New Britain herald., 1919-08-29

carrying out whatever plans they might have. Those elected were R. o. Clark, of East Berlin; Francis Deming, of Berlin, and Bernard r. Moore, of Kensington.
 Several suggestions as to what the boys might like were put forward by everyt thing is to be left to the boys themselves, and what they will de- eide is being looked forward to with interest. Next Tuesday evening the service boys will meet at the Town hall by themselves to discuss in de- tail their plans The meeting will be called at 8 o'clock and every service man in town is asked to be present so that all of the plans for the cele- bration may be completed.
 Break Into Fishing Club.
 The Matta abesset Fishing club was broken into last Sunday and consid- erable damage done. There were several persons concerned in this matter and luckily they are known, so that the damage will be made good They will have an opportunity to make good if they desire, but the time is limited and they will be put under arrest shortly unless they pay for the damage. according to Prose- cutor C. F. Lewis.
 Robert Ora aham is president of the club and the boys can get in touch with him if they wish; otherwise they will haze to take the laws due course. A warrant is out for their arrest and they can act accordingly, he said
 More Prizes for Garden Exhibit.
 A public-spirited citizen in town has offered s25 in prizes for the gar den exhibit by the children of the town, as explained in last evenings Herald. The prize list as announced last evening, however, will be modi- fled considerable now that the prizes will, for the most part, be money. There are over 150 children who have gardens and they will have the opportunity to display their produce in the exhibit, which will take place within two weeks.
 Marriage License.
 A marriage license has been issued from the town clerks office to Olin L. Dupy of New York and Miss Carolyn GrimshaW of the same city Miss GrimshaW is we'll known in Kensing- ton, being the daughter of Charles B. Grimshaw, superintendent of Roose- welt hospital in Brooklyn. The wed- ding will take place September at the summer home of the bride in Kensington.
 East Berlin Library to Open.
 The East Berlin library will be open to the public beginning tomorrow aft ernoon at 4:30 o'clock. A number of changes have been made in the li- brary, over 100 books having been added and additional shelves and stalls being built, The retiring president, E. P. Cody, has put heart and soul into the library, doing practically all the work himself nights and in his spare time. George Sage furnished the ma- terial for the library free of charge, so that the expense of the improve ments has been very little. All those who have paid their dues to the Li- brary association will find their cards ready for them when they, call at the library Saturday. Mrs. Harry Dowd is the librarian and will be on hand to give out the books.
 Jitney Dance Tonight.
 The Woodmen in East Berlin are having a, social time at their new hall this evening to which all residents of the town are invited, there being no charge to come. There will be danc- ing during the evening.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Notice has been posted for a hear ing at Judge Bernard F. Gaffney's of flee September 4, at g o'clock in the morning, for authority by Edwin H. Peck to convey and sell certain real estate located in the town of Berlin,