonight at $ o'clock at the office Of the town clerk, Routine business, including the approval of several bills, will be discussed.
 James H. Kenncy James II. kenney, a familiar fig ure in Berlin for many years, died yesterday at the New Britain Gen 1 oral hospital as the result of injuries sustained last Wednesday afternoon when he was run over by q trucl; | belonging to the Hall-Spiers Brick company kenncy was 55 years Of i age and had made his home In Der ! lin for many years.
 Kenney was employed for many years as a farm hand by severa Berlin residents, among them F, x ! Bacon. A short time ago he went tt : work as driver for the brick com i Vany. On Wednesday he was driV' ing a team of horses. which va. | hauling a load of coal and the ani nlals bolted, throwing him to th' ground and under the wheels H. was taken 10 the hospital, where 1 was found that he was badly in iurcd and his death had been ex pected for several days.
 A brother. Thomas Kcnncy O Berlin. survives him. The funcra will he held tomorrow afternoon a 1:30 o'clock from the funeral par lors of E. C. Porter Sons, New Brit ain. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske officiat ing. Burial will be in Maple cemC tery.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs. filling and son of New H. ven are visiting Mir. and Mrs. R. Stevenson of Wilcox avenue.
 The Junior Dancing class will me- at Athletic hall tomorrow afternoo at 1 o'clock.
 The many friends of Wilhel Johnson of this place will be please 10 know that he is gradually in proving in health after an attack
 pneumonia.
 Miss Miriam North of the Come ticut Agricultural college is vistir her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. North Of Grove street.
 A regular meeting Of the Knigl of Pythias will be held at their h , on Tuesday evening.