New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

stated in his platform that he would recommend a reassessment to raise the grand list and such an action on the part of the assessors is expected.
 To Entertain Teachers.
 The parents of the school children in East Berlin will entertain the teachers of the Hubbard school at the school building at 8 o'clock this eve ming. This is the first affair of it's kind ever undertaken there but the idea is to bring the parents and teachers together in closer relation ship for the interest and welfare of the community There will be a social hour for those attending and the committee in charge has arranged a little entertainment to be given in conjunction with the social.
 Announcement was made this morn ing of the award of the prizes at the Foresters fair. The fair was pleas ing success and about $500 clear of all expenses is expected. The first class of prizes were awarded to the follow ing persons: First, $50, Frank Brown of South Main street; second, $1O, H.
 Porter, Berlin; third, s10. E. Hannon, New Britain; fouWh, $10, X. Y. Z.; fifth, s10, John Moore, Jr.; sixth, s5, Arthur Ships; seventh, H. H. Isbell, Newington.
 There were 10 special prizes award ed to the following persons: One-ha1f dozen knives and forks, R. E. D.;
 umbrella, H. Schneider; S25O gold piece John Fitzsimons; china tea set, r. kingO: One-half barrel flour. H. Mckeon; carving set, William Cham berlaln: clock, H. J. Foiren; picture, A. Hunterman, Meriden; 25 pounds sugar, J. k. Corr; box of cigars F. J.
 Casey.
 It is estimated that several thousand visited the fair during the four days, there being large number of people from New Britain and surrounding towns. The proceeds from the fair will go into the Foresters' treasury
 Which was considerably depleted dur ing the war, large number of mem bers enljstnG.
 To Go to West Indies.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter McCrum, Of
 East Berlin, left yesterday for New 1Ork, from where they will sail to the West Indies, where MT. McCrum will take up his duties as an official in the Haitian-Amcrican corporal tion, which controls the entire electrical ! output of the island. MT. McCrum was formerly assistant manager of the Clark Electrical Manufacturing company, but resigned his position to accept the place with the Haitian concern.
 Funeral of Miss Roys
 The funeral of Miss Sarah M. Rows | will be held from her residence on l Friday afternoon at o'clock Rev. l Samuel A. FiSke will Ohiciatp
 Celebration Postponcd. The Welcome Home celebration for ] the ex-service boys will be held on Saturday, October IS. The program as laid out, has been delayed and the ! celebration, as cOnseQuence is also l delayed. All of the money for the celebration has not come in and will 1 De collected entirely by the middle i of the week. Due to the fact that the ! money. to a large extent, is in pled ges | there has been an unexpected delay ! from this source. aS the pledges, for 1 the most part are payable this cO,o- ! ing week.
 Realty Transfers. 1 Andrew ZellO has sold to John ! Bednarz land known as lot No. 119 in l Troasurefields
 Ellen NJ Norton has sold to Charles 1 A. and Raymond C. Linsley a plot Of
 land on Pennington road, said piece
 being 12S by 58 feet
 Another Cradle Note. son, John. Jr., was born to MT. ! and Mrs. John Collella on October 5
 at their home in Berlin. Mother and
 child are doing nicely.