New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

to 8 mortgage of s30o0, existing taxes and a lease to the Southern New England Ice Co.,, which expires November 1, 1330.
 The barn on the property is the one in which was found a still and liquor making apparatus which were confiscated recently after they had been discovered when a fire broke out on the premises
 The auction will be conducted by Attorney William E. Hagearty of New Britain.
 Property Transfer
 John C. Passig of Meriden has sold to Julius Margention of New Britain, a house and 14 acres of land situated partly in Meriden and part in Berlin. The land borders on Worthington ridge on the east and property of the Southern New Eng land Ice Co.,, on the west.
 Warning Signs Placed
 A force of men from the state highway department were engaged today in the erection of signs along the road from Upson's corner to the railroad underpass. The signs were in the nature of warnings to autoists of the approach to dangerous in tersections and of the presence of the underpass.
 Much favorable comment on this action was heard from residents of the vicinity who have long looked for some serious accident because of the tendency of drivers to speed along this section of road unmind- full of the danger to themselves and to others
 To Observe Holiday
 Shops stores and barber shops will be closed tomorrow in obser- vance of the Fourth of July, The stores and tonsorial parlors will be open on Saturday as usual,
 The post offices of Berlin and Kensington will be closed tomorrow from 10 o'clock and there will be no mail deliveries during the day.
 The Kensinston library will be closed all day.
 Clark Substitute Clerk
 Bradford Clark of Kensington has been appointed substitute cleyk tt the kensington post office. He com- ncnced his duties at the office Ju!y 1.
 Berlin Accident Costs S3,075
 Tn a decision filed in superior court yesterday afternoon, Judge A fred c. Baldwin awarded damages totalling s3,075 to Hartford family fer injuries sustained in an accident in Berlin on the night of March 6 last.
 Isaac Kurnitsky of Hartford was the defendant in the case and ad- mitted his liability in court.
 Those awarded damages by the court and the amounts are listed as follows; Tony Yacavone Of Hart ford 3950: his wife, Madeline, Sl.- 500; Mrs. Yacavone's sister, Miss Lucille Cozzoldno was awarded dam age. of s625.
 East Berlin Items
 The library will be closed tomor- row for the entire day.
 Final plans were made at the Community club last evening for the annual outing of the club on satur- day July 1s. Louis Schwartz is gen. eral chairman of the outing. John Lewis who has been chairman Of ! transportation will again act in that | capacity this year. The sports pro- gram will be in charge of Richard | Walsh.
 The indoor circus of the Boy Scouts will be held next Wednesday evening at o'clock at Community hall. The Community club at its meeting last evening voted to omit next weeks meeting to permit the scouts to have the hall for their program Another feature of the circus will be an act of magic pre- sented by Louis Schwartz who has offered his services to the scouts 1 for the evening. In addition their will be a variety of side shows. Many | other attractions have been plan ned for the occasion. Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Turner and sons Paul and Charming leave today for a few days trip to Washington, D. C, for sightseeing tour, Mrs. Fred Clough entertained rel atives from New Britain and Middle town at her home yesterday. | The Fife and Drum corps will not