New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

crashed into another at the junction of School and Berlin streets, yester- day afternoon. The bystandcrs agreed with her in that, further as suring her that it was an almost foolish venture on a crowded turn pike on a Sunday afternoon. The young lady, whose name could not be learned, had been proceeding along the pike toward Meridcn. at an alleged fast rate of speed, when she impulsivcly decided to turn into School street. She turned sharply hut another car was stationed where she thought she wanted to 30. A badly dented fender and a broken bumper was the result.
 Too many Instructions may prove disastrous to travel on the pike was the verdict of a driver in yesterdays cavalcade of motorists, as he CarOOmcd off a tree and crashed into a telegraph pole yesterday eve ming. directly in front of the home of Bert North. The damage was IlOt 7E4 lcVS anu q -l'l t'llli' t'i l'- pairs he was able to proceed on his way.
 Grange Fair
 The committoo in charge of the Grange fair will begin this evening to make preparations for the an nual affair at the Grange hall next week. There is great deal of work 10 be done booths must Ibe made ready and the all otherwise ar ranged so that it will be ready for the fair. Dancing will bc enjoyed each evening, the music for the three nights being furnished by three different orChcstras.
 Choir Sings in WalIingford
 The Junior choir. Of the Berlin Congregational church, attended the special service 0t the Masonic home in Wallingford yesterday afternoon. Members of the various Masonic bodies of the fifth district, to which many BCrlinitos belong. attended the services at the home. Transporta- ton was provided by local people, over 25 automobiles being necessary 10 take the choir and other interest cd members of the congregation to the temple. The junior choir rem 9cred several pleasing selections.
 Jason Taylor Improving
 It was learned this morning that the condition of Jason Taylor, chair nan of the board Of assessors. was slightly improved. He was taken to the hospital several weeks ago and his condition has been bcttering slowly since then.
 Annual Report of Officers
 The annual town report of the officers of the town of Berlin, was given out to the voters attending the polls this morning. The booklet distributed is the compilation of the reports of the otficors-tho select man, the town clerk, auditors, taT collector and the school board It consists of 45 pages.
 Skcct Club LoecS to Plajnyillc
 The KenSington Shect club lost it's second and final match to the PlainVille shooters at the fold of the local club in the Blue Hills dis trict, Saturday afternoon.
 Hunting Season Opens
 Though the elections appear to be unusually light this year, the hunting season promises to be one of the greatest in the history Of the town, according to the number of would-be hunters who have applied for license a the Cffice of the town clerk. The usual pre-hunting week has seen many callers at the office seeking permits for hunting, The season on most of the game in this locality opens tomorrow at dawn, and will last until November IS.
 East Berlin Items
 The women of Sacred Heart church will hold whist and social in tho churrh social rooms this evC- ming at 8 o'clock. Mrs George F. Dalhcy will be the hostess for the occasion.
 On Wednesday evening of this week the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a sup per in tho Community banquet hall at 6:3o o'clock. The supper is open 10 the public,
 The football squad was put through it's paces Sesterday morn ing in preparation for the coming