New Britain herald., 1915-11-13
chimes lights, shining like glow worms and will be sight we'll worth seeing
 ID. A. R. Chapter Meets. 'e..

ID. A. R. Chapter Meets. Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. l R., met with Miss Marjorie Moore at her home in kensington and spent a very enjoyable afternoon. short business meeting was held. during which it was voted to send $25 to the Berry school, Berry, Georgia. This school is used as a home for the children of the southern mountainous districts, who are descendants of men, who fought in the Revolutionary war.
 After the meeting a social hour was spent and a pleasing program was carried out. Miss Alice Norton read a paper on "Connecticut's Prepared ness for the Revolution Miss Paul inc Riley had charge of the musical program. Miss Helen Cowles ren- dered two of Mary Turner Salter's SC
 lections in a charming voice and was heartily applauded. They were "An Autumn Sum-" and "O! Rose That Lay Upon Her Breast
 With the Patients.
 Walter Brown was removed to. the New Britain general hospital yester-
 day afternoon and he was reported
 this morning as being a trif1e inn proved.
 Mrs. H. H. Spooner, of Kensington showed a little improvement this morning. John Cashman was resting com fortably this morning.
 Open Tabs Fair.
 St. Paul's drum corps of Kensing.
 ton journeyed to New Britain last night and led the parade at the open . l ing of the T. A. B. society fair, which | is being held in Hanna's armory. The i boys were the recipients of many con- l gratulations on their remarkably fine | appearance and the splendid rendi- 1 tfon of the music. John and Edward Mccormack and John Thompson of 1 the drum corps also sang solos dur 1 ing the entertainment. They re- ceived much applause and favorable
 comments for their work.
 1 Football Game.
 | Manager McCarrol of the Acorn l Iootbal team of Kensington, received
 a letter from the manager of the l Clay Hill team Windsor Locks last
 night, saying that his team would 1 positively appear here tomorrow. to | wipe the field with the local team. | 1 peeved at this note and says. well
 show them on the field and not on 1 paper" So a battle royal is promised
 for local admirers or King Football
 on Railroad field tomorrow at D. m.
 Earl Gibney and Patsy Kingo will I act as officials and to those who have
 seen them work before this is a sign the game will be fast and cleanly i played. The Acorns will play a re- 1 turn game with the visitors in their
 town on Thanksgiving day.
 ] Women's Aid Entertainment. I A pleasant evening was spent at the Berlin Congregational church last night when the Women's Aid society
 of the church gave a pleasant social
 The feature of the evening was "Por-
 traits From an Old Album A light
 was placed in the rear of the stage
 and the curtain was draped to resem-
 ble the cover of a book. Twenty per-
 sons took part in the scenes and
 dressed in old-fashioned costumes they seemed like the old daguerreo-
 types. All of the performers acquitted
 themselves credibly and received
 hearty applause. At the conclusion or the entertainment a social hour was . enjoyed, during which refreshments
 were served
 Stars Vanquished.
 The Berlin Construction bowling : team, who yesterday had the temerity