New Britain herald., 1919-12-30

the Worthington confines. Every vot- CT in the Berlin district has been noti- fled to attend the meeting this eve ming to put their stamp of approval on the measure E- Any figures or facts on the proposed scheme cannot be obtained for publica- tion, but all the details are promised for presentation before the meeting.
 Lyceum Course Notes.
 The second entertainment, in the Lyceum course. will be, presented at Athletic hall in East Berlin on Janu- ary z. The feature for the second of the series will be 2 magician and humorist from New York city. Ac- cording tn the promoters this enter tainment will be the best ever. The first of the series was presented by Emil Gloss, the Swiss bell ringer. MT. Gloss is director of the Lyceum bu- reau.
 Limitation Of Claims
 A notice dated December 27, con- corning tho limitation of claims on the estate of Ma artin Hazcn, deceased, Of East Berlin on petition of Isabelle A. Hazen has been posted on the Berlin sign post.
 Hearing at Probate Court
 There will be d. hearing before Judge Bernard Gafrney on January 3 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on the ad- ministration account of Joseph Moore, deceased.
 Cradle Note.
 A son, Albert Stephen, was born to Mi. and Mrs. John Chaponi at their home in Kensington on December 27. This is the eighth child to come to the Chaponi homo, all the children living.
 Stanley Palch1. Stanley the Il months old son of Mir. and Mrs. John Palchk died at their home in Kensington, Decemb ber 27, of enderitis. Burial was in Sacred Heart ccm etery yesterday morning.
 Travel TreachcIous. .. Automobile travel was treacherous over the turnpike this morning. a mber of machines being stalled along the pike on account of the slip pery payem ent. < The snow over the ice made traction so slippery that even chains failed to help the heavy trucks over slippery spots
 East Berlin Items.
 Walter Root left yesterday fol, New Jersey where he will spend several odys FlSlIllS fSlatlNeS.
 Hon. Cyrus K. Root left this morn lng;for Washington, D. C., after spend- ing asweek With relatives
 Mrs. Henry Morse spent the day in New Britain.
 A. A. North, superintendent of the Skinner Chuck company Of New Britain, left yesterday for a business trip in the west. >- Another game was played in the K. of ?. pool tournament last evc- ming.
 Regular meeting of the k. of P so- ciety will be held in the lodge rooms this evening.
 Mrs. K. 0. Clark is able to be out for the first time in over a week, hay ing been confined to her home for the past two weeks with a hard cold
 The assessors have completed the reassessment of East Berlin it was reported this morning. ....
 Beckley Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Webster have returned from their wedding trip in Pennsylvania. They will make their home at Oakville farm in the future Mrs. Webster was formerly Miss Flor ence Herrenden of East Hampton
 Daniel Webster and wife are visiting theN daughter, Mrs. H.. E, Erichson of New Britain for a week
 Berlin Briefs.
 Mrs John R. Smith returned home yesterday from several weeks stay in Providence with relatives. She Is en- tertaining her grandson, Lawrence Rogers. of the same city at her home on Hudson street Miss May Tebbetts has returned