New Britain herald., 1919-12-16

"goner.' But the fire went out as soon as it started With renewed courage
 they approached the machine, but could not start it. It was found the
 pint of gas would not feed the en-
 zine, so MT. Hart. set out for more. An hour later he returned and successful : ly filled the tank. &@
 Cradle Notes.
 Mr., and Mrs. Reginald Towers are
 receiving contradictions on the birth
 of g, son last evening at their home
 ill Kensipgton. MT Towers is one. of
 the owners. of the Tower Brick com
 pany. ..e4., -. .ea .s~s, s;.,
 ~, New Site for Post Office. '"~' .Flannery's corner may becone the
 n CIV site for tlfe. Berlin post office, it
 was announced this morning by Post master A, A. Barrett. The new site will have to be officially approved by the Washington office before*the office l can be transferred, however. MT. Barrett has been notified by Samuel Coale. owner of the present. location,
 that he must move the office at once. Brotherhood Meets. "A The Brotherhood of the Kensington Congregational church met yesterday in the church parlors and held a Bible study class, taking as their sub- ject, the first chapter in the books of James. The Rev Carlton Hazen led the class. After the Bible study Q social hour was held. Refreshments were served by the social committee Next week the regular service will Ebe omitted as the annual Christmas : in the church parlors On the, 29th Friends Night" will be held by the Brotherhood ..s,a., a-t.:. a East, Berlin Items. Mrs James Scott of, South gton, d former resident was visiting friends here yesterday.
 Mrs J. Walsh spent the day in town yesterday with relatives. The Campfire girls will hold an en- tertainment and social at Athletic hall next Friday evening.
 Mrs. lame Donnelly, of New Brit ain was a visitor in town yesterday. The w. J. R. c. will hold their reg 1 ular weekly "shoot'- this evening in the Methodist church rifle range. The K. of P. will meet in their rooms over Coles store this evening. Berlin Briefs.
 The Berlin Grange will meet this evening at their rooms in Grange hall for the transaction of business. c. J. Anderson, "the brick man." 1 is leaving for Marionette,, Wisconsin. l where he will spend the winter. James Mckay of Worcester is visit 1 ing friends here for a few days. H. l.. Porter is reported to be slight ] ly improved. He has been suffering ] from rheumatism for more than two l m months- 1 Kensington Items. I The state revenue officers were in ] town yesterday visiting the saloons tc l obtain samples of the liquor passed 1 over the bars. The Kilby house, kel- 1 ly's and the Globe were visited by the l officers, but no violations were discov- l cred.
 l The New Haven road has completed 1 the installation of the new lighting i system at the railroad station. The l new system is the result of demands
 made by Selectman R. M. Griswold fol l improvement at the local station. | Linus Edmonds of Torrington Is
 spending several days in town as the l guest of friends.
 IT. A. B.'s Growing
 St, Paul's T. A. B. society has taken 1 on 8 new lease of life, according to the ] officers of the organization. At a meet l ing yesterday six were elected to mem
 bership in the organization and six ap. 1 plications were received. P. T. Kine ] of New Britain will give a talk at tn, ] T. A. B. rooms Friday evening. 1 Public Meeting. "#t | A meeting for the Polish and Ttaliar inhabitants of the town of Berlin wlI
 be held at Foresters' hall Friday eve.