New Britain herald., 1920-10-22

1 cessful and before many more weeks traffic will once more glide over this road with ease.
 Rally Tonight.
 There will be rally for both dem- | ocrats and republicans at Athletic hall in East Berlin tonight. Miss Adele Murray will be one of the speak CTS as we'll as Mrs. Louis Rose from Hartford. The committee in charge has had much difficulty in securing speakers for this evening but an eff fort is being made to have Mrs. Hiram Maxim as the other demo- cratic speaker. She is running for state senator on the democratic ticket and is well known throughout' the state
 Invited to New London.
 By invitation of Lucretia Shaw Chapter, D. A. R., the twenty-seventh state meeting of the Connecticut so- ciety will be held in New London in the Second Congregational church, Nov. 4th. The morning session at 10 o'clock will be opened by the for mai entry of the president general, state and national officers. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m at both the Crocker House and the Hotel Mo SeSSlOn WILL open at 2:15 D. m. Admission to the church will be by badge only. Ap- plication. for luncheon tickets should be made before Oct. Beth. to the regent of Emma Hart Willard Chap ter. Mrs. R. M. Griswold. Kensington.
 Birth Notices.
 A daughter, Anna, was born to MT. and Mrs. John Kovik of Farm n road vaSfnrday
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Cutie of Farm ington road are receiving congratu- lations over the birth of a son.
 Berlin Bits.
 The local schools were closed to- day in order to allow the teachers to attend the state conventions being held in Hartford, New London and New Haven. Most of the teachers in town attended tho convention in Hart ford.
 Rev. Samuel FSske with his fam left this morning on a weekend trip to his home in West Brookfield. Mass.
 An enjoyable time was spent by all present at the masquerade party held at the home of Mrs. R A. Will Hams in Kensington last evening.
 East Berlin Items.
 All the male members of the Meth odist church lave been requested to come to the church Saturday after noon ready for work as the old heat ing system is to be torn out and a new one installed. The new furace will not be installed Saturday. but there must be considerable excavating done be- fore this can be accomplished. In addition to this there is more than a cord of wood to be split up. The men are requested to bring the proper tools along ready to begin work.
 Robert Cole Las on exhibition at his store. three potatoes whose com bined weight is in excess five pounds These are the largest ''spuds'' exhibited here for some time. They were grown by James Dutton of West Cromwell.
 Mrs. E. c. Hazelwoos and Mrs. | Charles Pratt of West Cromwell vis- | ited Mrs. E. V. Read yesterday.
 Mrs. l.. A. wescott is visiting her Mrs. Henry Medd of Water bury for the weekend.
 The regular weekly meeting of the | Modern Woodmen soelety was held last evening. .LEs4tl-t Fat
 The Improvement company's fair will be opened Thufsdas. 'December2 and held five evenings. fAl |
 A notice has been posted at the T Connecticut Metal co-lpany accordine 10 report. that owing TO depressions in ve. the rhodsmine plant would oct but all of the help woslid Do rsi1 1ined and put to work1ins the depsrtmsnt with sap- |