New Britain herald., 1926-02-01

which was not identified, turned turtle this morning at about o'clock near the home of Victor Pauloz Information rega rding the accident Is meager and 1t is not known whether or not anyone was seriously injured. although several spots of blood were found on the when the car was discovered.
 According to information supplied by the propetor of the Central gar gc. the machine was headed north. It sllidded and shot across the roan, where two wheels mounted a steep bank. throwing the machine over on its side. The car bore Connecd- cut markers. although it was not learned what the numbers were.
 Glass was broken on the machine and it is believed that two men and two women were passengers. As far as could be learned no arrests were made. The machine was 10 have been taken 10 the Central gar age today. awaiting the arrival Of the owner.
 Farmers Club Meeting
 An interesting talk on Raising More Ruffagc on the Farm was delivered by Benjamin Southwick, agent Of Inc Hartford County Farm bureau, at meeting Of the Berlin Farmers club at the home of First Sclectman George B. Carter on Saturday evening. About 20 mem hers were in attendance and lis- tened with interest to what MT Southwick had to say At the close Of the talk sepcral questions were asked. A social hour followed the talk.
 May Discuss Traffic
 4 meeting of the board of sel"ct- mtn hos been called for this eve- ming al s o'clock and it is expected that the problem Of caring for traffic will be taken up at that time. The sclectmrn have had this problem under consideration for some time and Il Is hoped that a system will be installed before the arrival of spring whereby sufficient protection may be secured at the various street Intersections along the turnpike,
 Ice Causes Trouble
 The covering Of ice with which the highways in Berlin were fun nishod today proved extremely troublesome for vehicles Of all de- scriptions. Many Berlin residents, noting the condition of the roads, decided to leave. their cars in the garages and went 10 and from their places of business by bus or train.
 Those who did venture out were mot by difficulties of all kinds. Skidding proved to be the most hazardous end several narrow ">~ capes were witnessed in Eensng- ton within a period of a half hour Chains proved to be Of no use. act ing more as skates than as ground grippers.
 Pedestrians also met with di:it- cultics and 1t was case ot watch your step" on every side. Many Of tho householders eased the condi- ton by spriukling sand or sawdus' along the walks, but In most cases even walking was not easy. East Berlin Items
 The weekly whist. under the auspices of the ladies Of the Sacred Heart church, will be held in the church parlors tonight at o'clock. Miss Anna Samsel will be in charge and all are invited to attend. The junior dancing class will meet at Athletic hall tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 The weekly meeting of the East Berlin Community club will be held at Pythian hall on Wednesday eve ming at s o'clock. An interesting program of entertainment has been arranged by a committee consisting of Miss Virginia Walsh, Miss Doris Steplar. Miss Ruth Bourgeois and Mrs. l.. NJ. Root. All members are urged to be present at this session
 Mrs. Richard Hurlburt and daugh' ter. Marguerite. of New Britain spent Saturday as the guest of Mrs Hurlhurts parents. Mir. and Mrs. T r. Carns al their home on Wilco1 avenue.
 The Girls club will hold it's regu lar weekly meeting tonight at o'clock in the basement of the Eas Berlin Methodist church. William Ogle, physical director of the Girls