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East Berlin Items

Mr. Royal Morse is confined 10 her home with an attack of the grippe. She is somewhat improved today.
 The usual weekly meeting of the CommuSlity club will be held this eN Nening at s o'clock at Community hall. A short entertainment program has been arranged. 4 report of the Red Cross canvass will be made at this meeting.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church social rooms.
 The annual Christmas sale bv the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will be held next Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. At $50 o'clock a creamed chicken sup per will be served in the church banquet hall. An entertainment pro- gram has been arranged for the evening.
 The girls club will meet tomor- row evening at Community hall for the regular weekly meeting. The annual athletic elimination contest for the older girls begins tomorrow evening. Miss Etta Lawrence won the silver cup last year.
 On Friday evening the boys club will meet for the opening of the older boys contest. The competition this year will be keen as there are a number Of good athletes among the local boys.
 Wilhelm Johnson is making rapid improvement and will be able to sit up in a wheel chair this week. His general condition is exceptionally good and it will be only a short ,imo when he will be able to return to his home.
 The American Legion fair given by the Cromwell post will open Thursday evening and continue for three evenings. Philo Dutton is on the committee on arrangements. The Community club orchestra from East Berlin will play.
 Several from here attended the meeting of the Middletown Scientific Association at Wesleyan last eve ming.
 The first game for the East Berlin basketball team will be played with New Britain Trade school team. The game will be played next week.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
464 509 4S2 145a
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Federation to Serve Supper

icuefatOIl 10 serve SUpIer
 The Women's Federation of the Congregational church will serve a supper in the parish house at 6:& o'clock Thursday evening. This will he regular supper and not a chicken pie supper as scheduled. The public is cordially invited.
 Those who were unable 10 attend the recent Christmas sale of the Federation will have another oppor- tunlty to buy. The articles left will be on sale at the supper.
 To be Tried by Jury
 David Percau. charged with talk ing an automobil without the own CTS permission. appeared before the superior court yesterday. His hear ing Waf set for next Tuesday, when he wiI be tried by jury.
 AIotorist Fined
 Boleslaw Iusekwicki of Southing- ton. charged with violating the rules of the road. yas found guilty by Jus tice l.. s. Mills Monday evening and fined S5 and costs of s1221. His car had collidcd with another at Cook street and New Britain avenue last Friday night.
 Much Bowling
 Local bowling alleys were the scene of much activity last evening. At Hart's alleys the Methodist church bowlers repeated their earlier victory over the post office seXtet, winning three games and having pinfall margin of 150. Sharples featured. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Dusty League Bowling

The American Legion bowling team crashed it's way out into sole possession of the Industrial league lead last night by humbling the Ses- sions Clock team thrice while the Bristol Brass quintet was twice de- feat"d by the Business Men and fell back into second place. The eN- service men had wide margin on the clockmakers, and with kalish and Hoffman over the 300 mark they won an easy victory.
 The Business Men were ill eNccp- tional form. The Murphys, father and son. hit 309 apiece and Nalen- tine and Levine were close behind. the hi:-A single being 522 and q total of 1503 being set for the three games. krisenski was best for the Bristol outfit. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy and aid In our bereavement in the recent death of our brother. William 5. Slater, and for their beautiful floral tributes.
 Frederick Slater,
 Richard Slater,
 John Slater.
 Charles Slater and Family.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
AUT0|STS TAKE UP COURTS ATTENTION Drunken Driver Is Fined S1O0
 and Costs
 SEVERAL OTHER CASES
Reckless Driver From Bay State Assessed S35 and COsts-Thon,as Fagan's Condition Shows Improve mcIlt-Brief Items.

