New Britain herald., 1926-09-10
Visitors From PeDnsylyania

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Edelson and daughter, Rose, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Louis Edelson of this place.
 Residents Want Protection
 Residents of Berlin who have oc- casion to use the railroad station are asking that some measures be taken to protect them from a recurrence of yesterdays incident when a score of commuters were forced to leap , for life as the Montreal express thundered down on them at a 60 mile clip wffile they were crossing to the New Britain train on the spur track.
 The people of Berlin think that it would eliminate a large amount of danger to build either an overhead bridge or an underpass from the waiting room to the other side of the track as it is necessary for passengers to cross the tracks to take all south bound trains and the New Britain train, while to others it is necessary to cross from south bound and the New Britain trains to the East Berln-M -Middletown cleo tric line. The narrow escape that the commuters experienced yester- day serves as a warning to Berlin ties and it is expected that some de- mands will be made on the railroad company in the near future.
 Leaves Hospital
 Frank Rund, a local resident, who was recently scalded by a bursting steam pipe at Landers, Frary 6s Clark's, New Britain, and who has been at New Britain General hos pital for the past month, was dis charged from that institution yester- day and returned to his home here.
 Shower Given
 A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Maizie Graham, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Graham of Kensington. last evening at the home of Mrs. \. J. Goodwin. and Miss Grace E. Stowell. Eighteen guests were present and many beau- tiful gifts were received by Miss Graham. Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Stow ell, Miss Beatrice Neal and Miss Jessie Alley of Auburn, Maine, serv- ed luncheon.
 Miss Graham Is engaged to be married to Carlton Hagen of this place on September o5. Both of the engaged couple are well known here and Miss Graham is one of the most popular members of the younger set of Berlin.
 Shooting Meet Saturday
 The Kensington Gun club will hold it's weekly shooting meet to- morrow afternoon at Percival avenue field. The club has grown in membership and interest has in- creased among the sportsmen Of this place and it Is estimated that about 20 guns will blaze tomorrow when the clay pigeons begin to soar.
 Wandering Puppy Found
 Somebody's pet puppy decided life was too dull at it's residence and elected to stroll away in search Of It landed, hungry and cold, on the doorstep of Angelo Pull cini, Kcnsington shoemaker, who took it in for the night as tho rain made life miserable for the roamer. The puppy decided that it liked An ge!o's house better than the unsym- pathetic outdoors and has refused to leave. Pulcini Is anxious to return the pet to it's owners. If no one appears 10 take it away, Angelo has decided to name the dog Emmanuel and raise it in his own home.
 Asks Full Attendance
 Leaders of both parties are inter viewing residents in an effort to get | every voter to the caucuses to be | held Monday night. Both parties are anxious to see a full attendance of | registered voters at the meetings | and are sending out final plea | asking all to attend. The League of Women Voters is helping to impress the women voters of the necessity | of having the roll well represented and it is thought that the combined efforts of the solicitors should fill both caucuses Monday night. Inter- est is high in the meetings, the most conversations being based on caucus gossip.
 Personal Items
 Miss Jessie Alley of Auburn, Me, Is visiting Misses Grace E. stowell and Beatrice Neal, for weeks stay.