New Britain herald., 1917-01-23
then the supply will be disposed of

then the supply will be disposed of long before the closing day
 As usual, dancing will be enjoyed every evening after the regular enter tainment and McKeons orchestra will no doubt furnish the music. As booths are one of the things that go a long way toward making fair outsido of the entertainments, it is planned to have an unusually large number this year, and the committee expects to put some new articles on the wheels that have never been put out this way before. The fair will be held February 9, 10, 12 and 13.
 Affirmative Wins Debate.
 There was a large attendance 1t the open meeting held by the Kensington Mems Lyceum in the parlors of the Methodist church last evening". A great deal of interest was shown in the paper read by A. L. Moffatr on the "Short Ballot" The debate on "Resolved: That in labor dispute workmen are justified in demanding, as a condition of settlement, that their employers agree to employ only mem bers of the trades unions'' was won by the affirmative on their manner of deliverance and evident preparation The judges were William W. Pagan, S. M. Cowles and Oscar Benson.
 The literary committee which is composed of c. w. Stevens. A. l.. Moffat and c. Hazen reports tho fol- lowing program for future debates: On Monday evening, February 26, in the Congregational church: Resolved: "That a system of profit sharing, by which employees should share the
 r1 in general use. The disputants for this date will be for the affirmative, c. F. Lewis and B. P. Moore and the negative, William Emerson and George Griffith.
 On Monday evening, March F, in the Methodist church "The Daylight Saving Plan' by c. M. Stevens. The debate this night will be, "Resolved: That the United States should be ready to adopt with other nations the plans of the League for Enforcing Peace'" The disputants on this eve ring will be: Affirmative, F. o. Dean and Henry Moore: Negative, Carleton fIazen and Earle Lewis
 To Join Factory League. On Friday evening of this week the Berlin Construction bowling team will play their first game in the newly formed Factory league in New Britain. The first game will be against the Stanley Rule and Level team and Cap tain L. Warner says that the city boys will have to travel some to keep out of the way of the men from the Bridge shop The Construction team will line up as follows: R. Seaburgh, F. H1cky, l.. Warner. P. Neurath and H. Raw lings.
 Tomorrow night the Bottle Alley bowling team, champions of kensing- ton, will play the Hickvjlle quintet of Berlin on the Aetna alleys in New Britain.
 Church News.
 Many of the men of the community are expected to attend the Brother hood meeting that is to be held at the Berlin Congregational church this evening for the purpose Of organiza- ton. It is the hope and intention of the men to establish a permanent or saniza ton this evening. Officers will be appointed and also committees and there will be a general discussion of the plans for the future work. After the business meeting there will be a social hour which will give the men a chance to discuss the work.
 Mrs. r. l.. Wilcox has reorganized her Sunday school class of young la~ dies under the name of the "King's Daughters Lend Hand Circle.' The object of the class is stated as "The training of Christian character for Christian service and sociability among it's members"