New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

ing an almost westerly direction. He swung his ear to the right, crashed into tree with the right front frn- der CarOmcd off of that and struck anoth"r tree 20 feet further down the hill. The car was quite badly damaged. although no one was hurt.
 Death of Mrs. Phillips Mother
 Word was received in town yoSt"r- day of the death of Mrs. Miller, the mother of Mrs. Vernon l.. Phil lips of KcnSington. Mrs. Miller died in Chicago after an illness of several weeks. She lived in Konsington for q time last year, but her home is iu Dayton, Ohio. Rev. Nr. and Mrs. Phillips planned 10 leave for Day. ton this afternoon to attend the funeral services.
 Legion Meeting This Evening
 Bolton-Kasica post. American It. zion, will meet this evening in th town hall on Berlin street in pr"par- atiOn for annual election of officers Routine matters will be discussed and a nominating committ"" ap- pointed. A possible program for tin year will he mapped cut.
 Sues for Divorce
 Mrs. Carmolio Di Marco MnSScli, through her attorney, $. Gerard Casalc, of New Britain, has brought suit for divorce against her husband, Antonio Masscli of Krnsington. In the writ she charges her husband with cruelty and asks for a divorce and alimony.
 Boy scouts to Meet
 The Berlin troop of Boy Scouts will meet with it's scoEtmas'rr E. c. Shjrrdcn, in the parlors of the Con progational church this evening.
 The first meeting of Girl Scout+ Troop f will be held at the Berlin Congregational church Monday aft- otnoon at o'clock. This is tn" first meeting of the year, and all scouts are urged to attend.
 To NucM Legion Convention
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ncutrrs and Nr. and Mrs, Edgar Pickett left yc@- t"rday afternoon on a motor trip lo Louisville, Ken, where they will at- tend the national convention of ih" American Legion. Their proErrs. Mas reported yesterday afternoon when th" party returned to town Mir, Pickett had forgotten his pocket book and was not aWar" of th" fact until Bridgeport had been reached.
 The Legion special pun"d through Berlin last night, stopping only long enough to pick mp delegates to th' convention from inc nearby towns With the exception of th" party hiCh left yesterday, no others ha" been reported.
 To Rcconliti0n Cemetery
 An attempt will be made 10 r"- condition Bccklny cemetery, which for a long time, has presented ar unkcmpt appearance. Most of tn, members of the local D. A. }. chap. ter have ancestors buried there anc for some time have been p"tltiOnlnI the town to improve it's app"aranc" A no action was taken by he town the officials of the crEauiHation have decided 10 remedy the conditions with their own funds. The ground win be lovclIcd off and new gra.E planted there, and tn" place Will h' l cpt up as a memorial to the found CTS of in" town.
 Return Prom Maine
 Dr. and Mrs. l.. A. W"odlng Hn' Mrs. G. M. Upson of Grov" IIill l"V' returned to their homes after spend. ing he summer at Ocean park, OIc Orchard beach, Maine.
 East Berlin Items
 The principal social event of th' evening will be the scotch Whia party at St. Gabricrs Episcopa church at o'clock. The commit tee have planned an unusual evening of entertainment with plenty 0 surprises. Refreshments will b' served.
 According 10 changes made in tho Berlin branch schedules there is t' be no 3:05 D. ii. train from Middle town which is inc train that hiGl school pupils take 10 return h0m" it IS not yet known whether lt vii be train service or bus service hu il is assurcd that there will be u' train al this time. The high schoo "uthoritios have taken up with th' NcW Haven road the importance o having the afternoon transportation '"t1incd as there @r" between 90 ano | An pupils leaving MiddlctOwn at th" time.