New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

She Is survived by three brothers, William M. Fowler of Berlin; Charles H. Fowler of Los Angeles, Cal. and Frederick E. Fowler of Hartford. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at p. m. from the home Of her brother. Frederick, and burial will be in the Maple cemetery, Berlin.
 Berlin Farmers Meeting
 An open meeting Of tue Berlin Farmers club will be held ill the town hall on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. 4 vegetable meeting will be held and ali vegetable growers are cordially invited to attend. The speaker will be A. F.. Wilkenson. vegetable specialist at Storrs college. IL Is Mir Wilkenson's policy to help veg table growers with their prob lens Of seed selection. growing and cropping to the best advantage. IL is hoped that the local vegetable grow CTS will take advantage Of this open meeting and be present to discuss their vegetable problems with Mir. Wilkcnson.
 Warrantce Deed
 According 10 warrantce deed filed at the office of Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff, Richard Jewell and Margaret Jewell have trans terred their property in Berlin 10 Dr. Frank Huntington of Hartford.
 t{issinu IIUktnr ar,.,Sto<I
 Anthony DeEido of kensington, who had been sought by the local police since Tuesday evening, was arrested iaeA evening by Constable John Hackett on complaint Of the father of Raffale Guimhola, with whom DeNido engaged in a fistic brawl Tuesday evening on Main street, kensington. DeNiio inflicted a bad cut on Guimbola's s mouth with q ring, 1t is said.
 The case will he brought up for disposal in the Berlin town court on Tuesday evening.
 Grange Sewing Meeting
 A weekly meeting of the Grange sewing club wes held yesterday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Warn TT of kensington.
 Returns Homo
 Miss Mildred Jepson Of South Nltrldcn has returned to her home after spending 8 few days as the guest of Miss Florence Gibney of W rthington ridge.
 Receives Interesting Answer Patsy Sisti, well known barber shop owner in Kensington, became interested Ill q question last week and decided to write to the Wash inston bureau Of the Herald for an answer to his problem. Patsy want ed 10 know the name of the first white baby born in this country. He received an answer this morning. The letter reads as follows: 'Peregrine White was the first white child born in New England 1 which consisted the United States at hat time. He was born On November ! 70, 1920, in Cape Cod Harhor on board the Mayflower He later be- ' 'aine q citizen of Marshfield, Mass. 1
  where he was presented with 200 1 'cres Of land in consideration Of his | birth. He filled many minor civil md military offices in town and died | July 22, 1I04.
 Scales Complete
 ne scales on the Berlin turnpike 1 nave been completed by the state 1 police department and will be put i nto use ill short order. Telephone i, nen were at work this morning re- l moving pole that was ill the way 't the new scales. The police are 'tarting q drive against the over- { 0aGlnS of trucks and have erected ,hese scales for the purpose of weighing trucks that appear to be overloaded. State policemen will be 'fatloned at the scales night and 1! lay.
 To Hold Open House An open house will be held bv .n- hensington St. Paul T. A. B. society 1 'n Thursday evening. March s, in connection with the drive for new members