New Britain herald., 1919-11-07

Alberta Elton in honor of her ap- proachimy wedding. which is 10 take place on November l2. Miss Nirts received many handsome gifts, con ;iSttug of linen, cut glass and silver. Th" house WaE beautifully decorated With autumn leaves. One feature ,r the evening was q mock maria |". Refreshments we're served. Miss Nj'lN is one of Horlin'S most popular young women and i% to- hCComc he bride o' Gror;o J. Reed, of Berlin.
 Service Not Profitable. , Th" discussion over tho propOscl jinrN service has brought ono intqS- r:;tin= rart to li:ht---that the Berlin line from tn" depot to Errlin street has not been a paying proposition and proha hlH never will b., according to trolley officials
 If vHa pointed out this, morning tnAt with tn" exception of thr carly mnrrinE and carly evening trips thor" '& ."ry little travel SO that for tn" %rrHttl part of the day pa#scncrrs; are carried 3t Il loss to the company. If il were not for tho fact that the com panN would lose it's franchise thcy would stop their ears from going to ! iirrln street. If The company saw lit io send but one car a day over tho line to the end of the line on E@rlin .'treOt tn" company would still retain it's franchise. With the advent ot tn" itNCN and the CurtaIlng of the trol- inN patronage, little doubt remains but Ihot the trolley will cut down its run min& schedules as far 1S Berlin itsrlf is concerncd and vun only to tho depot, making two or three trips 10 the end of tho tine to hold it's fran ChiSe.
 Booming Roosevelt Memorial Although late in starting. on ac- rount of working mnteri;u, inc Roosevelt memorial rommittco are . working rapidly to complete tho can NaSH of the town. The achool chii- dreu haVc been rcSrondinc and have helped swell inc fund. Supt. Show alter is personally Superl isnE the work in the schools.
 i In order to facilitate the work of . in" ComrnitteC several places nave | hoen designated as receiving stations for subscriptions 10 the fund. Ken "'ngton people arc requested to leave their subscriptions at s. VI. Cowles' store. Eerlin peoplc can leave their subscriptions either at the town hall or Woodrutf's store. Robert Cole will 'NlIc care or Cast Eerlin's quota at his store nt any time
 To Help Beat IT. C. Of l..
 Postmaster A. F. Goodrich receiveh a bulletin from Wa ehinctoO this morn ing signed hy tho various ca bin ct tNcmherS making an appeal 10 every one to help in the administ ratio c efforts to hcat the hich cost of living The bulletin advises what to do and how to do il 10 get around the pres cnt situation. Ono citizen on readiny the bulletin remarked that the govern 'nont must like to waste paper.
 East Berlin Items
 Airs A. A North is confined to Ter homo with Il broken rib whic1, she received over . week ago. Mrs North did not know until NOstertla Y that she had sustained a fractured rib. although she had suffered much pain. On going to a physician he in formed her that # bad been broken oNcral days While going about the house she accidently ripped and fell but thought nothing of it until yes tcrday.
 Plans were made last evening for a minstrel will be held on Monday last day of the fair to be given by the East Berlin Improvement com p0ny. The first rehearsal for the . minstrel will be held on Monday evening.
 Mrs. W. J. Vance is moving her goods to Springfield, Vermont. where she will reside with her son, Robert