New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

WIS drlver Of the car which struck and killed Assessor Carl J. Mueller Hearings on Wills The public sIgn post at th= inter, section Of M!ddletown road and 1 Warrington ridge displays notice: Of hearings that will be held June l6 at l6 q. m, at the office of the judge Of probate Of the town 0. Berlin. The notices disclose that the hearings will be on the wills of the late Carl J. Mueller and John PlnthAs.
 Births
 A son was aorn at the NAw Brit ain General hospital last night tc Mr, and Mrs Donald Ratings of WorthIngton ridge.
 Records at the town clerks office disclose the birth Of q daughter re, cently to Mir. and Mrs. Rosario St Pierre of kenslngton
 Rain Again Floods Jnderpass
 The heavy ram which fell late last night caused the usual tloode 1 condition at the railroad undArpags III kerslngton. While the water dl j not reach the depth attained al prevlous tlnlas t caused no ntue trouble. Many drivers who evident lI were not acquainted with the usual oonstion following a storm -7r6I-e 1-.o ,-.-o- --.4,L ,.-z4-.,. lshed speed and some Of them who stopped thought they had come to the end Of their rides when they heard the splash and found their vision temporarily impaired from the muddy water that was thrown upon their windshlelds.
 Two state highway workers were busy al this point thIs morning rse moving refuse and gravel that ha been washed into the hollow just under the bridge by the ram.
 Lawn Festival
 Final arrangements were com p.eted at last nights meeting of St. PauIs social club for the law fes- tlyal that has been under consld- etation for some time. IL was voted at this meeting to hold the festival on Tuesday night, June l-. An at tIactlve menu which includes straw berries. ice Cr.am, hom-> made cake and punch will be served and an entertainment and dance program has also been arranged.
 Tickets for the affair have been printed and are available. The plo- Ilc IS invited to attend thls first so- cal venture of the local society.
 Seek Marriage License
 Patrick J. Buckley, proprietor Of the Buckley Macaronl plant in Ken sington and Miss Ellen A. Dalton, teacher Tn the New Britain schools. have applied at th. New Britain town clerks office for q marriage It. cense.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. Jean Hooker entertained several Of her friends at noon luncheon at her home in Kensinc- ton yesterday.
 4 chIldrens missionary tea will be held Satxday afternoon at the home Of Miss Pauline Bauer of Kenslng- ton. A pageant will be presented by those present.
 Berlin Man Loses Suit
 Judgm=nt for the defendant, es- tabllshing hls right to pass and re- rass on foot with horses and cattle and with vehicles over q strip of land F feet in width. and located in the town of Berlin was rendered ln superior court yesterday by Judge Carl Foster, in the suit of Raffaelo Dl Mayor against Alexan- der Elmgren of Berlin. The de- f,endant was represented by Attor- ney Cyril Gaffney and the plaintifts case was handled by Attorneys William C. Hungerford and Carlos Rlchardson.
 East Berlin Items
 4 meeting of the directors and Of fcers of the East Berlin Coal <. Wood company will be held this evening at o'clock at the home of John P. Lewis.
 Miss Ida Hazen ha<been engaged to teach at the Beckley grammar school for the year 1930-3l. Miss Hazen IS the daughter of Mrs. Isa- belle Hazen of this place. She was member of this years graduating class q. the New Britain State Nor nal school.
 Mrs. William Fogette is confined by illness to her home on Cottage