New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

epresented by counsel his father appearing as his guardian.
 Fredrichs was arrested by Officer Thomas recney of New Britain or February and was turned over tc the Berlin authorities after creating q disturbance at Coles store on Ser lin street
 Mrs. Adams Is Elected
 Mrs. Edwin B. Adams of Berlin was reelected secretary of Central tomona Grange al the annual meet ing held yesterday in Bristol. Mrs. Adams is an active Granger and ha;, taken prominent part In inc life of Berlin Grange. A delegation Of Changers from Berlin attended tht session in the Brass City,
 Large Club Meeting
 The meeting Of the Central Con .regational club held last ev, linr at the Berlin Congregational church vas attended Dy more than 100 members who listened with mtnres. Ito the talk by Miss Laura Wild of Mount Holyoke college on "Is the Church Keeping Pace With Oul Youth?' Numbers were present from many nei9hboring towns and cities and the meeting was reported 10 be one of the most successful or the season.
 Bartram Resting Comfortably
 l. is reported that Henry A. Bar tram Of East Berlin. who was in jurcd while al work at the Berlin Construction Co. on Monday, is reSt ing comfortably. Bartram. who is under the care Of Dr. Matthew H.. Griswold, had three toes on his right foot crashed when the wheels of a truck ran over the member.
 Meeting Is Postponed
 The meeting of the Berlin M@U'S Dihle cla's .ch"1uled fer tor git a' o'cJc k, has been postponed lr" tc the intlcmcnt weatH ~. lt is uol rnown just when the meeting rih bo hni, altIouch t is eX"cctad hal . tat7 will D" 5ct for the near fU. tlre. E2bhio Gershon Haias oi New Britain Will he tho speaker.
 Womcn'S Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of the Womans Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church. which was scheduled for this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Jennie Deming. Worthington Ridge, has been post poned on account of the snow storm. An announcement as to the date of the meeting will be made soon.
 Berlin Again Snowbound
 Berlin today rcscmbled scene from "Way Down East" Conditions were worse than on Thursday last. due to the fact that the new snow piled on top of the drifts and banks already formed. making travel thing 10 be considered seriously be fore attempting it.
 Tho busSes operated until the morning was half gone and they were then called off the line. all though trolley cars continued 10 blow their way through 10 the Der lin depot. Mcriden, Berlin and Ken sington busses stopped operating this morning and 1t is probable that they will not be in operation for da" or two.
 Trains pulled Into the Berlin sta tion many minutes late and 1t was expected that they would be farther behind schedule as the day advanced and the storm continued
 There were no sessions of the Ber- lin schools, although teachers were present in case any of the children showed up. which they did not.
 No deliveries of mail were made in town today. the carriers remain ing at the offices. This time they did not even attempt 10 make their rounds, so furious did the blizzard rage in town.
 Pedestrians had 10 be brave to fac the sheet Of wind and snow which moved along at tremendous rate of speed, bllnding those who op- posed 1t and forming great drifts in the streets. Few automobiles ven tured out, many drivers remember ing their experiences of last week. when they were forced to shovel the cars out Of great drifts, time and tim .
 Ia..I .;crlin Items
 The Radios, q class Of the East Berlin Methodist church Sunday school. will enjoy q social this eve ming at the home of Mrs Eurgrorn.
 The masquerade social held for members and friends Of the Junior