New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
as he could not see the gas fume which are visible in clear air.
 


 which are visible in clear air.
 Committee Meets.
 The committee in charge of the mem orial which is to be erected for the e4-service men of the town held a business meeting last evening at the home of Daniel t'lannery. Chairman Frank l.. Wilcox appointed a com mittee to choose the design for me- m orial and make arrangements for the construction and dedication of the monum ent. This committee will be permitted to spend $3,7OO, which was considered a suitable appropriation at the recent town meeting. This amount will appear in next years town budget. Whether a heavier tax must be laid will be decided at the annual town meeting to be held in November.
 Hold Annual Meeting. The Motherhood club of the Berlin ngregational church held it's regu- lar annual meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. R. ShoWalter. A short program was de- livered following the business session.
 Elect Officers.
 At the annual business meeting of the officials of the East Berlin Meth odist church Sunday school classes held last evening in the church par lors. the following officers were elected for the ensuing season: Superinten- dent, C. F. Dodge; assistant superin- tendent, Miss w. Barnes: secretary. R. Turner; treasurer. Leroy Palmer; assistant seCetary and Urea surer. V. E. Belden. The officers will be installed following the Sunday school classes next Sunday.
 Ryan-Moore Nuptia1s. A pretty June wedding was wit messed this morning by a large assem- blaze in st. PauIs church, when John IA. Moore, of Kensington. took Miss Julia Ryan as his bride The cerem ony was performed by Rev. J. C. Brennan, pastor of the church, al o'clock. Following the ceremony the couple, attended by many friends and relatives, were given a reception at the home of the bride. They left on a wedding tour by automobile this afternoon and upon their return will reside on Roberts street New Britain. { Both the bride and the bridegroom are well known here. Mrs Moore for : several years was postmistress at the kensinGton post office.
 Program Nearing Completion. William H. Webster, who has charge of the state fair advertisinc. announces that with the program nearing completion all will be in read mess for the launching of the largest fair ever held at the Berlin fair grounds. The fair will run full six days, beginning September 22. The fair will not run nights this season owing to the fact that th commit ee cannot meet the extra expense. 50 To Enter High School Superintendent of Schools E. R. ShoWalter reported today that at the opening of high school next fall there will be 50 Of the local young people who will he qualified 10 enter. as that 1 number of young men and women will graduate from the local grammar | schools next week.
 Berlin Briefs. There will be a meeting of the East Berlin Library association tomorrow 1 evening at s o'clock at the library l room. All mem bers are requested to i attend the meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hale of Say 1 brook Point who have been visiting 1 with Mrs. J. R. Belden of East Berlin, 1 have returned to their home l Chester Bunce has arrived at his l home at East Berlin, where he will reside for the summer
 There will be an entertainment and food sale at the Athletic hall by the