New Britain herald., 1921-08-16
possible for tasss installation of .. watet

system Into th1S town, tQ acquire water by purchase; dsvSaopaaent qr otherwise to construct resersoirs or water towers. or piping machinery, lay watermains and pipes. valves and hydrants, to furnish and sell water to many activities provide corpora. tions' aud individuals for ire protec. ton, manufacture and domestic use and collect paymeata or rentals for the same. :, Sixth-We cordially, Invite the ,titE 'zens of the Town of Berlin, areSar dless of party atdli4tions to cooperate with .his association in tho scope of work which has been herein outlined and for the promotion of the good govsrn- .rnent 9tad welfare of this community. 2 sexenth-The association claims the Ilyht to endorse any scaadtdAtef for public once and use all lawful means to secursf the election of Iny eandi- daye of sats thofcsg 'f 7 Gates Nonds weddane.
 Wedding invitations have been sent out by Mrs. Delphins Woods of Jacobs Corner, Berlin. announcing the coming marriage of her daukh- ter, sMiss Pearl Adelins Wbdds. .She
 WILL " 0N. ' SAuA "AI4 S0h0Dse01 E14EA- tcrd on Saturday afternoon, septen- ber 8. at 1:s0 o'clock In tho Second congTeGaAioiaai chutch of Berlin.e
 Miss Woods k we'll known in Der lin. She l. employed at the Travellers 3nsufance company ofice in Hartford. She has. been very active in church and Sunday school affairs as ~eeh gas in club activities.
 Work oa Bridge.
 k The II. O. Baker cS1npanys of New Britain has begun work on putting in the new cement base to the bridge near the railroad cuivert on the road leading to F. 8. McMahon's farm ia Kensinxton. The steel structural work was recently completed by thet Berlin constructiona company. The wofk will probably be completed some time this week, although the bridge will, not be open for trafie for at least two more weekA 2.
 Chautaudua Program Ont.
 At a meeting of the guarantors of the Chautauqua held in the worthine- ton community house last evening, Arthur L. Woodruff was elected cap tain of the Worthington district for selling. tickets. Claude Stevens waA named as captain of the Kensinston section and Arthur Benson in Eatt Berlin. Mr. Woodrun and MT. Stew ems will have about ten men to aid them in the selling of the. tickets while Mir. Benson will probably have hve. Due to the. fact that Ill of th4 'guarantors were n6t present at tho meeting last night 1t was voted to hold another on Wednesday evening of this week.
 The programs for the Chautauoua have arrived and arc being distribut- d about town. The committee in charge of the: exent has announced that tho following program will be rresented by the Community Chau- .t4udua in Berlin from August 10 until September 2: .
 First Day-7 a. m, Junior Chau- taudua events; s a. m. opening enter tAinmcnt. Theresa SheAhAn Concert conpahy with character readings by Miss Sheehan. assisted by Ethef Me Phee. soprano and Thelma Newell, violinist.
 Second Day--s .. h., Junior Chau- tAudua; 2:3o p. m.. novelty musical concert by Colonial Maids: 8 p. n., musical prelude by Colonial. Maids; S:<6 ?. m., iecture-entertainnaen in costume. Songs and Stories of the Red Man" Albert end Maytha Gale.
 Third Day. .. m., Junior ChAu- taudu*; 2:3o p. m.. lecture, Making Democracy Safe tor the World" pr. 4. H: Harnly; 5 p.Sn.. dramatic pro- ductioa. Tier Husbands wife," or s.'The Sign of the Cross,'' with srecial scenery and selected caAt of New York players.
 Fourth Day--s a m, Junior Chat tsuqua: 2:30 ?. ts,., juAier pageant, The Cruise of the Joll,ty.'' by boys and xtris Of Junior ChAutauqua; ] ?. m. Philippine melodies by T11ippino quartet; D.. nA., instrumental eo44- cert. Filappino quartet s:4B. lse&ure, The House of Man" by 14Ii Bone. ,. Hours subject to change by Special Announeeme ent frsses Berlin I0eu03, s.ss
 Mrs. Pardon c. Klrk4y of Bixuh