New Britain herald., 1926-03-25

ety and plenty of entertainment. It IS expected that there will be about 40 members present.
 There will be one more debate be. fore the close of tho season, it vas announced today.
 Hartford Men Iniurcd Two Hartford men, Charles Saul .of 213 Bellevue street, and Otto Ko- her of Al Henry street. were iu- .Jured on the Swamp road, Kensing .ton near the Prentice Manufactur- ing Co.,, early last evening, when m in which they were rid ing crashed into a pole at the side of the road.
 Saul is an auto salesman and demonstrator and the car they were using bore demonstration markers. The men were taken to the New Britain General hospital by Frank .D'Avanzo of South Main street, New Britain, who happened to be passing at the time. It was found that Saul had suffered q scalp wound and con- tusions about the body, while Koher had received q crushed knee and cuts about the face and head.
 The police have not investigated inc circumstances, although it is be- lieved that they will. According to reports, Saul was teaching Eoher 10 drive the machine and, in passing another automobile, Koher turned too far off the road, hitting one of the poles which are only few feet from the pavement.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Several warrantce deeds. giving notices Of changes in ownership of property in Berlin, have been filed with town clerk Arthur Woodruff. The transfers follow.
 Louis DcNi2o has sold 10 Joseph Dornrricd of New Britain, a farm in Blue Hills. This ,arm foruerly be- longcd to Alphonzo DeVizo, father of one of the lartics in the trans action.
 Matthew Belawa has sold to An- tony Bolocli and Alexandria Bol- ocki q 23 acre farm in Berlin. just north of the property of John Olson
 PasQuale Spcnsire has sold to Gat.sta Borzoni lot No, 154, and the house thereon, located on the Ser lin fair ground property.
 IndCrgOCS Operation
 Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft, assistant to the postmaster at Berlin, has been removed to St. RGphael's hos ! rital New Haven. for an operation. She was to have undergone the operation this morning. pr. Verdi well known surgeon, is in charge. 1
 The Sick List
 Miss Emma Fowler of Hudson street is confined to her home with i Illness.
 Miss Edith Brown of Worthington Ridge is confined to her bed with . m attack of grip.
 Mrs. Roger AI Griswold of Ken ,inaton, who underwent an opera ion at the New Britain General | hospital yesterday, was reported to % resting comfortably today.
 Miss Beatrice Neal of Kensington who was i'll at her home for several 1 lays, has resumed her duties as earhcr at the Now Britain Senior High school
 Visiting In Kcnsington
 Mrs. Frank Parkinson of Pitts 9urgh, Pennsylvania, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Gar ity of Kcnslngton. Mrs. Parkinson s well known in town.
 Auxiliary Meeting Tonight
 The Berlin branch of the Amcrl- an Legion auxiliary will hold an im- ,ortant meeting tonight at s o'clock 1t Legion hall Nam street. Ken ington. Several important items of business will be transacted and all members arc urged to be present.
 Dancing Class Tonight
 Tho Berlin Grange dancing class will meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock or instruction in the art of terp- ichore. At S o'clock general danc- ng will be enpoycd, O'Brien's or .hnstra of New Britain furnishing music until midnight,
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Jane Cobey is confined to her nome on Wilcox avenue with an at ack of the grip.
 MT. \. A North was appointed hartman of the welfare committee ,f the East Berlin Community club 1t it's meeting last evening. NIT. Worth has long been connected with ocal activities and his appointment