New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

would be about $6,oO0 a year. In helping to form a volunteer com rany, New Britain would be glad to give any possible aid. he concluded.
 The meeting was attended by many of the prominent men in town Tho American Legion was also well represented.
 Eorbids Sliding
 Acting in conjunction with the school department, First Selectman Leon c. Hall announced today that sliding is forbidden on all the main hills in the town due to the element of danger that the children arc forced to face. Starting today slid ing will be absolutely forbidden on the following hills; Percival avenue, Damon's hill, School street, Gaplin's hill upson's corner to the railroad undcrpass.
 Children will be allowed to slide on Mort on's hill in Kensington pro- ,ided that they turn into Peck street and do not go to upson's corner to discourage the children from going down the road from Upson's corner to the railroad un- dcrpass. Sliding will also be allow ed on Hudson street and on back roads where there is no danger from automobiles.
 Honored At College
 Word was received today from the Colby school for Girls at New Lon don, N. H., of the election of Eliza beth Coalc of Berlin as secretary treasurer of tho senior class. Miss Coalc is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. Chase Coale of Worthington ridge.
 Joint Social
 \ joint social will be given at the Legion hall in Kensington on Fri day evening. Feb. 1. at s o'clock for the members of the American Le- slon and the auxiliary. Refresh ments will be in charge of Mrs. Leon Hall Mrs. Henry Suprenant. Mrs. Edgar Pickett, Mrs. Charles Dickin- son and Mrs. Fred Scofcld.
 Whist Party Last Evening
 The Ever Ready whist players met last evening with Mrs. Mary Carey. First prize was awarded to Mrs. George Tryon. Mrs. Elsie Buxt- som was given the consolation prize. Refreshments were served.
 Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William r. Sheldon were rendered surprise party last evening by several of their friends in honor of their goth wedding an- niyersary. Games and cards were enjoyed.
 The couple was married on Jan. cS, 1909. by Rev. Dr. Davis. former ly pastor of the South Congrega- tional church in New Britain. at the home of Mrs. Sheldon. then Miss Christina Manz of Hartford avenue, New Britain. They have five sons, Douglas, William Jr.. Louis, Donald and Kenneth.
 Meeting Thursday The Woman's Missionary society of the kensington Congregational church will meet Thursday after noon at o'clock at the home Of Mrs. T. w. Emerson. All members are requested to be present. Quit Claim Deed Joseph N. Zuk has quit claimed his interest in six and half acres of land situated on Wcrthingtor ridge near the Adclson filling station | to Philip Grichak, according to q decd filed at the town clerks office | today. The deed also includes SC acres of land in Kensington knowr as the Beckett" farm. Court This Evening 1 The weekly session of the Berlir town court will be held this evening at the town hall at 7:3O o'clock Judge George G. Griswold will pre-. side on the bench and Prosecutor C 1 r. Lewis will represent the state. A short docket will come up for dis. posal.
 Judge Griswold stated today that i it was very unlikely that the case ol | George Rapp of Middletown, charged i with criminal negligence in the deatf l Of Hubert Williams of New Britain will come mp. He has not been no. tiiied of the findings of the coroner as yet.
 l Meeting Tomorrow
 The Woman's Missionary societ, Of the Berlin Congregational Churct