Motor vehicle law violations com posed the entire docket of the Der lin town court session held last eve ming in the Town hall. Judge George G. Griswold presided. The court was crowded to the doors by interested spectators.
 Erik Picrson was the first case brought up for disposal. He was ar rested Sunday on Berlin street by Constable Frank Brown for driving while under the influence of liquor pierson also tisu-sd in q slight ac- cident. He was lined S100 and costs by the court.
 c. Iant of II Irtford, charged with reckless driving, was discharged be- cause of lack of sufficient evidence. l.ant figured in an accident on No- Nember 26 on the state highway. A warm discussion took place when he was accused of being drunk by a witness who had been in the car at the time of the accident. He was also accused Of stealing the car by his companion in the accident. The court deemed the evidence very in sufficient and discharged the ac- Cuscd.
 F. Kramer Of Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. charged with reckless driv- ing, was fined S35 and costs. Kramer caused a car to leave the road and crash into a pole. badly damaging the car.
 Alexander Sullivan of 335 High street, New Britain, also charged with reckless driving. was fined s25 and costs This case was continued from last June because of the in- ability of William Young of Massa- chusatts to appear against Sullivan Young was injured when he was hit by .he Sullivan car and was in the hospital until recently Sullivan toCk a left turn into driveway without giving signal
 In the Pierson case the court gave the accused an extension of time in which to pay his Sne. The date was attended rI il the first of January.
 The state will continue the drive on motor vehicle violations for an indefinite time until the autoist be- gin 10 drive within the law. Courts all over the state are filled with mo- tor vehicle violation cases
 Fails to Appear
 Judge Ernest Sin'pson of the su- pcrior court ordered the bonds of Gustave Monte of Berlin forfeited at the session of tho court held yester- day In Hartford when tho accused failed to appear. Monte was charged with violation of the motor vehicle low.
 Funeral TOi.1N
 The funcral Of Walter Ell llewNrth tsl:c, who died Snndav. was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from hig hone in Warehouse Point Burial was in that town.
 Cases Serious
 Thn condition of Michael tngrady ard Michael Krunz remains serious at the New Britain General hospital l"'h r1"n ore su'ferinG from broken Er"eS received In nN auto accident S''""'"v r'eht. Forpital authori- i'''G r"nort that tho men have good chance Of recovering.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Hindus Fight for Relics of Woman Who Sought Death

London, Dec. 7 Pl-Thousands of Hindus fought to obtain fragments Of the charred clothing of Hindu woman who suffered fatal burns last week attempting to perform the an- clent rite of the suttee-self i'm notation of a widow with the body of her husband-says a dispatch to the Evening News from Allahabad.
 The widow was rescued by po- lice from the funeral pyre Of her husband. subsequently died of her burns and her body was thrown into the sacred Ganges near Patna.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS

At her Current Events Class this evening, Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett promises an interesting program. She will review the book, Grand mothers" by Clemway Wescott She will describe the play. Mid Sum- met's Nights Dream." as given by Max Reinhart Company. Then she will speak on, Ten Years of Soviet Russia" The Dead Sea Treasure, |" and Foreign Loan Censorship" This lecture Is given at the Young Women's Christian Association, and is free to the public,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
At Hart's Alleys:
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On the same alleys the Smoke Eaters finally won their first match of the season. averaging themselves on the Acorn A. C., despite the work Of Silverio. Seymour led the fire men. who took the first game by pin. dropped the second. and came back in the third 10 win the match by II pins. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Blues,
414 445 42e-1345
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444 434 476-l354

The Pythian Sisters will conduct another whist in their series tonight at Odd Fellows hall. The general public is invited.
 The High school-Y. M. C. A. bas- ketball game has been postponed from this week and no date has been Set.
 A dance will be given at the Ionic club on Saturday evening, with music by the Majestic orchestra. The public is invited.
 The Baptist church Young Peo- ple's society will hold its regular monthly business meeting and so- cial in the church parlors at 7:45 o'clock this evening
 Maude Ryder Farrar will have a sale of fancy work Thurs, and Fri, afternoons and evenings, Dec. Sth and 9th, at her home, 4s Maple St. -Advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
MILITARY NOTES

