New Britain herald., 1926-12-08

Although the town is grateful for the service rendered it in clearing the highways, Bcrlinites request that the driver Of the particular truck which worked in this district be cen sured for his driving.
 r. o. Check Up
 Postmaster S. M. Cowlcs of the kensington post office Is checking up with Mrs. George s. Griffith who has had charge of the tax and school enumeration for the past two months in an effort to locate several un- known residents in this locality. Several dead letters belong to em- ployes of local brlckyards and 1t is hoped that those expecting delayed letters will call at the post office and aid the local department in getting the letters to their various destina- tions.
 Henry Taylor
 Henry Taylor. 5S, of East Der lin died suddenly at his home this morning at o'clock, following an
 
 his wife. Mary McGrath Taylor. The funeral will be held Friday after noon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Samuel A. flske officiating. Burial will take place at Wilcox cemetery. East Der lin.
 MT. Taylor was an employe of the R. o. Clark Brick Co.,. where he has been employed for the past 42 years, working as foreman. He was q member of Washington Lodge, S1, Masonic Order of Cromwell,
 Tabs Take Honors..
 The Tabs setback team last night proved to the Blue Hiliians that Rocky Belmont's Paper Dolls, composed of employees of the Amer ican Paper Goods team, are not in rincible. To the tune of If to II, the mighty Paper Dolls which had twice beaten the Blue Hillans with big scores. fell before the onslaught Of Jack Giana's men. The Tabs consist ed of Jack Giana. Jack George, Jer- " Warren. William Brown. Joe Kane and Ed Roche. Tire defeated Paper Dolls aggregation included Rocky Belmont, Tom Malarney, Bill McGee, Ed Giana, Warren Greenwood and Adam Gianotti. The Paper Dolls star, w. W. Pagan, was confined to his home and could not participate in the game. Michael Rayno was also missing from the Paper Goods ranks and it is to these two vacancies that the Paper Dolls lay their defeat.
 Last nights results indicate that the Tabs will lead the race for the cup throughout the coming season, although an incomplete team throws another light on the subject. John Conlin declines to receive last nights score as an indication Of individual merit of the two teams and states that the Men from the Mountains will have no trouble in downing Giana's Tab players. Thursday eve ming will see the Blue Hiliians meet ing the East Berlinites at East Ber- lin.
 New Lunch Wagon.
 KcnsingtCn was benefited by ono more attraction this morning when lunch wagon was installed at the triangle at the intersection of Main street and Pennington avenue. The coach is owned by k. & E. Cole of East Berlin and was transported from Meriden for service here. Des- pite the difficulties Of travel. the transfer was completed over night with the aid of rollers, and the place will be opened for business in the near future.
 Marriage Announcement.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolton of Berlin announce the marriage of their daughter Minnie Jane, to Ed win August Siegrist on Decent Der '. Rev. Samuel A. hiske of the Berlin Congregational church performed the wedding ceremony. After short wedding trip the couple will reside at Al Freeman street, Hartford.
 Plan Canvass.
 Members or Bolton-haSica Post, American Legion. are planning q house to house canvass in connection with their annual sale of Christmas trees, They stale that because of the trouble that is necessary to obtain permit to cut trees and to obtain the permission of tho land owner to re- move the trees from his property. the sale should prove popular with local residents. It is probable that