New Britain herald., 1929-09-24

BroWn asserts that Caal was gons at least 50 miles an hour at the time of the crash.
 sam COalc Home Soon
 For over five months an invalid in the Lawrence and Memorial hos Dital, Now London, where he has been undergoing treatment for Il compound fracture of the right leg Samuel Coale, son of Mir. and Mrs z. Chase Coale. of Worthneton ridge, is expected to return to his home on Berlin street at the end of this week or the beginning of next He was severely injured when the propeller of the aeroplanc he was cranking struck him, and he was taken to the hospital, where he has remained sicc.
 Apply For Marriage License
 Application for marriage license has been made at the office of the town clerk by Donald Clifton Gay lord and Miss Margaret Grace Root, daughter of Mir and Mrs I.cvantinc Root of East Berlin. Miss Root is well known in the town and iJ at the present time employed as teacher.
 Hunting season Draws Near
 Although the office of the town clerk is not marked by any unusual activity caused by would be hunters seeking their yearly licenses, the time when the woods will rcsound with the sharp barks of the hunt ing dogs and thc cries of the hunt CTS is fast approaching. The off cial opening of the season Is on October s, when the gray squirrel season opens 10 last until Novem- bcr 24. Wild hares and rabbits may be hunted from November 10 De- ccmber 1G. Bird hunting will not start until later in the year.
 Foreclosure Granted
 The Berlin Savings bank, in an action against Adolph AbuCzewicz and others, has been granted q fore closure for q debt Of s2,gST.1G. The foreclosure property is located on Franklin street. I<irkham, Cooper, Hungcrford and Camp represent the plaintiff.
 Funeral of Carmine GinnOtta
 Funeral services for Carminc Gi. anotta. who died Sunday afternoon were held from St. Paul's church this morning nt 2 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Brennan 0fiiciated at a requiem high mass. Burial was in St, Mary's cemetery in New Britain.
 Missionary Society Meets
 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Konsington Methodist church will hold Its first meeting of the tearon at the hem" of Mrs. C. F. Lewis tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. A GEeci@l program has been arr" ed, and those who have ccrncd their dcllor during the Erm- mar are requested to bring the dol lar and tell how they earned 1t.
 EOtci
 James Coalll"y, formerly of Ken e'rgton, visited in town yesterday with his friends.
 Mrs Mary Biskupiak of Berlin and Edward Kislowslii of NcWington have applied for a marriage license nt the office of the town clerk in New Britain.
 Miss 1Guniee Pratt Of the Metho- dist hospital. Brooklyn, N. r.. Is spending few days in town visiting her mother.
 George Pickett of Worthington Ridge is spending weeks vacation in New Ycrk city with friends.
 F. C. Charclle Of Richmond, Vt. is sperdinT a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Royal Morse.
 East Berlin Items
 The position of ianitor at the Hubbard school will be filled nt the next meeting of the school board, it is expected, there being ft least five applicants for the position accord ing to an unofficial statement. George Cole who held the position for a number of vcars vas rc%ard- cd as an unusually efficient man for the position, the Hubbard school holding the distinction among the Berlin schools as being the neateft and best kcnt boildinE in the town Of Berlin. Mr. Cole took special nriGc in l;e-i ir; the b"ild'"~ in inot- lea co-r't'cN iN or o,'' cf ''c s"hcol ,"~rl. TNo '-'' '' cr r." ''-"l NnEe rai~cd q srrt of mo""v t0 ''""hcse picture to be hung In the school