New Britain herald., 1921-09-27

o'clock in the afternoon at the Town Hall in the first district, the barber shop east of the railroad tracks in Kensington and woodward's market in the third district.
 The legal voters of the town are also notified that the annual business meeting will be held in the Town Hall at o'clock in tho afternoon of said day at which time the report of the town officers will be heard, to make specific appropriation for the support of the town common schools for the ensuing year: also to elect two mem bers of the finance committee.
 It ls also planned to lay tax upon the grand list of the towp to meet It's exptnses and obligations for the ensuing year. Also to vote upon the acceptance by the town of two streets: first, the street known as Berldale avenue. running southwest from Pennington avenue; second, the street running from Pennington avenue north to the Buckley Macaroni fac tory to be known as Harding street. Also to vote upon the advisability Of tho appointment of a committee to consider and make recomme nda- tions regarding the sale of the town farm and the town teams and the purchase of motor truck equipment and the arranging of the board of inmates. Any other business proper to come before said meeting will also be transacted.
 Selectman Carter when seen this morning in regards to the purchase Of auto equipment in place Of the town teams thought that tho upkeep tF. h. .,FII Aa s. t-I considerable to feed the town horses the whole year round when they do not work throughout the whole win ter.
 Apple Blossoms on Tree.
 Winsted has always been known to the majority of people throughout the state as the only city in Connecticut where freak things could happen. Berlin. however. has an oddity this morning that places this town in the same class as Winsted. In the rear of the Berlin grocery. which is con ducted by Thomas Barattiero. there is an old apple tree. There arc a few apples on the tree. This morn ing. however. one-quarter of the tree was covered with apple blossoms blooming forth from their place on the limbs. Nothing like this has been reported in Berlin before.
 Annual Meeting Held.
 The annual meeting of the Mems Lyceum of Kensingtcn was held at the Congregational church last evening and Arthur Moffat was elected presi- dent. ora c. Edgarly was elected sec retary but declined the nomination. Tho office was left open but Mir. Ed gar1y will act as temporary secretary. The three vice presidents arc: pr. A. J. Goodwin. William Emerson and Joseph Wilson. The literary committee Is composed of Rev. J. A. Scott. Joseph Wilson and Rev. Carleton Hagen.
 It was decided that the meetings be held at the church the second and fourth Mondays of each month. The next meeting of the society will be held Monday. october 10, and will be in the form of A rally meeting. C. w. Stevens. Lyman Hall and others are on n committee to prepare for this meet ing It was also voted to resume the popular debates this winter and the first one will he held at the second meeting of next month.
 F. and IT. Meeting.
 The first meeting of the new school season of the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association will be held at the Kensington grammar school on Thursday night of this week. All members of the association arc asked to attend this meeting as if will be given in the form of recep- ton to the teachers Of the Percival. Ledge, Blue Hills, Kensington gram mar and Junior high schools.
 There will be a short business meet ing to discuss the left over matters of last year. This will he followed by a social which will last the remainder of the evening. Refreshments will be served.
 Football Practice Tonight.
 The Acorn A. c. football team of Kensington will hold practice tonight and all members of tho team are TO- auasfad ta ha pre9ant Tho first prac-