New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13

accident last Tuesday night at the |
corner of the East Berlin road and |
Worthington Ridge. His machine |
crashed into truck operated by
John r. Nelson of East Hartford
causing the latter to crash through
a fence and down a steep hill on the
property of Miss Ruth Galpin. Of
ficer Frank Brown made the arrest,
Fined For Drunkenness
James Baker OF Hartford, who
was arrested for drunkenness last
Saturday night by Officer Frank
Brown, was fined s. and costs. TO-
falling $t5. He was found near the
American Paper Goods Co., and was
In an intoxicated condition, accord
ing to the officer.
Many Hear Mrs. Duffy
An extremely large audience was
present at Legion hall, kensington,
last evening to hear Mrs. Ward
Duffy of West Hartford deliver an
address on THE World Court" Mrs.
Duffy spoke authoritatively, since
she has given considerable time to
the subject and has studied it thor
oughly.
Those present were enthusiastic IN
their praise Of the talk and it is eN-
pected that Mrs. Duffy will be in
yitcd to address again the kensing-
ton League of Women Voters, under
the auspices of which the talk was
given last evening.
Several new members were taken
into the organization during tho
/ business meeting which was held
! previous to the address.
Committee Is Announced
The committee in charge OF the
first of a series OF whists and socials,
/ which will be held by the League OF
Women Voters. on the evening or
January &c, has been announced.
| Mrs. Edward Lardner is chairman OF
the committee and she will be as
sisted in her work by Miss Anne
McKeon, Miss Ruby Giannotta, Miss
Margaret Flynn, Mrs. Claude w.
stevens, Mrs, Percy Wells, Mrs
Douglas Dealers, Mrs. Arthur De
Wolfe and Miss Phyllis SEEMING.
The whists will be held once a
month for several months to come.
Substituting At station
! Edward d. Milroy of Wetherstleld
will assume the duties of ticket
gent and telegraph operator at the
Berlin railroad station tomorrow,
substituting for the regular agent
Max Sugenhime of East Berlin, who
will leave for St, Petersburg, Florida
tor his annual vacation. Mr.. Sugen-
hime will begin his journey tomor-
low.
To speak In New Britain
Pcv. Samuel \. Fislic, pastor OF
he Berlin Congregational church
win deliver the address of the eve
ming at a meeting of the Bible class
If the New britain Y. NJ. c. A. TO.
morrow night. His subject will be
"a Man Who knew His Limita'
tons"
Take Sixth Degree
Several members OF Berlin Grange
were admitted TO the mysteries o
itba sixth degree at a meeting Of IN
state Grange in Hartford last eve
ming. II is reported that the even
, ptdcation was largely attended b!
members from all parts OF the state
Entcrtalns W. II. NJ s.
The Woman's Home Missionar
society Of the Kensington Methods
church met this afternoon at 2'S
j o'clock at the home of Mrs, Harol
, I.oomer. The mite boxes were col
! l.ctcd and those who failed to brin
them we're asked TO send them I
n Mrs. II. \. Wooding, Mrs. Colby o
u 10 the parsonage.
American Legion Meeting
u Bouon-Kasica post, American lie
: riop, of Berlin will meet tonight a
o'clock. 4 program for the yea
will he mapped out and other bus
ness Of Importance will be transact
ID,
East Berlin Items
) The weekly meeting of the Con
lunity club will be held at Pythia
, all this evening at s o'clock. tt
nnuaI election of officers will
, I'D.
The monthly meeting of II
/. Parent-Teacher Association will
held at the Hubbard school Thur
day evening. January p, at g.;
!. o'clock. A very interesting progra
a is being arranged.
Max sugenhime, ticket agent al