New Britain herald., 1929-07-03

gation is being made as to his where abouts.
 Churchill House Sold
 The Churchill house on Berlin street has been sold to R. Clifford Merwin of New Britain by the d of the estate. The house is one of the oldest in Berlin and for 45 years was the home of Miss Sarah Churchill, who died this spring.
 Slight Accident
 A car driven by William T. Hop kins of Burnside smashed into the rear of an auto driven by Victor D. Pinano of New Britain near .he Berlin Congregational church last night There was little damage dor1 and Constable Frank Brown. who in vestigated the accident, made TO arrests The Burnside man was fo;- lowing the New Britain car clos fly and was unprepared for it's sudlcn stop.
 Holiday Schedule
 Tho Kcnsington and Berlin post offices will be open tomorrow until 10 a. m.. when they will close for the day. There will be no rural de- livery in the town on the Fourth.
 Coles store in Berlin will be open until noon tomorrow The stores Tn kcnsinston will be closed all day.
 The Berlin Savings bank will re main closed until Friday morning. Factories and shops will not be open on the holiday.
 Miss Dolby Leaves
 Miss Ivy Dolby. visiting nurse in town for the past two years, left this morning for Maine, where she will spend the summer. She rendered her resignation to take effect cn July 1. This fall she will attend Columbia university, where she will take course in advanced nursing,
 To Patrol Town
 Officers of the town will be on duty tonight, it was learned today from Constable George kanupka of kensington. It was announced yes- terday that no men would be on duty tonight, as they had to io traffic duty over the holiday. It IS not know where the officers will be stationed. but there will be one in Berlin and one in Kensington. They will serve until midnight and later if necessary.
 In the past there has been little trouble with celebrating before the holiday has arrived, but this IS thought due to the fact that there have been officers vigilantly on drt9 the night betore,'
 Leave For Burke Haven
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Montgomery of Berlin left today for Burke Haven New Hampshire, where they will spend the summer vacation.
 Boy Scout Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of Boy Scout troop 1 of Berlin will not be held th's week, due to the holiday on Thurs day.
 No Church Meetings
 The prayer meeting in the Ken sington and the Berlin Congresa- tional churches have been discon, tinued for the summer, as has tho Sunday school.
 200 Game Licenses Issued Arthur L. Woodruff. town clerk issued 200 licenses for hunting. fish ing and trapping from the first o the year until June 30, 1929. Elever hunting licenses. three trappin; licenses and 113 fishing licenses wer, given out Only 73 combination licenses for fishing and hunting were issued. This is about the sam' number as was issued last year. On Vacation
 Misses Helen Pajor, Nora Sisti an Elsie Serino of Kensington left to day for Newark. N. J., for the holi day and week end.
 East Berlin Items
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Turner, Mrs Fred Hubbard and Miss Edit Northrop visited Mir. and Mrs '''ilip Wells at Rockfalls yesterday
 Tfc mid week service of tn '' thodist church will be held thi "vcninE al S o'clock in the churcl F"ial rooms.
 Tho PlainEil'r Camu Ground vii '" on"n over the Fourth of Jul j.'. '''one w'-N'N~ to rtt"nd. Camp Northridge received sevcra