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New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
FEAR NEW HIGHWAY
 WILL BE SPEEDWAY Berlin Authorities Anticipate
 Trouble From Fast Drivers
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Funeral of Mrs. Weber Today-In- >tnllntiOn of Officers by the Amer icun Legion Po,t--ChurCh Ser,- i,s.s >unday-Othcr Items.

TA" heavy traffic and the many ru>,s Of apparent reckless driving ..nce the new highway has been ...art"l has brought up q new and uiiicult problem for the Berlin au- 'lori'i"s to contend with. The road. nU.n the New Britain town line 10 the turnpike, promises to be d vir- tJGl speedway if the present indica- ions continue to exist. At the pres ,at, car after car comes speeding .uOund tpson's corner at a danger uIs and reckless speed that prom 5v, 5 10 make the corner q notorious one in the way Of accidents. The .i-4lway from New Britain to lp- .nn's corner is free from any in rserling streets or lanes, but the situation becomes different after one strikes Pennington avenue. This ;t,unue is full of small streets and cross roads that cut into 1t al very rlosn angles. Many Of these inter- sections are practically blind, the road to the railroad being a menace O public safety. As driver comes uuIer the railroad bridge spanning tine road, he has no chance at all of seeing a car coming down the street from the station. Regardless of the dangerous aspect Of the road, u.tny vehicles, mostly business trucks. come flashing out on to the highway at a fast clip. Before the new highway was started this point gas not as dangerous as It IS now Dccause of the poor condition oi the .gad. All cars were forced to SLOW ,!uwn as they came through 1he railroad undcrpaSs because Of the numerous holes and bad ruts. on" .leu has been taken by the buiId- ITS of the road to eliminate the bad condition it Upson's corner. strip ,,c cement, about eight feet m length. was added to the road rom Iaa top of the hill and extending .Ioryn the left side of the road to short distance of about 100 yards This will allow cars coming up the l,ill little more space Tn "hlch ,hev can draw over when they are taking the turn.
 constable William Richie. who n~s been on duty near the railroad i,r;1gc since the onc-Way tra1ric OH ,h.- new road work was established, ,r.Jicts that the highway will be- come a speedway judging rom what he has seen day after day. lie has been observing the speed ot me cars and thinks that the new thor ourhfare will cause the authorizes ,I,ntv of trouble in the future uh- I,ss nroncr means are taken 10 po- lice it. ,.
 F,yperienced drivers think that fin highway is a well planned piece oi work.
 Attend Football Game
 Many local people are at'ehnihs the Yale-Dartmouth clash at Ne" IIov.n this afternoon. There mas },.en great deal of interest shoWn sinca the Yale team defeated the si ong Army team.
 large number of Boston college ,.t.,lenls passed through B"riln on tL,i,. Hay to the Boston collese clash with Fordham at New forh, Many cars filed with students an" decorated with the college colors followed each other in long inc.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Lindbergh Going to
 Michigan Field Monday

New York. Oct 29 (UP)-Col. Charles A Lindbergh intended ta leave here Monday for Selfridge field. Mich, to watch and possibly participate in the maneuvers of the army air service pursuit planes.
 The fier then will go to Detroit for few days to visit his mother and then 10 St Louis. He said he would make no announcement 0 to future plans until he reached St ,Ouis
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Sons of War Martyrs
 Eligible to West Point

