New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

property of Joseph Veneziano. loss
 Sl.o0o. William Whitmore, aged 7O, dies. 22-Burglars visit Berlin stores. 25--Maria Bonaforte, aged
 62. dies. 29-William Schroeder, aged 62, and former selectman, dies.
 May 2-Fire destroys barn on Orchard road, loss s7,00o. 3-Ken- sington Mems Lyceum celebrates
 25th anniversary. 5-Charles Will Hams, letter carrier, receives con- gratulations from Postmaster Gen oral Harry S. New. 1o-C. F. John- son named selectman. 11-E. F. Honiss, 6S, dies. 20--BurgIars again visit stores. D. A. R. elects officers. 3o-Town honors soldier dead.
 June 3-Rural mail delivery es- tablishment 25 years ago today. g. Mrs. M. sheldon dies. Mrs. Emma B. Flcischer, age 47. dies. 13-Tax collector submits report 1S-High- waymen operate in Blue Hills. % Burglars visit kensington stores. 24-Trolley tracks removed. 30- kensington fire district committee elected.
 July 1-Gudo Pasina killed at Pickett brickyards. 11--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ekman celebrate 5Oth wedding anniversary. 20-Mrs. Hannah Fagan, age 5s, dies. 25- Perreta's store robbed of s400 in 2s-Storm floods town.
 August 1-J. E. McCorkle, age 5S, dies 4-Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips judge In World league" annual school report made by Miss Mary Griswold. & Barn owned by Julian Smeigel de- stvoyed by fire, loss sS,0O0. 12-Mrs. Rebecca Eddy Norton Griswolo, age 69, wife of health officer. dies; August Woodng, age G9. dies. Mrs. Emity F. Schofeld passes away. 16-Domnque Prata, age 56, dies. 19-Burglars get s4o0 in merchant disc at East Berlin Milling store. purchase sites for 29-Railroad station ran- sacked. 31-Dr. A. J. Goodwin wins right to practice by decision of su- perior court.
 September 1--Teaching staff an- nounced. 3--Andrew Solomon, 3o, dies. 10-1.059 children in atten- dance at Berlin schools. Henry Ora ham, age 7S, passes away. Paul Emmond, age 65, dies, l2--Tax col GS4. 13--Parties name candidates for town officers. 19-24 new citi- zens enrolled. 22-Budget for year announced,
 Oct. 1.--Kilby property to be paved with sidewalks and gutters. Az. Dwyer and J. R. Levin receiv- ed pluralities in Berlin district. G. o. r. control election. 5.-Annual town meeting set for 17th. 17.---An- nual town meeting held 19.-Mrs. Bertha Mildrum North passes away. 2S.-Julian Anduilewitz, aged 70, dies. 27.--John Pinches company decides to establish business in Der lin.
 Nov. 1.-Moorland farm building destroyed by s15.000 fire. 2.---Louis Griffith elected to lead Changers. 5. Mrs. Grace Ventres installed as president of Legion auxiliary. 7.--- Louis w. Andrews, aged 72. dies. New highway opened. S.-H. H. Raymond elected president of Com killed on Berlin turnpike. 15. Blue Hills section petition for new lighting system. 17.-Fox ranch settles in Berlin. 21.-Berlin post office and town clerks office enter ed by burglars. 23.-Police arrest 33 motor vehicle law violators. 26. Town free from contagious dis eases. 29.-John Malarney, veteran baggage master at local railroad station, dies at home in New Brit ain.
 Dec. 3.-School department an nounces tha: there are 1524 children of school age in Berlin. 5.-Michael Cngrady and Michael krunZ serious ly injured on turnpike by automo bile. Mir. and Mrs. Willard l., 1T ing celebrate 50th wedding annivor- sary. 6.-Mrs. Lucy Smith, aged So, passes away. S.-James Brown ccle- Orates S4th birthday. 9.--Rural free delivery route extended. 10.-Eolun- tee fire department drives for new members. 11.-kensington Congre-