New Britain herald., 1927-08-30

spraying activities of the state de-
| partmcnt in connection with its now
| program, the superintendent said
that thus far spraying activities
We're planned to be handled by the
state. While he mentioned the fact
that the state activities on the trees
was merely a temporary measure
and future action would be based on
the results of present activities, he
/ felt that the state would continue
the work.
/ In case the state finds the work
too expensive for its appropriations,
, the towns would be given back the
+ care of the trees he said, but he re-
Sarded such course as improbable
Local officials are satisfied with the
state policy and claim that. with
their extensive appropriations. the
state authorities will be able to
handle the work much more COM
pletely than has been the case. The
need for a general survey of tree
conditions in this town was widely
admitted, the old naples presenting
several apparent hazards to pcdes-
TRANS and motorists.
Era r. Hart
Word has been received of the
death OF Era 7. Hart former prom
inrnt resident OF Kcnsington and
late OF Newark, New jersey, who
died Yesterday in Waterbury. He
WAS recently confined to the Water
bury hospital where he received
treatment for kidney trouble.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. j. NJ. Eurroil of Waterbury and
Mrs. J. VI. Whitilcsey of Morris, and
a son. Jonathan T. Hart OF Maple
Hill. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. J. N. Whttlesey
OF Morris. Burial will take place in
the family plot, West Lane cemetery,
Kensirgton.
Although he moved from krnsing-
tor several Years $50. Mr.. Hart Was
well known here, being a member OF
the Hart family which has held one
Of the most prominent places in
kcnsington records for many years.
No Court Tonight
In the absence of a docket. the
regular Tuesday evening session Of
the Berlin town court will be post
poncd until next week. Judge
George G. CrisWold With his sisters
Misses Fanny and Mary T.. GriswoId,
are enjoying vacation at Point O.
Woods beach.
stolen Car Found
Charles NJ. Weldn of Pennington
avenue reported to the police yes
tcrday that a sedan had been stolen
from his garage at the rear OF his
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon report
ed that they had returned from
ride on Sunday evening and had
locked the machine in the garage.
Yesterday Mr.. Weldon found the car
missing wnen he went to the garage
and a general search was conducted
bv police and authorities of nearby
towns.
Plainvillc officials succeeded in To-
eating the car late last evening near
Sunset Rock, where it was found
inside down and rincd of its con-
tents. 1t is believed that the thieves
pushed the car from the garage as
neither the Weldon family nor the
heard any signs of a car
being started during the night. 70
lice are inclined TO favor the sup
position that tn ecar was stolen by
the burglars who rillcd the East
Berlin station Sunday night. Blan-
kcts and a kit Of tools were stolen
from the machine and the car WAS
slightly damaged.
Appointed Administrator
Fred ID. Schoheld has been APP
pojnted administrator of the estate
Of the late Emily $, Schoticld, &C
cording TO Il notice posted ON the
bulletin buari today
Practice Game Tonight
The Berlin Juniors baseball team
Will meet the American Legion team
this evening at Community field, on
Worthington ridge, in practice
game. The LcSionnair"s have conf
hincd to make Il team when VIII
give the local youngsters an OPP
portunIty to get III some much-hted-
ed practice and the result OF theif
interest i'm the league nalirrS nag
been manifest in the improved play
ing of the Ridge squadron. The Jun
iors are still striving for win be
fore the end of the season, thelr as
set column being Il series OF blanhs
since they began play this spring.