New Britain herald., 1920-11-05

spots of interest.
 At present there is newly formed organization in New York which has been formed to manufacture only educational films. The local school board intends to get in touch with this firm after they arc -" under way and will give tho Berlin scholars only tho hest to be had
 Committee Meets.
 There was a committee meeting of the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association in the Kensing- ton Grammar school last evening. Much business in regards to winter activities was transacted and the committee decided that owing to Thanksgiving falling on the last Thursday of this month the regular meeting will be postponed until De- cember 9. At this meeting Johnstone Vance of the New Britain Herald will be the principal speaker. A musical program has also been arranged un- der the direction of Walter Hart.
 Cider Mill in Operation.
 Dynamite Jones'" as he is known to all of hts local friends, has started another cider mill in operation. This time he has established himself on Berlin street near the Blake and Woodruff corner store. For the past several weeks he has conducted a plant near the Meriden town line. The apples are from his orchard.
 Road Progressing.
 Favorable comment is being heard on the progress being made by the East Berlin road. The work on the road was not begun until Monday of this week and up to today over 900 feet have been completed. Without doubt the weather man has seen the necessity of having this road finished this fall and is holding off cold weather until it is done. It was said this morning that the laying of the cement would be completed within the next week.
 Berlin Notes.
 Many Italians from Kensington went to New Britain yesterday to par ticipate in the parade held there.
 David Emerson is spending & few days at his home in Kensington. He is working in New Haven.
 Mrs. John Delowry, who has been atling for several weeks, is reported as on the road to recovery. Miss Nellie Garrity was out yester- day for the first time since being con- fined to her home with the influenza. There will be meeting of the Bol- | ton haSiCa post or the American Legion in the Town Hall tonight Henry Mitchell has moved from his home near the Peat Swamp to his new residence in Southington. The Berlin Grange will open it's carnival in Grange Hall tonight. There will be a meeting of Boy | Scout Troop No. tonight. All mem- | bers of the troop are urged to attend Not to Celebrate. The republican town committee re- ports that there will be no celebra- ton of the republicans in this town | due to the sweeping victory they have made. There are several, however, who intend going to New Britain to- night to take part or witness the eel ebration there.
 Fast Berlin Items. The youth of the community cele- | brated the republican victory last evening by a parade followed by a | huge bonfire For a time there was terrific din.
 The play. The Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs. Martins" which was so sue | ccssful. may he repeated. The West | field people have requested that the skit be brought over there for a per formanee. It is probable that it will be given in the near future.
 Tn order to expedite the work on the East Berlin highway the daylig ht saving schedule is being used The | men get to work at daylight and quit at dusk, making a ten hour day. The heaviest frost this fall oc-