New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
refused to carry their product to Der lin street, thereby hurting his trade.
BONDS. WHICH WILL YOU HAVE?

East Berlin Goes Over on Bonds.
 The campaign for the third Liberty loan is progressing in fine style in this town, and already East Berlin has gone over the top by subscribing it's full quota. Berlin street has filled about half of the amount allotted to them, and Kensingtons' share is rapidly being piled up. To East Ber- lin, however, goes the honor of being the first section to reach it's allot- ment, wrich was, 5000. It has been a practice among the residents of the other sections of the town to remark as to the dcadness of East Berlin, but they have now shown that they are among those very much alive. The quota for the sections of the town Is: Berlin, $21,000: Kensington, St2,500: East Berlin, $5,000, making a total of. $3S,500 to be raised in this town. As the town raised over S6o,000 for the second Liberty Loan, 1t certainly should be an easy matter to raise the $3S,500 for this loan. Everybody should be able to kick fn'' on this loan and pay if desired on the install ment basis, as this is the safest. need less to repeat. loan in the world. The drive will be on in earnest next week.
 
 asked to buy the bonds, as they will be on sale at all times at the banks and post offices of the town.
 Comparative Association Formed.
 At the meeting of the citizens of Berlin, held in the town hail Thurs day evening. it was voted unanimous 1v to form the proposed cooperative buying association in Berlin and ad- joining towns. The association will not be limited to farm CTS, but any one in the town may become 8, mem ber by subscribing to q share of stock, for S25. No one whose name does not appear on the list Of stockholders can reap the benefits of the co-opera- tive buying of the association. AL ready over half of the stock has been subscribed for, and a committee ap- pointed to secure subscriptions for the remainder of the shares. The comuritttee consists of E. B. Adams, Theodore M Savage, John T. Molum- Dhy. Arthur r. Webster, Irwin w. Whitman. C. Fred Johnson.
 Anyone who wishes to become member Of this organization should see some member of this committee as it is desired that the subscription list be completed by Monday or Tues ciav of next week. as a. meeting of the association will be held in the town hall Thursday evening to complete OrcanizatiOn.
 Warranty Deeds of the Week.
 Four warranty deeds have been filed at the office of the town clerk during the week. They are:
 Nellie Webster to James and Agnes Brown, land along the state turnpike.
 George Won Epps to Walter and Mrs. s. ". Irving. land and buildings in Kensington
 lard land and building in East Ber- lin
 Mary and Frank Baunlbetger to Mary and Charles Quasnill, farm in Berlin.
 Ecclesiastical Society Elections.
 At the annual meeting of the Ec- clesiastloa1 Society Of Kens'ngton which was held in the church parlors, Wednesday evening. now officers for the ensuing year were elected and reports Of the officers for the past year were read and approved. Tho report of the treasurer shows a bal ance of the societN's funds to be so6,61. The officers and commit tees elected are: Soclety's commit tee. $. A. Hart $. NJ CoWles and F.. F. Hart; finance committee, $. A.
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