New Britain herald., 1919-05-09

morrow evening, while those of tl1c 1 Berlin district have already made their final reports and ceased their ac- tivities. Miss Ruth Clark, assistant chairman of the East Berlin district, has made her final report
 At the opening of the Victory loan campaign the general committee at ! Washington announced that two Ger man helmets ta ken from tho Germa nss on the batuetields in France would be awarded to the solicitor receiving, the largest amount of subscriptions. Mir. Deming, after making strenuous ef- forts, secured three of these helm cts and will give one to each of the three districts, Berlin, East Berlin and Kensington.
 MT. Deming reports that during tho five drives which have been held there have been over a half million dollars worth of Liberty bond subscriptions turned in at the Berlin Savings bank
 Funeral of Carl l.. Dudley.
 The funeral of Carl l.. Dudley, aged 72, who died late Wednesday night at the Middlesex County hospital at Middletown, following a lengthy ill-. ness, was held from his late home at East Berlin this afternoon at 2:3O o clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske pas tor of the Berlin Congregational church, officiated and internent was in the Wilcox ceme etery East Berlin.
 Farmers Association
 The Farm CTS association of Der lin held it's annual meeting last eve- ming at the Rerlin town hall. The re- ports of the past year were read by the secretary and the following off, cers were elected for the ensuing sea son. Arthur E. Webster, president; George E. Carter, vice president; Francis Deming, treasurer; Edwin E. Adams, secretary, board of directors, George Reed, D. B, Hubbard, Jr., Samuel Russenberger, George R. Nor ton. Following the business meeting a social hour and smoker followed.
 Library Notes
 At the meeting of the East Berlin Library association, which was held Wednesday evening at the home of +. r. Cody, the trustees reported that all of the books and equipment of the old library association at the Athletic hall had been turned over to the new organization. It was voted by the trustees that the library should be made free for children and read ing room at certain periods be open to
 
 the old Athletic hall for the future but many of the books will he moved 10 the room now used by the St. Ga l briel guild.
 Adjourned Annual Meeting.
 The adjourned annual meeting of 1 he Berlin Agricultural society will be { 1eld this evening at the Berlin town nall at o'clock. The reports of the secretary for the past season will he cad and the election of new officers | or The ensuing year will take place.
 To Present Play Tonight.
 The Farmerettc," a three act play Will be presented this evening at tho East Berlin Athletic hall under the auspices of the Epvorth league of the hensington Methodist church. The 'ecelpts will he turned over to the Cast Berlin Village Improvement so ,iety.
 Hold Meeting.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter, ). A. R.. of Berlin held it's regular meeting this afternoon at the Berlin church parlors at 2 'clock. Lieut.. Arthur Benson and Alfred Ambrose Barrett, veterans of he war, related many of their experi- nces while on the firing line,
 Berlin Briefs.
 The Ladies' Sewing club of the <ensington Congregational chu~oh 'ers last evening.
 James Thomson, cha irman of the oerlin Boys and Girls Poultry club announces that many of the local