Washington. Oct. 29 LP - Only sons of men killed in action ii France are eligible for present va4 canCies at West Point. Of the 4e cadetships specially created in 1926 for youths who lost their fathers iQ war battles. the war department says, only five have been filled. M vacancies exist in any other classea of appointment to the Academy.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
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 The South End football team will meet the Frog Hollow Echoes Of Hartford tomorrow afternoon at the high school feld. The reorganized team has put in q hard week Of prac- tiCe under Coach Gas" kolpak of the New Britain Blues. and he feels the team ought 10 be a match for the visiting combination. The probable lineup:
 First team: Frltze, le: Sabia, It.; Hemingway. lg; J. Cascielo, C; C. Cascleilo, rg; Dick White. rt; Pete Daniels, re; Billy Tolh. qt, Marinel- Ii. lhbi Dawson, rhb; Dawson. ii.
 second team: l.. Carbone, le: Mon zillo, lt; "Fatso," lg; "Huss' White, c: L. Pestillo. rg; Tod Wnito. Tt; Bill Cassidy, re: Castiola, qh, DiY ulio, tb; Cavanaugh. lhb; Joyce, rhh.
 Episcopal Church
 Services tomorrow at the Church of Our Saviour will be as follows: Holy communlon at a. m. Church school at 1925 a. m, Morning pray cr and sermon by Rev. L. 0. Melville .at II o'clock. Evening service at 7;i5 o'clock.
 The vcstry will meet at s o'clock Monday evening to prepare tor the annual every member canvass.
 The Woman's guild will hold d meeting Wednesday afternoon al 2:3o o'clock. A harvest supper, to which the public is invited, will be served at o'clock.
 Piain,illc M. l.. Church
 The services of the PlainyiIle M l.. church, tomorrow will be as fol- lows: Morning worship at lU:45 o'clock; sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pastor. The pastor will also have charge Of the evening service al : o'clock. Sunday school with classes for all ages at 12 noon. f.p- worth league al ( ?. m. Miss Mar jorio Fisher will he the leader Miss Fisher will talk on her recent visit to France with the American Lr- zion. The public is most cordially invited 10 all services.
 Monday evening the Epworth league will hold a social in the church parlors at 7:45 o'clock.
 Tuesday evening the Business and Professional Girls club will meet in th" church parlors.
 Rcdtrmcr's \. VI. F.. Zion Church
 Morning worship will be held in the Redeemer's X. NJ. F. Zion church tomorrow at II o'clock. sermon by the pastor, Rev. NJ. N. Greene. sun day school will be held at 12:1a D. m.. Mrs. Louise Mayors. superin- tendent. Christian Endeavor serv- ice will be held at 6:3O p, m., Miss Bessie Binford, president. Evening preaching service at 7:30 ?. m, sermon by the pastor.
 Monday evening at s o'clock Halloween social will be given at the parsonage by q committee Of the church school,
 X fish supper will be given by the missionary society at the residence Of Mir and Mrs. John Beverly on Thursday evening from 5 to 9 0 o'clock.
 Baptist Church
 Sunday services at the Baptist church will be as follows: Morning worship at l0:43 o'clock, sermon by he pastor, Rev. \. D. kcndritI, pb. The choir will sing an anthem. "l Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Petite. A duet "l Would Be Used Of Thee, Mund, will be sung by Mrs. Walter M Bradley and Mrs. (. J, Morse. Talk to the juniors ny th" pastor. The junior choir will sing.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
DIRECTORS CHOSEN FOR COMING YEAR Chamber Of Commerce Names
 Official Board BOYS SUNDAY TOMORROW
Various Pastors Cooperating for special >er,iccs-TaN DiTirC Is Open This Afternoon.

Al meeting of the Bristol chamber of commerce held last eve ming. ballots of members were opened, showing the following di- rectors elected for l927-lg2S:
 Industry Group: Charles E. An derson, J. Ernest Andrew, Edward lngraham ami Dudley $ lngraham; professional group: Dr. E. N. Whipple; general welfare, Philip J. Ranney; merchandising and trade group: r.. N. Browning and C. F.. Carlson: bankinS insurance and real estate: William r. Calder.
 The directors who hold over for another year are Harry C. Barnes, Arthur r. Nooiford, David lip man, Charles N. Gordon. Ephrod- itus Peck. Raymond Crumb. Prank $ Merrill and Percy l.. Norton.
 The election was held by mail ballot, which was sent out 10 each member carly in the week. Judge $ Russell Mink. Charles x. Gordon and Joseph Valentine were the judges.
 Boys sunday
 Tomorrow will be recognized as boys Sunday" in many of the churches of the city. A fine spirit Of cooperation has been manifested by the pastors of the Bristol churches, their willingness 10 aid being d demonstration ot the great interest which the entire commun- fly has in the boys.
 II is proposed to broadcast q mes sage from the pulpits tomorrow Of the worthiness of the forthcoming campaign to raise funds for the building program proposed by the Boys club.
 Rotary and Lions Clubs to Aid
 The plans for the campaign, which is to open next Wednesday, are grad uallv being perfected and team as signmcnts are practically complete. Members Of both the Rotary and Lions clubs have cNinCed a keen tn- torest in the drive and each club will put q team Of solicitors In the field. The rivalry between the two organizations has resulted m an agreement to the effect that the club raising the lesser amount for the fund will be assessed the price ot a good dinner. This means that the Rotarians will try to twist the Lions tail so that a roar will be heard The Lions believe, however, that the roar will be one of victory. As an example of the interest it has been agreed that, no matter which team emerges victorious, that team will donat" the price of the dinner to the building fund.
 Merchants to Help
 In response 10 suggestion by the general chairman. Charles T. Trcadway. many Of the merchants have agreed to deviate from their usual policy of no display cards in their windows by placing in their choice windows the large plaCards featuring the campaign.
 Arnold Publicity Chairman
 Earl J. Arnold. former secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce and now member of the firm of Arnold and Arnold. is the publicity chairman Of the campaign.
 The expenses of the campaign have been guaranteed by a group of local men. which means that
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
Dusty League Bowling

