New Britain herald., 1919-08-15

blanks with the list or groceries, the weight, and prices, have been posted in conspicuous places in each office. All orders placed with the post master must be accompanied by the
 cash which must be sufficient to cover both the cost of the foods and
 the parcel post cost which is five cents for the first pound and one cent for each pound thereafter up to $1.29 for 125 pounds which constitutes a unit or the limit of one individual shipment.
 EoreSters to Have Carnival.
 At the special meeting of Court
 Mattabesset lodge of Foresters held last evening at their hall, plans were laid for carnival to be held the first week of October A committee was chosen last evening to perfect an organization necessary to carry through all the details of the carnival to a successful conclusion. Daniel Melarney was elected chairman of the committee and James Corr secre- tary. The actual dates of the carnival will be October 3, 4, and 2.
 The local lodge has been hit par ticularly hard by the war and sick ness amongst it's mem bers, a number succumbing to influenza. The money derived from the carnival is intended for the major part to be used for a building fund but a portion will be to reim purse the treasury for eX- penses incurred during the war. The lodge has always wanted a building of it's own, and the success of the carnival will determine largely what action will be taken along these lines.
 Grangers Enjoy Field Day.
 Despite the unfavorable weather yesterday, II members Of the local grange attended the field day at the Diamond Hill farm of Minor Ives in South Meriden. It was expected that the entertainment would be at Han over park if it raised. but the Changers preferred the farna life. A basket luncheon was served. >~-~, -s---e-
 The master of the Maine state grange, w. J. Thompson, was present as was #. E. Blakeman, master of the Connecticut state grange. Grand Lecturer c. w. Wheeler Of Storrs college was also present. They made short addresses. Singing was led by John B. Archer, now leader of com- munity singing in Rhode Island MT. Archer was formerly director in the Eastern Training camps.
 Kensington Items. l. .5 .- Dennis J. Trehy and son Joseph will spend their vacation at South Dorset, Vt
 Frank Wooding and pr. R. A. Wooding, with his wife and daughter, | left this morning on camping trip in Vermont. They expect to be gone for 10 days.
 Ava Ventres has sold his garage 1 on the main highway to a New Jersey l party. .f.
 1 The Globe cafe opened yesterday 1 for the first time since the prohibit on ] enactment closed the toors. Exten- 1 sive alterations have been made and l the exterior has been newly painted ! All kinds of soft drinks and near-beer 1 are being sold over the bar A 1 cafeteria has been added now, so that i sandwiches and other eatables may ! be obtained. This is the first pla ce 1 in the town to reopen for such busi- 1 ness The Kilby House has gone 1 bankrupt, so that it is improbable 1 anything will be done there for a l time.
 1 Trolley Service of. One of the morning specials that 1 leave from the Kilby House at SAG l o'clock for New Britain developed l trouble with the air brakes this l morning, with the result that one trip 1 was lost. Shortly after the car began 1 on it's trip to the city the air began l to leak from the tanks and when the