New Britain herald., 1927-09-20
BOSTON BAGS
$1.15 each
in Inn and HAL,

the road would disclose the scene of
the blaze.
knights OF Honor
| The Knights Of Honor of the Ken
sington Methodist church will re-
sumo their WEEKLY meeting this eve
ming at $50 o'clock at the church.
All members are asked to be pres
cnt as well as local boys who are In
terested in joining the organization.
Deluge Damages Roads
The heavy downpour which visited
this town last night at about $50
O'Clock did considerable damage in
the eXcavated district of the new
highway. washing away embank-
ments and making ponds Of the
holes recently dug by the steam
shovel. The underpass, with its out
let drain now completely blocked
by the construction activities going
on at that point. filled rapidly and
several cars were stalled, requiring
towing to release them from their
watery resting place.
Roads in Blue Hills and the Lower
Lane district suffered damaged
shoulders as result Of the exceed
ingly heavy fall OF water. The town
road force was sent out this morning
to check up conditions and to make
necessary repairs.
Court Tonight
Several cases are expected to
come before the weekly session Of
the Berlin town court this evening at
40 o'clock. Judge George G. Girls
void will preside and Prosecuting
Attorney Charles F. Lewis will han
de the cases for the town. Includ
cd in the docket is the case of Al
bert Gallnot Of Bloomfield, charged
with driving an auto while under the
influence OF liquor. Gallnott was
arrested last Wednesday morning
when his car collided with steam
shovel on the Beech swamp road.
Several other cases are expected
to be disposed Of as a result OF the
light. brake and windshield wiper
examination recently held by state
police. A lengthy docket is expect
ed by the local magistrate.
Close Season
The St. Paul Tabs baseball team,
under the direction of Manager Pat
Buckley, has completed its schod-
ulcd season, officials Of the club
have announced. A few more special
games might be arranged, il was eX-
planned, but the Western COnnec'i-
out league games have all been
played and the aggregation is pre-
pairing TO store its uniforms in the
lockers until next spring.
Although the local squad finished
the season we'll down in the list Of
the Western Connecticut association,
local fans are enthusiastic about the
chances for the team next year. This
being the Tabs first year In the field,
results have not proved dishearten-
ing to club officials. The squad was
formed for the purpose of develop
ing the towns younger players and
succeeded in uncovering some good
material.
Miss Flynn Improved
Miss Margaret Flynn, assistant
postmiStress at the Kensington post
office. who has been patient at the
Willimantic hospital for the past
two weeks suffering from a severe
attack OF pleurisy, is reported i'm
proved today. Miss Flynn was taxi
en- i'll while on her annual vacation.
Chicken Supper Thursday
The committee in charge OF the
chicken supper which will be given
by Berlin Grange at Grange hall on
Pennington avenue Thursday eve
ming. has announced that arrange
ments arc complete for n record
breaking attendance. Tho supper
will be the first of series of month
ly affairs which were voted by the
organization to take the place Of the
autumn fair which will be omitted
this year. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3.
Adams head the committee in
charge Of Thursday evenings event.
The regular meeting OF the
scheduled for this evening
will be omitted as members Of the
local organization are planning to
visit the Plainville Grange tonight.
Two numbers on the entertainment
program will be furnished by the
local chapter including musical
trio composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Hall and Howard Hall and vocal