New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-08

letic hall at East Berlin, Corporal
William Turner of co. I, who recent
| ly returned from France, was called
upon to deliver a talk on the war.
Corporal Turner at first declined and
stated that he didn't have much to
say but after a little coaxing he gave
a very interesting talk, relating his ex
periences IN the trenches, where he
was stationed for over 13 months.
The Wesleyan Glee club failed to APP
pear Kidney and Dodge, the local
vaudeville actors, gave comedy act.
Max Sugenheim, the local station
master, was the feature comedian of
the evening. Dancing followed the
performance.
- Board of Relief to Meet.
The board of relief held it's first
meeting this afternoon at the Berlin
Town hall. All members of the board
are requested to meet again next
Tuesday at the town clerks office.
Mrs. MaIoney Wins Suit.
The case of Max Henkin, Of Farm
ington, suing Mrs. Annie E. Maloney
of Kensington, to recover commission
on a real estate deal, which took
place over six months ago, came up
yesterday at the court Of common
pleas at Hartford. Judge Markham
awarded a decision in favor of Mrs.
Maloney. Attorney II, II. Henry of
Hartford appeared for the defendant
Attorney Williams Of Hartford ap-
peared for the plaintiff.
Berlin Village Improvement.
The Berlin Village Improvement So
ciety will hold a military whist and
sale on Tuesday evening at the Berlin
Grange hall instead of Monday eve
ming as was previously announced.
The receipts will be turned towards
village improvements. The sale Of
tickets has been very successful and
the committee in charge report that
q very pleasing program is assured.
At the Churches.
Services at the kensington Con-
gregationaI church will be held at
10:45: Sunday school will be at . and
the Christian Endeavor will meet at
o'clock.
Services at the Berlin Congrega-
tional church will be held at 10:45;
Sunday school will be at IL and the
Christian Endeavor will omit the
meeting for tomorrow. evening. Rev.
Samuel A. F'iske, pastor of the church,
announces that Rev. II. r. Schaufftcr
will Ire the speaker at the Roosevelt
memorial services which are held to-
morrow evening at 100 o'clock.
The services at the kensingto
Methodist church will be conducted
by Rev. Lounsbury tomorrow morn
ing at 1915. Sunday school will fol-
low the sermon.
Mass at St Paurs church will be at
10 o'clock. Sunday school will fol-
low.
Mass at the Sacred EIaa TT churcIo :, +
East Berlin will be celebrated at 81
liver the sermon.
Services at the East Berlin Episco-
pal church will be conducted by al
visiting preacher from Midd1etown
tomorrow morning at 1915 o'clock
Berlin Briefs.
Smoky John" has returned to town
after being up in the Maine lumb Der
camps. and has gone to work at Mer
wins brick yard.
The 1ew postoffice at kensington |
is completed and Postmaster William
W. Pagan will move as soon as the
building has been approved by the !
postof1ice inspectors from Washing !
ton
Henry Pagan. who has been spend |
ing a visit at his home in Kensington,
has returned to Newark, n. J.
The Kensington Boy Scouts held |
their regular meeting last evening at
their rooms at the kensington |
Congregat ional church parlors. Scout
master l.. e. Goodrich gave an inter
esting lecture. |
Julian Hall is out again after being
confined at his home on Hudson street |
with severe attack of influenza.