New Britain herald., 1919-04-15

found no clues to the party or parties who burglarized the place. After a careful investigation the managers of the saloon state that the total loss would probably amount to $1O0.
 Woods Boys Write
 Privates Earle and Marcus Woods, who are with the army of occupation in Germany, have written to friends in the town informing them that at the present time they are near Bop. 1 pard, Germany, and will in all prob ability remain there for some tim me. The boys state that they are in the best of health and have had a five day furlough, during which time they vis- i ited one of tho old palaces which served the cX-kaiser as a summer 1 home.
 1 Funeral of Maik Dzagan.
 The funeral of Maik >Dzagan, the four-ni onths old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dzagan of. Beckley who died early yesterday morning, following a short illDcss, was held this morning from his late hopc.. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church and. the intcrment was in the new Catholic cemetery at New Britain.
 Ecclc>iastical Society Meets. The annual meeting of the Ken sinston Ecclesiastical society of the ] kcnsington Congregational church : was held last evening at the church p&rlors. Reports of the various off cers and committees were presented. showing that the past year has been $3rosperous one to the society," There - balance on hand of s17O.59 A report was read showing that two leg ! acles were bequeathed to the society during the past year, one from the 1 Henry Cornwall estate and tho other from the Oliver D. Kent estate. The amounts were $500 each. Following, the presentation of reports of the various committees the following off cers and committees were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk and trcasur- CT, arold w. Upson; society's com mittec $. A. Hart, s. M. CoNles and JE. P. Dunham; finance committee, S. A. Hart C. F. Johnson and Harold Upson. Three new members were voted into the society," They were: Walter F.. Hart. James B. Ellsworth and David R. Wilson,
 Private Bell Homo.
 iflNalG Nllllam Bell or East Berlin who has been overseas for the past IS months, has received his discharge and has arrived at his home He wears a wound stripe and he was also gassed. He is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell.
 T. \. B. Mcetins
 The T. A. E. Fife and Drum corps l held their regular meeting and re- hearsal last evening at their rooms at the parish hall. The corps were 1 given a military drill by Clarence 1 Walker. Peter McCrann was in charge Of the music instruction. The ] following the rehearsal and made 1 their report of the weeks work. The next meeting of the corps will be held next Tuesday evening at the hall instead of on Monday. All memb bers are urged to be present as the re- hearsal will be the last before the Britain. The corps are also planning to attend the T. X. B. fair at South ington. X number of prizes will be awarded to the corps making the best showing. in marching, appearance and playing. and the local corps are going to make a hard try to win one Of the prizes.
 Return to Camp.
 Sergeants Harold and Orvillc NentreS of Company k. 1O2nd regi- ment who >rccentN arrived at their homo in Berlin after being overseas for over IS months have returned to