New Britain herald., 1920-11-03

Hall, Lawrence Austin, Edward Adams. Allen Dean and MT. and Mrs. Edward MichaeIs. McKeon's orches- tra will furnish music for dancing and there will be special prizes awarded Saturday night, consisting of carving set. one barrel of apples and a bed quilt. The committee has worked hard in preparation Of this event.
 Play Tonight.
 The Epworth league of.the Kensing- ton Methodist church will present a play The Family Album," this even at o'clock in the church parlors. The cast of the playlet has been work ing hard for the past few weeks at rehearsals and the following will take part: Mrs. c. H. Johnson, Mrs. ora Eagerly Ruth and Bertha Han- ford. Bertha Wooding, Marina Grasse, Inez and Elvie Olmstead. Phyllis Scanning, Catherine Gulong. c. H. Johnson. A. S. Mofett. Charles Had dock and Clayton Lewis.
 A musical program will precede the play and piano solos will be ren- dered by Adelaide Lanza and Bertha wooding. Vocal solos will be given by Mrs. c. F. Sharpe. Mrs. George Tryon, Mrs. Ora Eagerly. Miss Mildred Goodwin and Miss Elvie Olmstead. Preceding the performance there will be home made candy on sale.
 Truck in Ditch.
 A large automobile truck from New Britain was damaged last night when the fore part went into the excava- ton underneath the trolley tracks at Upson's corner. The red lights placed for warning were blown out by the heavy rain and wind storm. The radi- ator of the car was broken and other parts twisted out of shape. It was a considerable length of time before the truck was raised and as a result trolley traffic was delayed.
 Electric Wire Down.
 An electric wire on Berlin street, Galpin's Hill, was brown down last night by the heavy winds which accompanied the rain storm. A great purple glare was given when it struck the wet concrete pavement. A telephone call was sent to the Elec- trtc Light company and they sent re- pairmen on the job immediately. It was necessary to shut off the electric current while making repairs, so the town was in darkness for several minutes.
 Attend Conference.
 Several from Berlin attended the of the Central Congregar tional association held in Rocky Hin this afternoon. There are eight local delegates assigned to report. Some who went are tho Rev. Samuel Fiske, Mrs. Deming and William Webster.
 Marriage License Issued.
 Town Clerk Woodruff issued a mar riaEe license to Louis Joseph Varson and Dorothea Krauth, last night Mir varson is from Middletown and his occupation is that Of a machinist. The bride to he is from East Berlin and is employed as bookkeeper by a firm.
 Berlin Kernels.
 The T. A. B. society will hold whist in their hall tonight.
 Sullivan Onarate will conduct their classes Thursday night of this week instead of Friday due to the fact that the Berlin Grange will oc- cupy the hall Friday and Saturday of this week
 The largo light bulb on the top Of the gasoline tank at Blake and woodruff's store was blown off last night during the heavy storm.
 Several bushes and plants about town were reported as lying flat this by the force of the rain which fell in torrents last night.
 The Reliable Sewing club met last night at the home of Miss Mary Me- Gee in KensinFton.- s.fss.
 Miss Rose Fitzsimmons is enjoying her annual monthly vaHnDpn