New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

Transportaticn company and said tc nave been 5000 pounds overweight with 8 load of iron and steel pro. ducts, collided with a truck carrying more than zoo cases of shoes. Pig iron. light sockets and shoes were scattered on both sides of the road for a long distance. Both truck. were badly damaged but neither driver was hurt.
 The second truck was operated by J. F.. Foley and is owned by the A Towle company of Boston.
 Reelected Secretary
 Mrs Henrietta l.. Pinches of Ber- lin was reelected corresponding sec retary of the Sunshine society at the -sth annual convention of the or ganization held in Hartford yester- day. Mrs. Pinches read her report at the meeting and also made re- port of the Sunshine home.
 Mrs. Pinches is one of the most active! workers in the Sunshine so- ciety and her choice for secretary was a popular one. The convention was largely attended.
 Sign Installed
 l'irs. Selectman George R. Carter installed sign in front of the ken- s,ngton post office on Main street this morning which prohibits the parking of automobiles within dis tance of about 20 feet from the cor ner. This is the first time that a parking law Was put III force in Ken slngton. Mir. Carter is also installing q number of signs about town noti- flying motorists of the schools that are in the district.
 Mir. Carter's action followed sug- gestions made by Judge George C. Griswold and Prosecutor Charles Y. Lewis at d session of the Berlin town court held few months ago.
 Numerous accidents have occurred at the corner in late years and many drivers complained that their view was blocked by the cars parked in front of the post office. At the court session a Mertden man was strong in his criticism of the condition exist. ing at the corner. He claimed that he was familiar with Main street but a parked car in front of the post office blocked his view and he was unable 10 sec d car coming out of the road by the side of the post office The result was that a bad collision followed.
 Although the Merden man was found guilty of reckless driving the ,ourt officials denounced the habit of motorists parking at the corner and ordered the constabies to keep the corner clear. This did not work out ;ery good because motorists pointed o the fact that there was no sign parking. The new park ng law is expected to improve the conditions at the corner o great extent. The signs painted n yellow with black letters.
 Certificate Of Settlement
 A certificate of settlement of the l state of George H. Sage. wo died on l tune 50. 1925. has been filed in the 'ftice of the town clerk. Henry E. 'age. son, is given farm property If 66 acres. The land is located on 10th sides of Warrington ridge 1 bout half mile south of the Town ,all Mary F.. Sage. his wife. Is given house on Wilcox avenue. East Ber- ] in.
 Final Meeting
 The final meeting of the commit- ccs in charge Of the Berlin Grange arrival will be held this evening touches to the arrange nents will be completed. The carni- al will open at the Grange hall to- morrow evening and a good attend nee iH expected. It will,be known as Meriden" night and the Grange rom that place will present an enter 1 ainment. Dancing will follow. The Ora nge has worked hard dur 1 ng the past month to make the af- air a grand success and extends . ordiat welcome to the public to at- end the carnival.
 ltcNlS Miss Marjorie F. Mueller. daueh- ar of Mir. and Mrs. Carl S. Mueller. as entered Barnard college in New ,ork city.
 The Women's Aid society of the serlin Congregational church will resent two one act plays at the own hall on October 1T at s o'clock. !