Hartford, Dec. ' (Ip-Orders from the adJutant generals office appoint First Sergeant Guy Barber Welles Troop C, first squadron cavalry. sec ond lieutenant, vice Learned trans ferred to the national guard reserve. Hc is assigned to Troop C. Second Lieutenant Walter Tedford, 169th infantry, is transferred 10 the re- serve upon his own request.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
NEW WAY TO STOP FITS

Wonderful results are reported by Epi- lepsy Colonies using a new remedy that stops the most stubborn cases of Epilep- tic fits or spasms and Is not habit form Ing. Any reader who sends name to Phenoleptol Co.,, Dept. B-7l3, Box Il, St. Johns Place Station. Brooklyn, N. Y. will receive a free booklet explaining this new guaranteed treatment. Write them today.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
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4Ss 456 471--1413

At the Recreation lane. the South Ends won close match from the Blues, only nine pins separating the two teams. Dunbar was high man. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Another Mad Dog

A dog belonging to Adolphe Hem ne of south Washington street, after disappearing from it's home on Sun day. was caught by G. H. Filkines Of Windsor and placed in his cellar. The animal died. Examination by state authorities led to the belief that the dog was rabid
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07

In spite of the s3,o00, ,00O cyclone and flood damage 10 it's sugar cane, Queensland expects a bumper sugar crop worth SS0.0O0,0 ,0O0 this season.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
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 Funeral of Mir. LeHart
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs, Sidney E. Case Of Westwood park announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Dorothy May Case, to Harold Wheaton Reynolds of Burlington. Mir. Reynolds is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry W. Reynolds.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Legion Auxiliary DOtngs

The December county meeting of the American Legion ladies' auxil- iary will be held in the community house, Warrington Ridge. Berlin, at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The new county president, Mrs. Agnes Weld of New Britain, will preside. Buses leaving New Britain pass the community house, and local mem- bers will take these.
 The Plainville auxiliary members will be guests of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, at the posts regu- lar meeting Monday night. All mem bers are urged to attend.
 Funeral of Mir. LeHart
 The funeral of Benjamin LeHart. who died yesterday at his boarding place on Broad street will be held tomorrow from the undertaking par lors of W. A. Bailey X Co. It will be private, The body will be shipped to Mount Vernon, x. Y, for burial.
 Mr. LeHart came into a large in hcritance as q youth in England. but he sQuanGered it and was sent to a. farm in Manitoba. Canada. He soon loft there and came to the United States, settling alone in Plainville F years ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Electric Contract Awarded

Upon motion of Councilman Charles R. Anderson, the contract
 for electric light bulbs and other electrical necessities for the year
 starting December was awarded 10
 the Bristol Electric company. For
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07

The supper for the young people Of the Berlin Congregational church will be held at the church dining room tomorro" evening at G:30 n clock
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Seeks to Purchase

An offer of S1,600 for property owned by the city having frontage Of 200 feet on Middle street and depth of 15o feet was submitted to the city council last evening by James F. Heffernan, local real es- tate man. The matter was referred to Mayor Crumb to investigate and report at future meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Il TELEPHONE C0.
 WORKERS HONORED
Are Awarded Vail Medal for
 MeritoriOuS Acts

New Haven, May 6.-tP-Theo- dore N. Vail medal awards have been made to II employees of the Southern New England telephone company for meritorious acts of public service in their employed capacities or beyond the routine of ed were chosen from much larger list of cases in which genuine pluck, coupled with a publicly help full application of first aid principles had been shown.
 The only Vail bronze medal awarded went to John II. J. Rock ensusz, a repairman living in West Haven who last summer saved the life of man at Sound Beach. A special honorable mention was given to George B. Johnson, exchange manager at Mystic, for resuscitation of woman taken from Long Pond, Ledyard. last summer.
 l Honorable mention was given to 1 Olive B. Thayer, assistant chief operator at Torrington. who by per sistence secured physician for a woman threatened with death from asphyxiation: Sterling F. Rydon. 1 lineman, Stamford for first aid to 1 four victims of an automobile ac- cident: Joseph A. Tabor. foreman and John B. Walsh and Andrew J. McG linemen of Norwich who over by an automobile. gave him first aid and took him from Jewett
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
NEW DEMOCRATIC : W0MAN'S LEAGUE
Will Oppose And-Prohibition
 Candidates

