New Britain herald., 1929-09-05

tain them from either Commander Bunce or Adjutant Shultz, of School street. These medals are awarded by the state to all cx-servicc men who were residents of the state at The time of their enlistment.
 Dyer Not to Fun
 Tn a statement 10 the Herald last night, in order 10 still rumors Ray mond F. Dyer of Savage Hill. for mcr solcctman, stated that he would not become a candidate at the eau GUS to be held in October, for nom ination as a splectman or for any other o1licc." Mr. Dyer has served as Hel"Ctman for seven years at the time George E. Carter was first r"leCtman.
 S@lcctman III
 Second Scicctman Carbo was re- ported ill at his home in kersirg ton. He was unable to attend th,, meeting of the finance board last night at the town hall
 Finance Eoard Meeting
 The first of two meetings of the finance board was held last night at the town hall The board met in an effort 10 determine budget Tor the coming year. The budget may be completed at the next meet ing Of the board and then it VII be presented at a public meeting. AS there are no serious matters of finance 10 discuss it is thought that the budget for the year will be sim liar to that of las. year. cuualing almost S150.o00, tte schools obtain ing over half of that figure.
 Town AIrcting Tonight
 At Special town meet evening action will be taNen to le~ tcrmine whether to aV'h-'' SHl"ctman to ask for a highway al lotment due yearly to tho town r m he state. An appropriation will al 90 he asked to help maintain ,ho roads. As an appropriation by the town is necessary before the select men may apply for the state allot- sion will be obtained.
 t OrIt ICrmitS i'll Demand
 Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff has been kept busy lately making ont birth records for several children who desire to obtain work. Ii is rrrosSary for anyone desiring to c6- tain work to show that he is of tho l,1uITed age The state law on that provides for minimum age of six teen. or if the person has finished the eighth grade and is fifteen, he may obtain a working permit.
 tDson's Corner Again
 Bcrlin's bid for fame. throupb front page stories, has been mad and with telling effect. by means of accidents in and around the town lately Upaon's corr 1T has proved .u be stepping stone.
 Last night car driven by Stan ley ReGalis. of 91 Jubilee street, ran into and damaged car hrivcn hv Burton Hemingway. of Lower Lane. Nensinston. Hemingway was pro- "cedlng towards Berlin and had Just turned the corner when RegaIis "ra'h"d into him coming from the i opposite direction. Ii is claimed that 1 itcSalls took a wide curve and w.s unable to straighten out in time. He was arrested by Constable KanupIka and charged with violation of the rules of the road He will appear in the Berlin town court Tuesday night
 Sunday school RcOprns Beginning Sunday the Sunday school at the Berlin Congregational | church will reopen for the fall. It ' had been closed all summer This Sunday also marks the time when Rev. s. A. Fske will conduct the services at the church. Rev. Mr.. Fiske has been away all summer and his return is eagerly awaited. Miss Skinncr's Guest ! Miss Eleanor Philips formerly of Berlin, now of Reading Mass, vis- ltod yesterday at the home of Ruth i Skinner.
 kcElsiDgto1 to Meet Patrons Perciral field, Sunday, will be the meeting place of two of the teams in the now broken up New Britain league. Al the last meeting of tha two teams the Falcons beat the home team but the latter contest ed the game on the grounds that the New Rri:"inites used more than the share of men agreed upon. Re-