New Britain herald., 1919-11-24

as acting postmaster at the Berlin postoftice this morning. MT. Barrett was appointed to the position to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of A. B. Goodrich, the former post master. MT. Barrett will take exami- nation on December IT for appoint ment to the office as permanent post master.
 A. B. Goodrich and Mrs. Goodrich will make their future home in Hart ford on Windsor avenue, where they haXe been .living- since tue sale, oi their Berlin property in OCtober.
 Hearing ont Will.s
 There will be a. hearing on the will of Daniel Flannery on November 2S, in the probate office in New Britain at o'clock in the afternoon. The hear ing will be before Judge B. F, Gaffney of the probate court,
 No Funds for Soldiers.
 F. E. Honiss, local representative for the Soldiers home in Noroton, has received word from headquarters that there would be no money for distr- button, until an appropriation, was made h' the state, on account of the absc6nding of Treasurer Stagg. Stagg got away with sS,0OO, which was to be distributed to the old soldiers about the state. Efforts are being made by the authorities to apprehend Stagg. He was bonded, and it is expected that the bonding company will make good the loss in the near future so that the soldiers will not be held up for their regular allotment.
 Bolton-KaSica Post.
 There will be a meeting of the executive committee of Bolton K sica post tomorrow evening at o'clock in the home of Pasquale Giannotti .,. Kensington Items.
 Mr. and Mrs l.. P. Pagan returned to their home in Meriden last night after spending a week with w. w. Pagan and wife.
 Frank McKeon, son of Mr. and Mrs John McKeon, spent Sunday with his parents here. MT. Mckeon is a petty officer in the Navy. He was one of the first from here to enlist and will be one of the last.to leave the service He expects to get his discharge within a few days.
 An important meeting of, the T. A. B. society will be held this eve ming in the parish hall A full at- tendance~of members is requested.
  town Saturday looking over the Burial Case plant. It is reported that the New York concern intends to pur- chase the plant, it having met with their requirements.
 Parish Hall Sold. Parish hall, which has been the headqua rters of the T. A. B. society of St Paul's church for several years. T the American Paper Goods companv. The deal is said to have been put through Friday afternoon, with Rev. J. C. Brennan, pastor of St. Pauls church, acting as the executive for the society. The A. P. C.. company is buying up property about the plant. and the latest acquisition probably will be converted into a storehouse. The price paid for the hall has not been given out.
 East Berlin Items. There will be a rehearsal Of the minstrels this evening at the hall in preparation for the coming fair to be- given by the East Berlin Improvement company.
 .Mr. and Mrs. Ben jamin Derenthal of Springfield are visiting here with Pat rick Holigan and wife over the holi- day.
 Thomas Holigan and wife spent the weekend here With his father and mother, returning to their home in Southington this morning.
 Wallace Kelsey and wife of New Britain spent the week end here with Mr kelsey's mother .=
 The w. J. K. c. will not hold it's