The Standard Steel bowling team came from behind in this weeks match in the Industrial bowling league. defeated the Peck Spring tied the Sc Sions Clock Co. for first place. Tn" II. C. Baum team got out of the cellar hy handing the Casting Co. q defeat The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
rect to the fund.
 Funeral of Miss Alice Wheeler

every dollar contributed will 10 di- rect to the fund.
 Funeral of Miss Alice Wheeler
 The funeral Of Miss Alice Wheel CT. aged 50. who died ill New York Thursday. was held this afternoon at the Congregational church ID Burlington. Interment was in the Burlington cemetery.
 Miss Wheeler was for years resident Of Burlington. where her father. the late Rev. John Wheeler, served as pastor of the Congrega- tional church.
 Recovering From Injuries
 Mrs. Flora kennaston of Main street. this city, who is receiving treatment at the New Britain Gen. 'ral hospital, is reported 10 be slow ly improving. Mrs. kennaston was severely injured when she was caught between two trolley cars near the green in New Britain about ten days ago.
 Tax OHicc open
 Tho office Of City Tax Collector Prank E. Riley will he open this aft "rnooU from 1;30 10 , and this eve ming from 10 S for the accommo- datiou of taxpayers dosiring to pay inc first taxing district tax This tax must b" paid On CT before Tues- day, November l~t.
 sunday Football
 Two football games, on" at Muzzy field and tho other at Heffcrnan field. are slated for tomorrow aft- crnoou. At Hoffernan field the Maple Ends will line up against the fast West Ends of Torrington while at will furnish the opposition for the Muzzy field the AlI-Berlin eleven Bristol West Ends
 DcNotions This Evening
 There will be levotions at .:S0 o'clock this evening III honor Of s. Anne.
 Boxing Bouts
 Henry Bell, colorcl, of Hartford. had little difficulty in disposlng of Vic Carlson Of Pepua buck In tho star bout of the amateur card staged by the Park Athletic club iu Red Mems hall last evening. Carlson was no match for his opponent and when he was knocked down in the second round, he elected ,o stay there une iii Referee John Willis had conG ciuded the count of ten. The mes fought at lS0 pounds.
 The result Of the other bout. wefl as follows: 11S-poun1 class. Petd Maloney, Pequabuck, won iccisioo over Tommy Georges. Hartford: l31 pounds, Frankie Gosli1, New Britain, decision over Johnny Bergstrom, Hartford: 40 pounds. Steve CaspaTh Pequabuck. decision over Bob Lewis Of Bristol; 1T pounds, Henry Frank, Bristol, won on technical knockout from John Moroski. Briss tol; 12a pounds, Nick Christieu Bristol. decision over Gus Bergstrom, Hartford; 12S pounds. Johnny Ans gelo Hartford. decision over Pete Garber, Terryville: lls pounds. Tony Juliano. Hartford. won the decision over Mike Cavalier. Bristol. In the last bout Juliano and Cavalieri were forced to box four rounds, the con- test being declared a draw at the end Of the third.
 Janet Elizabeth Castle
 Janet Elizabeth Castle, aged 5S years. died yesterday at the home of Mrs Francis Corbell at 59 North street. She is survived by several niecos and nephcws.
 The funeral will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the un- dertaking parlors of C. Funk and Son. Inc. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the First Congregational church. will conduct the services and burial will be in West ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

