New Britain herald., 1927-11-21

wood were found against the wall These were apparently taken by tn, robbers from the cellar 10 use in their work. The vault appears 10 bc badly damaged.
 Inquiries in the neighborhood found that people in the district of the town hall had heard noise or sunday morning between and 4 clock. When asked " hy they had not become suspicious the people re- marked that they thought that it was some one working on a truck on the highway. This happens often ill the carly hours of the morning.
 Finger prints were found on the window sill and on the desk of Mir. Carter. Numerous foo: prints and ether marks gave the police the i'm pression that there were at least three involved in the robbery.
 Scout Meeting
 The Girl Scouts of the Berlin Congregations church meets this afternoon.
 Meeting Tonight
 The St. Pauls Fife and Drum Corps will meet tonight in the Tabs hall for a business meeting and a rehearsal. All members are asked to be present.
 EntCrtains
 Miss Doris Honiss of Berlin en- tertaincd lhe LO-iIi club last Friday evening at three tables of bridge. Refreshments were served during the course of the evening.
 Panthers Win Second Game
 Tho Berlin Panthcrs in q game re- plete with thrills defeated the Bcr- lin Construction Co. team on the kcnsington field yesterday afternoon, 12 to 6. The panthers presented a strong line through which the iron mon could gain but little. Captain Ventura for the ironWorkers made the biggest gains for the Construc- tion team but was stopped often before he could get under way. Early in the first quarter "Hi' Prudhon scooped up the ball on blocked punt by Zehrcr and raced across the line for the opening touchdown for the Panthers.
 Kane for the ironworkers played sterling game at end, stopping many plays around his side of the line. showed up well, break ing up forwards. Zane intercepted T in, irI nd made the only touchdown for the ironworkers. Scully, the Panthcrs md, was the nemesis of the Con- 'truction company team. his long each enabling him 10 catch for wards for long gains. Scully made he sccOml touchdown for the 'anthers, catching a long pass from Macdonald and racing about 40 ards. Macdonald for the Panthers played brainy gamo at quarter oack. Zehrer and Scully, the 'anthers ends, stopped every play lround their part of the line and contributed much to the defensive york of the team. The third and deciding game will be played next Sunday lfternoon.
 Neriden Trolley Discontinued On December the trolley line rom the Westfeld depot to Middle own will be discontinued and bus inc service from Middletown to Ieriden instituted, The Berlin 'ranch train will then be the sole means of transportation between Vesttield and Middletown. Six troll rys a day will be run from Meriden 2 Wcstficld for localities between hose two points. This move on the part of the Connecticut company does not meet with favor and steps will be taken 10 btain better service. The company laims that it has lost money on the rolley line and will not continue 10 perate it at a loss any longer. East Berlin residents occasionally use the rolley as the Berlin branch line does | ot have close running time in the l fternoon.
 Exhibit a Success The recent exhibit of hooked rag ugs at the B. c. Porter Sons l nded Saturday. The rugs which 1 ere made by the class taught by | Hiss Bertha Warren of Berlin. It 1 as been decided to make the ex- ibit an annual affair.
 Union Services
 The final lecture of the union ervlces in New Britain, which in ludes the Berlin Congregational