New Britain herald., 1916-11-01
were entertained at the home of Col Onel Jarvis.
 Halloween Entertainment.

4AStIOWeen entertainment.
 A full house was the order of the, evening at the entertainment held in Athletic hall, East Berlin, last night Most oT the audience as well as all of the prayers were in costume and made a very bewitching appearance A short fairy play was given which was enjoyed by the children in whose hon. or the affair was given. Coffee and doughtnuts were served after which the floor was cleared and the young, sters were allowed to dance until a late hour.
 Improvement Society Meeting.
 At the annual meeting of the East Berli Village Improvement society held this week the old officers were re elected as follows:
 President-Max Sugenhime. Vice president-Mrs. E. P. Cody Secretary and treasurer-Dr T. C. Hodgso1.
 The executive committee Is made up of the following members: Mrs. M. B. Hazen, A. A. North, Mrs. Emily Barnes, Miss G. North, Mrs. Cody, E. H. Gains, M. Sugenhime and T. C. Hodgson: entertainment committed Mrs. W. B. Eazen, Mrs. B. P. Cody and w. E. Brown.
 Smiths New Play.
 Harry J. Smith, the local play wright, has just completed a new play which is to be produced in New York in a very short time. The title of the new comedy is Ladies Change" Mrs. Fiske will appear in the new produc- tion which is said to be even super for to Mrs. Bumstead Leigh," and his other big successes.
 Lonergan to Speak Tomorrow Local democracy plans to wind up the fall campaign with a whirlwind | finish that they hope will leave the 1 republicans so breathless that thev | will be unable to rally before Novem-
 Der 8. when it will be to realize that
 they have lost their grip on this town
 and the old democratic party has once
 more come into it's own. Therefore
 tomorrow noon at 12:15 o'clock the
 Hon. Augustine M. Lonergan candi- date for national representative, will 1 give a short address to the working men at the Berlin Construction com ! pany factory gates. The former con-
 gressman will be brief and to the
 point and will present his arguments
 in a compact but convincing form. At l 12:40 o'clock he will address another | AOCA udy Tally dL the AnoT1Can
 Paper Goods factory, talking person
 ally to the workingmen of whom he l asks their vote. These are the first
 noon day rallies to be held in this l place this year John A. Moore of 1 Kensington, candidate for representa- l tive and hailed by the democratic fol- 1 lowers as the man who will lower the
 colors of Col. c. M. Jarvis and the 1 G. o. P. on the local issue will give
 short speech at each factory, pre- i ceding the talk of the former con- | greSsman.
 East Berlin Rally. 1 Weather permitting, there will be
 an open air rally in East Berlin l Thursday evening, when Daniel Sulli-
 van of New Britain will give talk
 on the political situation. Candidate 1 John Moore will also address this rally
 in an attempt to wean few more 1 votes from the East Berlin forces. ] An Italian speaker will also be on 1 the program to address his fellow 1 countrymen in their native tongue. l Berlin Briefs.
 l pr. and Mrs M H. Griswold are | receiving congratulations on the birth l of a nine. pound son born yesterday. Today is the last day that the as- l sessOrs, are to meet. The session will l be from 2 to 8 o'clock this evening. The town clerk has received san1-