New Britain herald., 1921-11-10

showed and that some of the tickets have not as yet been paid for.
 The second annual ball of the To- cal post was given d few weeks ago at the Town Hall and there were not more than 14 or 15 couples present which of course made it a losing proposition. The treasury of the Lc- zion, it is claimed, is not large enough to combat with all these losses.
 Stores to Close
 John Blake of the Blake and Wood ruff store iii Berlin stated this morn ing that his store will close at F o'clock tomorrow in honor of the boys s. M. Cowles and Frank Foeliati wiii close their places of business in Ken sington tomorrow at noon.
 Patsy Sisti proprietor of the A. F, F. barbershop in Kensington will close his establishment at noon for the remainder of the day.
 Po8tohicc Hours
 Postmaster w. ". Pagan of the Nensington postOfiice and postmaster Alfred Barrett of the Berlin post office will observe the honuuT hours in both their places of business to- morrow. The hours will be from 7:15 o'clock until 0:3O o'clock in the morn ing and from 4 o'clock until Q o'clock in the afternoon. There will be no village or rural delivery service at either of the postOhices.
 Mrs. Mamie DevivO
 The funerol of Mrs. Mamie De- vivo. who died at the New Britain General hospital Tuesday night was held this morning at S:30 o'clock from the home of her parents in New Britain and at o'clock from St. John the Evangelist church, Burial was in St. Marys new cemetery.
 Sclcctinen in Sue Hills
 The selectmen of the town met the residents of the Blue Hills at the school house in that district this afternoon at o'clock. The meeting was held for the purpose of discussing the disposal Of the $500 approprin- ton allowed that part Of tho town by the finance board for tho repairing of tho roads.
 D. A. R. Meeting
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R. will hold an open meeting ct the Community house on Berlin street tomorrow afternoon, 3 o'clock Mr1 Charles Humphrey Digsoll of 9outhington will address tho gather Ing. Tho members of tho chapter arc asked to moot at s!30 o'clock for n short bualnosa meeting. The menbora Of tho Esther Stanley chapter of Now Britain have been invited to bn pres ent at this gathering.
 Berlin Church Notes
 Tho Women's Aid society met with Miss Elizabeth Wilcox at her home yesterday afternon.
 A supper for the members of the Junior Endeavor society will be held tomorrow afternoon at G:S0 o'clock in the church dining room.
 Tho Older Boys Class vii be enter taincd at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Mildrum in East Berlin tomor- row evening.
 E. B. Methodist Notes
 Tho Methodist Sunday school Is progressing very favorably, the re- cent attendance being 55. A new franc to hold the pictures of IS babies comprising the Cradle Depart Tnent, Is now ready, and any pictures that chn be spared by parents will bc inserted if they be given to tho Sun day school officers, A new arrange meat has been made to provide q leades for the Sunday school every sunday, even though one officer han reaovad to New Britain, Besides tho and tho first assistant, afr, Walter Payne is Hecond assistant and Dir, Royal is third e5slstant upe@intenfent,
 The young iRdiea' T, s, E, class Ia requested to meet every Hundhy, m Mir, Royal AieFsa has assumed leader ship, and looks feF Il largo attendance,
 Rev, w, g, Harper conduota tho Adult Bibia Glass, which greatly Gp" ppeeiatea having such a scholarly IeadhT,
 Ilev, ", E. itoFpss nov has tha eiaas Of iunioF girls,
 The Independent itiHe Club of the Methodist church have eloted their new officers, Clifford Nelson, presi- dent; Francis Coby, vice-president'