New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

food stuf1s should be restr1cted in or- dor to reduce the high cost of iiy- ing. ;" The affirmative will be ar- glled by Arthur Mohfatt<And Louis Dovive and tho negative by Dr.sM. H Griswold and John EmArson.
 Monday evening. April 2S. at the Congregational church.. Question for debate:f Resolved 4aThat congress was justified in pessing the recent in- migration bill oyer thA presidents : veto. Thomas 'Emersons and Harold AspinwAai will uphold the atirmA- tive and George Alfing and Ora Nd6er- " the negative, sa.
 t Taken tO- Hospltal. <
 Julius woodruff Of BzSrlin street was taken to the Middletown hospital yesterday afternoon where he will be treated for acute indigestion. MT. woodruff was taken Ill on Sunday and when the doctor saw his condition was not improving he ordered his~removaI to the hos11tal. Miss Olive Shaw. as- sistant town clark, who has had 8 number of years experience in. post office work. has taken charge of the Ehst Berlin oflce. Miss Shaw win remain in charge of the office until such time as Mr. woodruff is able to resume his duties. This is the second time since taking chtrge of the East Berlin office that he has been com -pelled to remain at home because of illness: The other tinie MT. wood run fell on ah icy sidewalk. hurting his head and this injury caused hfs confipement to the house for several days. Ready For Cdtscert.
 sa In place of the regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood, and un- der it's auspices, a concert will be given in the Town hall this evening by the Tuxedo Banjo orekestra of Hartford assisted by R. s. AcGee. A very delfghtful evl6ing is promised all that attend and as the sga4tng .ca- pacity is limited to 200 those that have not 'already bought tickets should be on hand early if they ex- pect to gain admission. The program as already published Is composed of all the latest hits ofss, the musical world aiid the rcadinss by MT. Me- Gee spromise. to be of both a serious and humorous nature. Aside from their own meetings 1t Is the intention of the Brotherhood to give entoFtain- ments from time Sto time t6 give pleasure to those that areshot includ- ed in its. membership. Xhe c&ncert this evening will start at 8 o'clock sharp. h
 Transfer Land.
 The estate of therlatSeHenry ASher Robbins and Royal F. Robbins have transferred land to GAovanna and Carmine Giannotta bounded as fol- lows: On the north hy other land of the grantors; on the east by a pass way; on the south .by land of Giovan- na Giannotta and M. T. White and on the west by land formerly owned by the grantors. They arc also elv- en the right tQ use the passway on the east for all purposes the same as the public highway.
 . ,Rerlin Briefs. =
 Tonight at the East Berlin Metho- dist church an. evening of song and story telling and instrumental music will be enjoyed in the social room, After the entertainment refreshments viii. be served end the proceeds from the entertainment will go toward the buying of new hymnAIs for the church.
 The East Berlin lodee of the K. of P. will go to MiddletowH on Thurs day evening where they will watch the working of degree of knight.
 MisS Mable Barnes of Boston Is spe1dinr . few days n East Berlin. JElsg Julaa Savaee of stratford spent tho w16k end With her sister, Mrs. Ernest Morgan of East Berlin.
 The Sunday school board o1 thN
 Int Berlin MethodIst chnfth eal1 meet this evening. ss