New Britain herald., 1921-10-06
Informal Meeting.

rate for this next year.
Informal Meeting.
An informal meeting will be held at
the Community house on Berlin street
this evening at o'clock. An persons
in the town are invited to attend this
meeting at which plans will be COM
p1eted for a big event to be held at
the community house grounds on Sat
urday of next week. There will also
be danving on the program for to-
night and good attendance is asked.
Busy Day at y. o.
Yesterday was the busiest day in
the history Of the Kensington post
Office according to an announcement
made this morning by Postmaster w.
w. Pagan. On one mail train, two
full pouches of first class mail was
sent out from this office. This is the
first time in history that more than
one pouch containing first class mail
left the Kensington Office. 1t is es-
timated that several thousands of let
ters and cards were sent, the exact
| number not being known as Mr.. Pagan
had no time to count them.
Annual Church Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Berlin
Congregational church will be held at
the church on Friday evening, October
ID. 1T has been the custom of the
church to hold the annual meeting in
January, but due to the GOODNESS of
the weather and the fact that many
of the members of the church cannot
attend, at that time, it seemed advis-
able at the last meeting to make a
| change from January to October. All
| members are asked to come to this
| meeting on next Friday evening.
Ecclesiastical Society Annual.
| The Worthington Ecclesiastical So
| ciety of the Berlin CONGREGATIONAL
| church will hold it's annual meeting
at the church on Monday evening of
| next week. New officers will be elect
ed for the ensuing year and any other
| business proper to come before said
meeting will also be discussed. The
present committee of the society is
composed of c. M. Weldon, A. E. Web
| ster and A. A. North. Francis Dem
| ing is secretary and treasurer, and Ar
thur l.. Woodruff is assistant treasurer
The society has been active in the af-
| fairs of the church and holds regular
meetings during the winter months
Mems Glass Meeting.
| The Mems Bible class of the Berlin
Congregational church will hold g
regular business meeting at the Com.
munity house on Berlin street mex
Wednesday evening at o'clock AL
members are asked to be present a!
there are many important business
matters to be discussed and this is thu
first regular meeting to be held thi
fall. Plans are being made by The
social committee to secure a promin
ent speaker for the occasion. It il
also possible that there will be an en-
tertainment and refreshments will b.
served.
Movies Tonight
Douglas MacLean and Doris Ma,
will be seen this evening in 1913 \
Hours Leave" the feature motion pic
turs attraction at tho town hall. L
, addition to their picture there vii
be two reel comedy and a travelogue
Moving pictures have proven popula
with tho Berlin people and larg
crowds arc turning out for the pres
8 entationa at the towr hall
Busy Court Session.
Louis M Schlar Of Hartford. an
$ peared before Judge Griswo1d in tn
town court last night on charge c
=, operating q motor car with no light!
He was dlScndfSed on the payment c
B. cost of $40. Louis Skinner of Dee
River, arrested for passing a standin
: trolley car was fined s25 and costs G
: $13.06. Frank Palitz of New Britain
charged with having illegal lens wa
fined SIS and costs Of $40. John Arce
larchi of Hartford. charged with tn
same count an Palitz, waa given tn
| sam3 fine.
Of Pr~ito /,
charged with having illegal lens we
discharged upon the payment of cos
Of $40. Fred Fillmore Of CromUe