New Britain herald., 1929-06-25

of New Britain by reason of injury to person or persons or damage to apparatus and property of any per- son to an amount not to exceed fif- teen thousand dollars $15,000) in any one year arising out of or in connection with the New Britain fire departments response to Berlin calls, whether said injuries to per- sons or damage to property shall occur within the City of New Britain or within the Town of Berlin.
 (6) This agreement is to con- tinue in force until terminated by either party by thirty days written notice to the other.
 CD This agreement is to go into force and effect as of the date of June Sth. 1929.
 Still No Decision
 Members of the finance board met again last night but failed to come to any conclusion on the proposed addition to be built to the Kensing- ton grammar school. There will be another meeting of the board on Friday night to continue the discus sion and make an effort to take some final action.
 The fact that the addition would take away much of the playground space at the school is being carefully considered. as members of the board feel that the playground space is of much importance to the pupils of the school. There are some mem- bers in favor of the original plan to build a school on the Allin lot despite the objection voiced at two town meetings when this was put up for a vote.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting
 The final meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Kensington Methodist church will-be held at the church tomorrow afternoon. Supper will be served to members of the club and their families at 6 o'clock A program of entertainment will be provided in the evening".
 Sunshine Meeting
 The New Britain Sunshine society will hold it's annual picnic at the home of Mrs. John Pinches of Der lin street tomorrow. There will be meeting in the morning and a luncheon at noon. In case of rair the entire meeting will be held al the Berlin Grange hall. The dis. cussion of the plans for the home for the aged that is under consider. ation by the state society will be the topic for the business meeting. Slight Accident An automobile operated by Han. J. Roslyn of Swamp road struck g motorcycle driven by Clarence J Schmidt of New Britain. The acci dent occurred when Roslyn attempt ed to turn into his yard. Damage was slight and there were no arrests Constable Orville Ventres investigat ed the accident.
 Brings Foreclosure Action The Berlin Savings bank ha brought a foreclosure action agains Adolph Abuezewicz as the admins i trator of the estate Of Sophie ant Rozalia Abuszewicz. the John An drews Co.,, the Polish Insurance ant Loan Co.,. Bennie Waskierwicz an' Henry E. Vietz.
 It is alleged that on January 3l | 1920, the defendant, Henry E. Vie1 took out a note for $3,O00 from tn Berlin Savings bank on property ol Franklin street, New Britain. The interests of the defendant are as follows: Polish Insurance an' Loan Co.,. mortgage: John A. An drews. attachment: Bennie Waskier wcz. mortgage. Adolph Abuezewic is in possession of the property a the present time.
 Harold N. Williams of the firm o Kirkham, Cooper. Hungerford an Camp of New Britain is representin the plaintiff. Constable Fred Winkl of New Britain made service.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of s. Chase Coalt Jr., is reported as being much i'm proved at the Lawrence Memoria hospital. New London. where he ha been confined for the past tw months. Coale was badly injure when he was struck by the propelle of an airplane that he was attempt ing to crank at the Groton airpor He was connected with the Re Wing Flying circus. It is expecte that he will be able to return to hi home the latter part of August. II