New Britain herald., 1927-03-08
Laura Nelson Collins, II, daugh.

La LII i -NGlSOll SclllllS, ], td E H. ter Of MT and Mrs. Harry NJ. Col lins Of Hudson street, died last eve ming after six weeks Illness. She leaves her parents, q sister, Lillian, and two brothers, Harry N. and Au- brey Collins. The funeral will be held from her late home on Wednos- day afternoon at 1:50 and at 2 o'clock from the Berlin Congrega- ton al church. Rev. Samuel A. T'islle. pastor Of the church, will otficiate. Burial will be in Fairview cetemtery, New Britain.
 She was I student at the Ledge school and had many friends in that institution.
 Visits Grange.
 F, E. Adams, state deputy Of the Connecticut Grange. was visitor at New Canaan today as q guest of the New Canaan Grange. Nr. Adams is q past master of the New Canaan Grange and will offlciate this eve ming at the ceremonies Of that or sauiZation which will include the third and fourth degrees to candi- dates.
 Court Postponed.
 The regular session Of the Berlin town court has been postponed one week as the result of q lack of eases on the docket, Judge George G. Griswold who has been confined to his home with an attack of grip, IS reported to be improved
 What They're Doing.
 MT. and Mrs. C. M. Hamilton and daughter Of school street have re- turned from months visit with MT. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton Of Dun dee, New York,
 4 daughter was born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. k. w. Hoffman oi Middletown. Mrs. Hoffman was tor merly Miss Mildred Johnson of thls town.
 MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hamilton ot School street have as their guests Mir. and Mrs. [. D. Hamilton of Dundee, x. '.
 Occupy New Building.
 The Goss X Lc"uw Mfg. Co. has occupied it's new building and man rfacturng operations are now Eo- ing on in the large unit. several ai- tcrations were made with the addl- tion of the new plant and the once of inc concern was shifted into the addition.
 The annual meeting of the stocS- holders of the company will take place in the companys office on Friday afternoon. March 23, at O clock.
 Mud. Mud, Mud.
 Konsinrton center is bringing back to the returned overseas vet .crans recollections of Flanders lieldS' Softened by today's rains' anNie deep mud has greeted the Pede'- trians from the Savings bank side walk to Pennington avenue. Aulo- mobiles which use the footWays TOT parking >spacos have rnttod the ground and have softened the ear'h 10 such a degree that walking up Ma,n street is a process of hopping from one dry spot 10 another
 Lynch Estate
 James J. I'itzsimmons and oiauue w. stevens, appraisers of the estate of the late Mary Lynch have placed q valuation of S$,940.$1 on the estate according to an inventory filed to- day. The estate consists of a one- third interest in property in Ber'in' sl.1GG.G7; cash, Burritt Savings bank S2,0S4.SS and cash, Berlin Savings bank. S6SS.76.
 5000 Auto Crash Suit
 As the result of an automobile ac- cident in which the plaintiff alleges that his car was destroyed, stanley King of kensington has brought suit for $r0O damages against Arthur Wall. The writ, is rcturnablc in the city court the first Monday of April. Attorney Monroe Gordon represents the plaintiff and Constable John Re- cor served the papers.
 Thc\ plaintiff claims that he was driving south on South Main street. this city, at about S:15 a. I'll. on February Is. The defendant was driving in a northerly direction, near Mill street. Without any warning the defendant turned in front of the plaintiffs machine. jt is alleged, the two machines colliding. The plain tiff's machine was forced toward a telegraph pole and was totally de- stroyed. according to the complaint.