New Britain herald., 1917-11-03

tolerate their trespassing on his prop erty. 1t proved to no avail. A five days notice was served on Mrs. Ro- salsky this morning and if this does not have its desired effect the woman will be brought into court.
 Liberty Chorus a Success.
 Although the local Liberty chorus has had, but two rehearsals, the or Ganization has advanced greatly and Is now success. State Director Ste- vens, of Hartford, in speaking of the local, chorus recently. had. many com mendatory things to say. In compar- ison with other choruses which have been organized within the past few weeks about. the state, few can com- pare with Berlin's.
 It Is planned to make the chorus a permanent organization here. Re- hearsals will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in the town hall. The services of Joseph c. Beebe. organist of the Britain, have been secured as direc- tor. MT. Beebe is we'll known throughout the state for his musical ability and, with him as the head of the local chorus, its success is assured.
 The Berlin chorus, for the first time since it's organization several weeks ago, was called upon to take part in a patriotic rally in Hartford last evening. The local singers gave Q good account of themselves.
 The success of the Berlin Liberty chorus reflects much credit upon Les- ter Deming, chairman.
 The following people signed mem bership tickets on the last rehearsal:
 Mrs. George Tryon, Mrs. c. H. John- son, Miss Mary L. Nelson, Miss Eliza beth M. Valente, Mrs. Lester F. Dem ing, Mrs. Harold w. Upson, Miss Edith filling, Mrs Norman E. Bigelow. Mrs. Morris E. Woodruff. Miss Edna G. Bugbee Miss Annie H. Scollon, Mrs. Annie G. Mansfield. Miss Rose Kiniry. Mrs. l.. B. Beecher, Miss Rose Pagan. Mrs. A. l.. Moffatt. Miss Edith M. Lar son, Miss Elvie M. Olmstead, Miss Inez OlmstAa6 Mrs. E. I. Clark, Miss Estella ,B.:5 Goodrich Miss Hazel E. Vile. Miss Boris Honiss Miss Jeannette Honiss Miss Lucille Rogers. Mrs. S.. A. Fisks, Mrs. c. I. Riley Miss Mary E. Griswold, Miss Fannie H. Griswold, Mrs. F. Tenn Nourse, Mrs. Carleton Hazen, Miss Myrtle Prior, Mrs, Minette T. Shum- way, Mrs. c. F. Lewis, Mrs. G. r. Dodd, Miss T. Adele Bassett, Mrs. H. L. Damon, Miss Winifred E. Barnes, Miss Ruth N. Robins Miss Ruth B. Clark, Mrs. A. l.. Woodruff, c. F. Dodge-0us Hanson. Harold W. Upson, MorriI B. Woodruff, Carleton Hazen, A. Holmquist, A. E. Webster, Robert /, w. Hanford, E. B. Honiss, Lester Deming. Thomas w. Emerson, George Tryon. Chas. H. Aspinwall. c. F. Dodd. l Membership to the organization is still open to any who desire to join i No dues are charged. Those who wish to become afaliated may hand their names to Laster Deming or Miss Ruth B. Clark of East Berlin, who is the secretary. :. 1 At the Churches.
 Berlin Congregational church, Rev. Samuel A. Fislke, pastor-Communio services will be held at the church to- morrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. The Sunday school class will meet at noon and the Junior Endeavor society will convene at o'clock in the afternoon The Senior Endeavor society will meet at 6:30 o'clock. This will be a conse- cration meeting.
 Kensington Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. F. Lounsbury pas tor-The regular morning services will be held at the church tomorrow at 1O:45 o'clock. This will be a com. munion service. The Baraca class vii hold meeting at noon. The, Junior Endeavor society will meet at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The evening