! deavor exercises will be held at o'clock. Fhe Young Peoples soci- ety will meet at [ o'clock
 Kcnsington Methodist
 Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow at the kcnsington Methodist church. At II o'clock. Rev. May E. Lord. pastor, will lead i the regular morning services with | an address on the subject "Thc Trees of the Lord Are Full of Sap" | The services will be followed by an official board meeting. The Epworth meeting at ' o'clock will be under the care Of Will Hanniford. The evening services at T:3o will be led by the pastor who will speak on the subject: "The Kingdom Of Heaven" On Wednesday the Ladies Aid so- ciety will feet as he guest Of Mrs Charles Sturhan. Thursday at 7:30 there will be a resumption Of the study of Christ's life. At 3:45, { Thursday. the Junior Legion will meet. A full attendance is desired so work can be started on the Christmas gifts for the Childrcn's Orphanage in York, Nebraska. The choir will hold it's weekly session at S:l5. following the services. The sewing class will meet at S:45 Fri da'- afternoon.
 Cars In Collision Two cars. driven by Mcriden doctor and two Wesleyan students crashed on Worthington ridge last night but there were no injuries re- ceived by either party. The students Were driving a small sedan which was completely wrecked while the doctor was able 10 proceed under his own power to a garage. The boys say that the heavy overcoats they wore saved them from inhry as the car turned over No arrests were made as the two parties came to an agreement as 10 the payment of the damages.
 St. Pauls Church. Masses will be celebrated al S and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Paul's church in kensington. At J U ilOth llIt 1lll>SlUl lOT lUF lldllGU II people will be open up under the care Of Missionary Father Ferrari.
 Tuesday is the feast of All-SaintS. Masses will be celebrated at 5:3o. [ and s.
 Sacred Heart Church.
 Rev. J. C. Brennan of kenSing- ton will otficiatc at the 9 o'clock mass tomorrow morning at the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin. Sunday school will follow.
 East Berlin Items
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

grogational church will be held at '3g o'clock Wednesday evening in tLe parish house. The adoption of q budget for the coming year will be acted upon.
 Fcrociou> Eleven Repeats
 The Ferocious Eleven repeated its previous victory over the Eagles yesterday morning at the high school field, but their former 4S-O margin melted away to a scant 7-6 difference. The Eagles scored in the first quarter and it looked bad for the ferocious Eleven, but the latter team came back in the third period to tie the score. and then a clever pass gave them the extra point aft CT the touchdown and brought vic tory to them. Buck Halbach starred for the losers, while the Ferocious El"ycu's backfeld worked in unison.
 Congregational Church
 Sunday morning service at 10:45 o'clock, The minister will preach: anthem The Souls Of the Right eous" Noble; church school after the morning service. Adult Bible class The man that nobody knows" oune Peoples meeting. 6:30 ?, m. "A high opinion of Oneself as test Of character.
 Church school officers and tcach- CTS supper and business meeting Tuesday at G:5u ?. m. in the parish house.
 The Womans Federation will hold its regular meeting on Thursday al o;%0 ?. m. in the parish house. Mrs. Arthur D. lIeIuluC,r of New Britain, recently returned from China, will speak on "Tnc Present Trend in China"
 Assessors in session
 The board of assessors is sitting throughout the day today in ite s"mi-lnaI meeting. The sessions last from 2 a. m. 10 ?. m. and from : 10 ?. m. Similar hours will te observed at the last session on Tuesday, and all property on which returns have not heon filed by then will be liable to an additional ten per cent levy as q penalty. The board states that the returns arc coming in about as they did last year. and the members expect to have a busy two days.
 F. J. Prior Much Improved
 r. J. Prior, former first select man, is much improved and was able 10 come downtown yesterday. He had long chat with the present first selectman, James Simpson. at the town hall and recalled the day, when he was mayor Of Plainvilln. Mir. Prior's brother. pr. !. F.. Prior of Boston. is visiting him.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will he held al the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow morning, with masses at s and T. o'clock and sunday school at o'clock.
 On Tuesday, the Feast of All Saints, masses will be said at 5:%0 and & o'clock in the morning.
 All Souls Day will be observed | with masses at and S 1 o'clock in tho morning. The 8 : o'clock mass will he a requiem high , mass.
 On Friday. First Friday. there will be morning masses at 5:30 and 1 : o'clock.
 < second anniversary requiem | high mass for Mrs. Helen Nelson , will be held Saturday morning at 20 o'clock
 Confessions will h" heard on Mon | day and Tuesday evenings and on , Thursday afternoon 2nd evening. i
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29
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Schenectady. \. Y, Oct. cs (UP1 A new theory for the cause 0 cancer was advanced here today G the convention of the New Yorl society.
 Dr. C. J. Gaddis. secretary Of th American Osteopathic associato1 said that modern research leads q the belief that the disease resulti from sagnation and stasis of thl body fluids.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

Because or the great number e Iahorcrs who have left tue farms od France. farmers are installing mod. crn agricultural machinery to rs place the cheap labor.