New Britain herald., 1921-11-01

takea in delivering the oral thema will be obliged to sit down. On Tuesday, anyone making 4 mistakes, Wednesday g. Thursday and Friday 1.
 Arrangements have been made to have the name of the pupil or pupils who make 8 clean record in the con- tes! next week published
 Mrs, Elizabeth Cantonese.
 Tho funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Can tonesse was held this morning from her home on Pennington road at S:30 o'clock and from St. Pauls church at o'clock. Rev. ]. c. Brennan oi- ficiated and burial was in st. Mary's new cemetery, New Britain.
 Horse Found Dead.
 A horse belonging in New Britain, which was found stuck in tho swamp in tha rear of tha Norton homestead in kensington on Sunday afternoon waa removed yesterday forenoon bu. war dead at the time. The horse wal first found stuck in the swamp on Sunday afternoon. The attention O., families living near the place wa1 brought to the condition tho horse was in. it is said, but evidently the owner was not found untl yesterday morning.
 Issue, Challenge.
 Arthur j. Funk, manager and pro moter for Young Hercules of thia town, has issued a challenge to n'Pas- Guale or Cyclone Brooka of Hartford.
 Movies Thia Week.
 Moving pictures will be shown at Forestera' hall on Wednesday oi thi1 week and al the town hall on Thurs. day. The feature attraction at both places will be "The Life Lnc.' Tho usual comedy and travel picture, will also be shown. If the pictures are not successful this week they will he 
 Teachers Reception.
 Plans have been completed by tho Berlin Motherhood club for the TO ception to be given the teachers of the Worthington and Junior Hieh schools at the community house tomor- row night at s o'clock.
 Resolution Adopted,
 The Christian Endeavor society Of tha Kensington Congregational church at itg meeting or Sunday evening vot- en unanimously to accept the resolu- ton presented by tho committed ap- pointed for that purpose.
 The resolution adopted wal aa fol ows--."R "Resolved--Tha we, tho ,nen- bera of the society O, Christian iIn- lcavor of the Kensington Congrega- taL i,f |, he movement for tho enforcement: ni law and order in J'lr town, state and We believe that every Chris ian and every patriot should be loyal to all the laws of his country. The 18th amendment ana lava for carry ng it into effect express the high morale ana Christian sentiment O our people and we pledge our bcst en- leavors to sustain them" The committee consista of Rev. Car cton Hagen, Helen Nelson and Ly- nan Hall.
 Berlin Bits. The assessors will be in session a he town hall until 7 o'clock tonight. | This will be their last meeting this l ,ear. Tho Berlin Grange society will hold l masquerade at their hall thi, eve. | ing at 8 o'clock. Halloween waa quietly observed in | Berlin and no complaints hava been | leard relative to the acting of the set.
 Mrs. Lester Deming il confined to er hom. with illness.
 The T. A. B society will hold an- ! ther ono of it's whsts at tho hall thil | veninS.
 Many of the wells in Kensington ave been reported to have gone dry. Misa Anna Pagan of New Haven ia isitinc with relativcI in kensington.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will bo a whist and socia, q. he home of Mrs. Adam krauth thin venine given by the ladies of tho acred Heart church. Mrs Charlca Irisko and daughter, risclla of Berlin, have been visit le friends in town. l Mis1 Sarah Morgan hal had 2 tele- hone installed in her home on Cot ge street Ths annual meeting ot tha Wilcox ( emetcry association will be held tins I 'ening at the home of E. W. Mil f