New Britain herald., 1926-10-14

.FQItTS, W nlle llle section IS III need sot relief. there is some question as Etos whether the voters will accept the streets which are at present owned by a New Britain realty com paTy, The roads arc in poor condi- ton.
 Charles kaien.
 Charles kalen, 6o, for 4n years a resident Of New Britain and Ken sington. and native of Sweden. died last evening at o'clock at New Britain General hospital following an operation. He leaves q daugh = ter, Mrs. Mildred Johnson Of Ken sington; two sons, Robert and Phil lip Kalen Of Paterson. New Jersey: sister in New Britain, and a brother and sister in Sweden. Burial will be in West Lane cemetery, and Other incompletcd arrangements are in charge of Erickson X Carlson of New Britain. His death comes as "a shock to local residents, as he swas well known and had q host of friends in this community. For the srast several years he had resided on his farm on the back road 10 New Britain.
 Berlin Air Enthusiasts
 Many Rerlinitos took the oppor- tunity offered by the two day air circus sponsored by the Herald 10 mount the skies in the planes which carried passengers into dizzy heights yesterday and Tuesday. Among those that went up were E. R. Mill CT, P. G. Fulks. k. T. Nolan and L. s. Bushnell. all employees of the draughting department of the Berlin Construction company. Robert Ritchie of Kensington enjoyed flight in which the pilot looped his craft five times in succession. All the passengers of the planes are enthusiastic over results and there ds some talk of swapping in their autos for some private planes in which to buzz around the vicinity. With landing field already tnsti- tuted in Blue Hills 1t is not i'm probable that residents of this place will soon be discussing the respec- tive merits of their own planes.
 Nid-Weck Service
 The weekly mld-Week SeFNlte ol the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock, The study of stewardship will be resumed by the pastor, Rev, May B. Lord. The special theme will De "Our Social Relations" The record breaking attendances which ahave heard these meetings point out a, large gathering at the church this evening.
 t Schoonmaker Lundell
 Miss Ellen Iundell of kensington was married last Saturday afternoon to Cyrus Schoonmaker of 50 Court street, New Britain at the Little Church Around the Corner, New York city. according to a statement made public yesterday. The bride groom is a supernumerary police man in New Britain and Mrs. Subcommittee was previously en- ploved at the offices of the Stanley Works in that city. The couple are now on a wedding trip which will -cover Philadelphia and Atlantic tCity.
 as Local Lad Wins Out
 Another proof that local boys in the athletic field work hard 10 prove Their superiority is evident with the announcement by the coach Of the All-New Britain football team, one of the fastest pro teams in the state, that Jumbo Gnasdow of this place. will replace Nanfeldt, the former Storrs star at the latter players regular position at rlght -ruard in the coming game at WHO" Brook Sunday.
 While Nanfeldt has had the aa- vantage of being coached by col sleee instructor and of playing Tn numerous games, Gnasdow did not attend any school ard has won his nlace through hard and constant practice.
 To Transport Voters
 Tho committee of women working >or tho anpointment of a district nurse reports that 16 automoblleS have been offered to carry voters to the town meeting. Residents Who wish transportation should call 64S-3.
 Poisoned Man Better
 Frank Geumbula, who was taken 10 New Britain General hospital yes- .erday after he had drunk some hydrochloric acid, mistaking 1t for water, is reported as being much inn proved today and arrangements are being made for his removal to his home in Kenslngton. Although first reports declared him in a dangerous condition. fur ther examination discovered that aside from painful burns on the mouth and lips. tho injured man suffered no ill effects.
 Surprise Party
 Mss Dorothy Goodrich of Ken ,ington was pleasantly surprised at their home last evening by 12 of her girl friends from New Britain, the occasion being her birthday. The Berlin Grange sewing circle met this Afternoon at goo o'clock at the home of Mrs, Charles Warner of ,kensngtor.
 East Berlin Items. Tn order to accommodate those voters who wish to attend the town meeting al the Berlin Town hall this evening there will he spc"dWagon | on hand at the Community hall. l There will Inc trau~portt- | ton for all those wishing to go. Th" | town nurse question has been agitat- ! ed here to q considerable dogreo and ] from what is known thar" is practi- ] c1ily concerted support of the move . with fnw ohtectors in the offing. 1 Tn" Social Five met this after | noon at thv home of Mrs. George . Pollard. An enjoyable lime WAS ! spent.
 There Was a good attendance at /. Community club mscfiug last ctc- ing. Although there was no d,f.uitp