New Britain herald., 1929-02-26
Woman Greatly Improved


 Woman Greatly Improved
 Hospital authorities said this noon that the condition of Mrs. Emma Bartholomew of Meriden who jump cd from her automobile last Satur- day night in Berlin when the radi- ator blew up. has greatly improved. Hospital officials said that the X-ray pictures taken of Mrs. Bartholomew revealed no fractures.
 Her husband and thre children who were riding in the auto, escaped injury.
 Communion Service
 According to the Berlin Second Congregational church calender is- sued last Sunday. communion will be observed at the regular service next Sunday morning.
 Interest in Meeting Friday
 Much interest has been shown in Leon Hall on Friday evening to de- eide the question of erecting the proposed junior high school at the cost of S13o,0o0. The special meet ing will be held to decide five ques- tions. and it is expected that the town hall will be filled to the over- flowing point.
 Considerable discussion is taking place in regard to the proposed school house. Insofar as the erection n n col inl, y,,iIl wi, the town more complete public school system, will increase the pres ent tax rate, many residents have voiced their disapproval of the pro- ject. Many residents. however, have stamped their approval to the pro- posed erection, since the addition of new school will present a more perfect curriculum.
 Bank Directors Meet
 The directors of the Berlin Saw ings bank of Berlin held their monthly meeting yesterday after noon. Vice President Ernest w. Mildrum presided instead of Frank l.. Wilcox, who is sojourning in Florida. According to an official statement. the deposits have grown from $417.342.G9 in 1911 to s7,O13.- 50l.36 on January 1. 1929. and the surplus from $37,500 to s525,0OO. Notes
 Miss Ruth Warner has returned 10 the Berlin Savings bank after an | illness of two weeks.
 Tho 1aJipc n tho C,croI Hoo rt church in East Berlin held a food sale this afternoon in the church so- cial rooms.
 The ladies Of the Sacred Heart church in East Berlin held a food sale this afternoon in the church social rooms.
 Mrs. C. Schultz of Rockwell ave. nue. New Britain will open hel | homo for a card party this evening for the benefit of the Sewing society of the Berlin Grange. The public is cordially invited to attend the function. The games will start at { o'clock and refreshments will be served.
 John II. Webber of Middletowr road. Berlin. who has been sick fol the past week. is improving. East Berlin Items
 The Pythian Sisters whist part, held last evening at Community hal was well attended there being 1( tables of play. Prizes in bride whist were awarded to the follow. | ing: J. A. Williams, Mrs. Mildred Harrington, Miss Mary Cote. Mrs Sadie McCorkle and Miss Lends Mark. The prizes in whist were awarded to Mrs. Frank Cobey. Mrs Martha McCrum. Mrs. Frank Potts Mrs. J. o. Williams and Miss Elsi, McCrum. Refreshments were serv ed. There will be no whist part! next Monday evening, it being tn, regular meeting night for tn, temple.
 1 Approximately 10 carloads O gravel have been placed at the road side adjacent to Morse's corners The state highway department, it i said, are planning to make extensive repairs to the highway commencin, at the end of the concrete at thu "flats" carrying through to the olt mill. Some time ago engineers iron the state highway department spen considerable time on schoolhous road which had long been consid'