New Britain herald., 1920-11-29

this morning from Atwaters corner in Berlin to it's terminus in East Berlin. The stretch from the William Buckley place to the top of Galpin's hill is still incompleted.
 Death of Mrs. William Moore.
 Mrs. William Moore of Berlin street died at her home Saturday i ievening at the age of 61. Mrs. Moore Is survived by her husband, William Moore, and step-daughter, Mrs Ellen R. Walkeley of Dayton, Ohio. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at g o'clock and burial will be in the Maple cemetery. Z Basketball Practice.
 The Worthington Athletic club, formerly known as the Berlin Attn letic club, will hold basketball practice in the town hall this evening for both the first and second teams. The prac- tice is being held tonight primarily to put the teams into shape for the first games of the season which win be played on Wednesday night At this time the first team will play. the Tro- jan Juniors of New Britain and the second team will play the Pyramids, also of that city.
 To Give Supper. -a
 All members of the bowling team at the American Paper Goods plant and which is explained. by John Delorey will be rendered a turkey. dinner at o'clock. MT. Delorey's ,eam is listed as the champio inter- factory bowling team.
 East Berlin Items
 Harold Clark and family spent Sun .l of Nr nd MrC George Printice of Berlin.
 The Knights of Pyhtias will hold their weekly meeting tomorrow eve ming in their rooms over Coles store.
 Miss Betty Pratt visited relatives in West Cromwell yesterday. A
 Thomas Hazelwood of West Crom- we'll was a visitor in town yesterday. calling upon relatives.
 The Mothers Sewing club will meet with Mrs. Archer Walsh "Wednesday afternoon instead of in the evening as has been the custom.
 The Improvement company's fair will open Thursday evening at athletic hall, and continue until Tuesday of the following week. Each evening there will be an entertainment, fol- lowed by dancing.
 A large number of former residents here who of late have been working in Southington since the Peck, Stow x Wilcox plant left here have been re- newing their former acquaintances during the past week, as .he factory has gone on a short time basis.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held Wednesday evening at the church | parlors.
 Some time ago prior to the con- struction of the new road. there was more or less agitation for the exten- sion of the gas mains to this commun- 1 ity. It was the plan of those interested | to have the pipes laid as the new | was constructed. In the gen. l eral haste to have the road finished | before the middle of winter the mat | ter of having gas brought to this dis | trict was lost sight of. It is considered | doubtful if the proposition can ever | be considered again.
 The work of the board of assessors | will he finished by the first of the | year. Most of the detail work has | been accomplished.
 The local brickyard is now operat- ing on a nine hour day, 54 hour week | basis.
 Services at the Methodist church were delayed more than an hour yes terday morning owing to the late ar rival of the preacher who had been | informed of the hour Of
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