New Britain herald., 1920-03-12

ble church service, according to in- formation garnered about the town today. Grievances that could not be settled before the board of relief will De settled at the meeting is the as- sIrance given. What the procedure Taken by the agsrieved ones will be is one of the town topics.
 Leases Former Cafe.
 Joseph kamenski, a resident of East Berlin. has taken a one year lease on the building known as Whites Cafe, including the use of d. barn and garage in the rear. The am nual rental will be $500 a year, with privilege of renewal for another year. MT. kamenski intends to open a gen eral store, selling confectionery, gro cerles and miscellaneous merchandise.
 Gypsies Visit Town.
 A band of gypsies come to town yesterday and piled their art in palm istry upon Kensington residents. The Berlin bank officials were approached by the fortune tellers. They did not fare we'll at the bank, however. but were told to vacate the premises as speedily as possible.
 No Delivery of Mail.
 Unless the residents of Kensinston comply with the ruling given by the post office depa rtment 8 month ago to install mail boxes for the receiv- ing of mail matter, little or no mail will be delivered hereafter, Postmas- ter W. W. Pagan said this morning. Warning was given last month that all persons must have mail box or similar receptacle installed on their premises by March s, or mail deliv- cry would be discontinued. AS soon as the rural roads are in condition, residents in that section will have to comply with the new ruling as we'll.
 East Berlin Items,
 The huge steam shovel belonging to the J. H. Grozier company of Hartford was moved from the new plant of the Connecticut Metal com pany yesterday and taken to another locality All the eXcaNating for the new building has been completed The steel work is practically all in place and the carpenters have start ed their part of the work.
 The condition of Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings. one of the teachers at the Hubbard school, is reported to from nervous troubles for more than month. .a-
 Miss Elnora Grove, who has been substituting at the Hubbard school during the ilness of Mrs. Cummings, has accepted position in a Massa- chusetts High school and will begin on her new duties next week.
 Harold Clark's new residence on the corner of Wilcox avenue and Bridge street is being ' emodelled throughout. When completed it will be a model of the old colonial struc- ture. ..@.
 Berlin Briefs.
 All members and friends of the Berlin Congregational church have been invited to the supper and con- cert 10 be held in the church this evening. ''--
 Miss Elsie Andrews of Hartford is visiting friends in town over the weekend.
 Truck traffic continues on ttR in crease, more than a hundred passing through here during the night.
 kensington Items.
 C. F. Goodwin : and family for many years. residents of this place, have moved to New Britain and now reside on Maple street.
 The new hall to be used by the Am erican Paper Goods for restaur- ant. has been completed and it is eN- pectcd that at any time now. the building Will be opened for service. The caterer has already commenced his duties.
 4 Polish priest will conduct serv- ices at St. Paufs church tomorrow afternoon and Sunday morning for