New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

to ship vegetables. The time cIe- mcnt Is very Important 10 the farmer and ln past years the man at the market first has obtained the best price. If the farmers were forced 10 stop rnliI the inspectors went through the load. by the time the market was reached it would be too late for profitable trading. they say.
 All members Of the club and others interested in the subject ;re urged 10 attend. It was announced late today that the meeting Satur- day night would be merely d pre- par2tion for q meeting to be held q week from Saturday. Committees will be formed to investigate the matter more thoroughly and to m&E" plans for q huge mass meet ing on February in the town han. At this second meeting frd"rnl men will ba heard. This meeting will be open not only 10 local farmers but to all those interested in the prob lem in nearby cities and farming communities.
 ludrr Galfncy to Retire
 Judge Bern IrI F. Gallrcy. jud..c of he probate court for tho district Of Berlin for the past 2G years. and legal adviser of inc town Of Errl n. has announced his intention of "s- tiring from that position. This H1s been rladc necessary hy the r2ct that he soon will be 70 years oil. and undnr state laws he cannot holl otiic" after that age is reached.
 Judge GaJncy is well known in the town as he has held thc office oi town attorney for almost 2U years. At the tim" hc was runni 3g for tho office of judge of probn'r 2G years ago he was bitterly oppo~-i by Berlin. which was voting for th =. late Judge George W. Klort. When the judge went into tn" position .'n q veritablc landslide Berlin sutj- ncnt shifted and began 10 regard him in q different light. Local Hu- thoritics chose him for the towns legal adviser and have retained his services ever since. He will still Dc retained by the town in that capt city if he still desires to remain n practice.
 Truck NS. Auto
 An automobile came out second best yesterday when it crashed into a truck on FarmnGton road dir",'- lv across from the Berlin AulO Sales The auto driven by Joan r. Lucas Of l9 Star street, N''. Britain, was approAching Hrrl T when, according to L1icas, Il trucN owned by the Adlcy Shipping coIr- pany of New Haven and driven l. Albert Fcngo of New Haven. stopped short. Lucas applied his brakes bat could not stop in time and crash 7. into the rear of the truck. The automobile was badly damaged. th" entire front of th" ear being show i back almost a foot.
 Constable George Kanupka inv"s- tigatcd the accident. No arrcAS were made.
 tttainS Honor in Glass
 Two Berlin students are listed n the ranks of graduating studcn's from the New Britain Central Junior High school, one of them achieving honors in the class. Out of class of more than 200 only eight ar listed as having general honorS, among them being John Flanne'N Of Berlin. Virginia MerWn, also of Berlin. is another who will gradH- ate from the school this term.
 Utility Shower
 X utility shower was held last night at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Harry McKcon in kensington 'n honor of Miss Anna Mckeon. Miss Mckeon will become the bride of A. \. Bcrgeron soon. The date of the wedding has not been announ,- ed.
 Both Miss McKcon and Mr. Bor- gcron are we'll known in town. tie latter being employed as q plumber.
 Roads Being Repaired
 Trucks of the state highway de- pHltmrnt arc busy on the turnpl|c repairing and filling in the holrs created by the recent cold snaps and bad weather conditions. There were three trucks in the northern part of the town today filling in and otherwise repairing the roads. Tho