New Britain herald., 1926-09-02

Pedestrians killed, 2: occupants killed, g. Pedestrians injured II; occupants injured. v. Accidents at intersections numbered g while crashes between intersections reach cd 1SG. These accidents were the more serious crashes that were re- ported, the number of bent lenders and rear bumpers not being totalled.
 John Sonsititio, an employe of a local brick yard, dislocated his shoulder yesterday afternoon while at work. He was treated by a phy- sician and said at the time that this occasions makes the 10th time that the shoulder has wandered from it's rightful socket, so that the event was not novel to him.
 Trustees Meet of the kensington Congregational church was held last evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Moore. It was voted to shingle the church and will soon make the rounds of the congregation in an ef- fort to raise the necessary funds through the pledgess.
 The church was last shingled in 1898 at which time the price for shingles was s4 thousand It is be- lieved that the price for the cover ing will be in the neighborhood of SIP a thousand at this time. It is also known that the price for lay ing the boards was $1.75 a thousand, l the same labor costing much more now.
 Registrars 10 Meet
 The last opportunity for Berlinites who wish to register as voters will begiven Tuesday by the registrars who will meet in the town hall be- tween 9 and , o'clock. daylight time.
 All persons who are eligible for registration are urged to attend to the matter on Tuesday as this is the last meeting of the registrars be- fore the caucuses in the latter part 1 of September.
 Sponsors Report
 The sponsors of the Kensington ! Boys club met last evening and a | report of the drive for funds was given, $lS5.75 was reported collect ed from four districts. The other ! districts are not complete as yet and . he canvassers have not covered the , industrial interests or the business md professional members of the The four districts that nave been reported are the West 4ane district, Percival avenue dis rict, Paper Goods Co, and Ledge district, the last of which is not thoroughly completed.
 As all bills of the club have been paid and there is money in the reasury, the solicitors are not wor- ying about the delay in the cam ,aign. It is thought that by the ime the winter season activities of he club open, the returns will be II in. The winter schedule will in- Jude a basketball team, and a place 0 play, Legion Hall being too small or the game.
 Action For $500
 The Eastern Brick Co.,, of Berlin. as brought suit against Stan1slaw urawski for damages amounting 10 600. Donald Gaffney is represent lg the brick interests and the writ returnable In the New Britain city ourt on the second Monday of Sep ember.
 Club in Making
 The Masons in Berlin and near vi- Inity are planning to form Ma onic club this fall. As there are a irge number of Masons in this place desire for further fraternal rela- ons has prompted the organization a club here.
 Wedding Near l. Invitations have been issued for le coming wedding of Miss Flor nee Caroline, daughter of Mir. and ITS. Charles H. Miller of Hudson rect to Harry Walter Gould. son MT. and Mrs Harry H. Gould of burlington ridge. Both are popu- r in Berlin. The wedding will take lace at the Berlin Congregational lurch on Sept. II.
 Warranty Deed
 Harry R. O'Dell of New Britain IS sold to Thomas r. Flannery, the oodwin property on Worthington dps at the head of MiddletoWu lad, MT. Flannery intends to make any improvements in the old