Washington, May UP)-A group of democratic women gather cd here today for a, conference on law enforcement and discussion of crime prevention,
 Mrs. Jesse Nicholson. Chevy Chase, Md, who called the meeting, said an intensive educational program was to be arranged to arouse women to take more vital interest in public affairs. especially observance and enforcement of laws.
 "Women members of the demo- cratic party who upheld the laws will not endorse the nomination of any candidate for any office who is not loyal to the Constitution" Mrs. Nicholson said.
 Tendencies in the democratic party at present point to repetition in 1928 of the tragedy that was en- acted in 1924. Women democrats in every section who are anxious for party success realize that steps must be taken to check concerted effort that is being made for the nomina- ton of nulliflcationist for the presidency"
 Callers of the conference today an- nounced themselves as the National Womans Democratic Law Enforce ment league and made public the fol- lowing platform on which they in- tend to stand through the next pres- tdential campaign:
 "The Constitution of the United States and every article and clause in it is a part of the law of every state
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
women's legislative committee, St.

women's legislative committee. St. Louis. Mo.
 Mrs. J. Walter Barnes, Charleston. W. Va.
 Mrs. William R. Pattangall, na- tional democratic committeewoman for Maine.
 Mrs. J. H. Middlebrook. Burling- ton. Vermont
 Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, Miami. Florida.
 Mrs. J. Morgan Stevens, Jackson. Miss.
 Judith Hyams Douglas, attorney at law, New Orleans. La.
 Mrs. T. w. Bickett. wife Of former Governor Bickett. Raleigh, N. c.
 Mrs. Elwood Sharp, Council Grove, Kansas.
 Mrs. Mary Whiting Pieteraz. Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Mann Wills. Brownsville, Tenn.
 Mrs. J. o. Ross. Houston, Texas.
 Mrs. Charlton Dunn, Greenwood, Miss.
 Bertha McCaffertK Truitt. vice chairman democrati1 organization Sth congressional district, Enid, Okla.
 Mrs. Clara C. Clayton, member democratic state central committee. Lincoln, Ncb.
 Mrs. Frank Reeves, Wenatchee, Washington.
 Mrs. c. M. Hay, St. Louis, Mo.
 Mrs. Annette B. Ehler, mayor of Hennessey, Okla.
 Hon. Edith M. Atkinson, judge of juvenile court, Dade county, Miami.
 Florida.
 Nellie Taylor Ross. former govern or of Wyoming, Cheyenne. Wyo.
 Mrs. John Franklin Joyce, Carls- bad. New Mexico.
 Mrs. Alexander Thompson. former member Of the legislature, Portland, Oregon.
 Mrs. George H. Brandau. secretary Tennessee woman's democratic club. Jackson. Tenn.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
City to Norwich to a physician.

City to Norwich to physician.
 Mrs. Ruth W. Northrup, junior supervisor at Sound Beach, for per sistency in efforts to secure a phy- sician for a child suffering from convulsions; CharleA w. Douglass, repairman of Derby who picked up a man he found unconscious in a wagon on lonely road, carried him home and administered first aid during severe weather last winter; Joseph c. Purvis. cable splicers helper. New London, who rescued from manhole a cable splicer overcome by gas and revived him by emergency treatment: Walter J. Kozuch. special clerk in the plant department, Hartford. who aroused at night by cry of fire" hastened to the scene Of the fire in a neigh bor's home and entering the smoke filled house, reused the family.