New Britain herald., 1921-04-25
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on Thursday night will be an inter. esung and important one and all members are urged to attend. Mrs. Inez Crane has arranged an interest ing evenings entertainment which will follow the. regular business meeting. Both children, and adults will take part in the entertainment. Dr. A. J. Goodwin of Kensington will be the speaker of the evening and he will have as his subject. Health and Happinass in Children" Mrs. c. Fred Johnson and committee will serve re- freshments later in the evening. ; Slight ,AutamobiIcs Accident.
 slight acctdentSwhich involved the names, of .three pa rtiss occurred on Berlin street. yesterday afternoon at about 1 seiciocR ia front of the com munity house. The names of the parties. however. were not learned From what is known it appears that rection Of Hartford and two towards New York. One. of the machines. which was going to, New York tried, to pass out the other one but id.not' notice the one coming in the other direction. sIt5was-thens impossible to, pvoif striking the carfas the three machines at this time were side by side in the road.
 The untfdguards on two of the ma: chimes were damaged but no one! was injured. After. a short consuits-.. ton among drivers the. three, ma. chimes again drove off. -. ...-.s.
 Local Girl i'm show.
 Miss Dorothy Honiss of Hudson street. daughter, of E. F. .Honiss, the grocer on Berlin street. is in the cast of King Dodo.' the show being, given by the Masonic organization Of New Britain at the Lyceum theater. Miss Honiss is the .only Berlin girl in. the play. ~,: -..' Personal Tascs Due. ''; Notices have been posted about the town to the effect that personar taxes are now payable and. must be in the hands of collector Charles Lewis on or prior to July 1. Mir. Lewis has is- sued the following schedules as to the dates he will be around to col lect: Blue Hills school. May 2. from ' to o'clock; Berlin Town hall May i4 from t:30 to o'clock; Beck ley post office. May 19, from 5 to ' o'clock and at.l1s B. Coles sst9re in East Berlin, May. 21, from T; ;30> until o'clock. He will be at the Ken sington Library on Saturday, May 2s. from until s o'clock and on. May 29, 16 and B. from 5:3o to 3O..o'cIock as we'll as on May 31 from 5,until s o'clock.
 Annual Meeting.
 The annual meeting of ..the Ken slngton library society will be Nheid at the Peck Memorial library on Tues day evening at 7:30 o'clock and all members are urged to be present. The election of officers will take place at this time. "str ',,.....r >.. Some Confusion. ..- Although not as much as was gen. orally expected there was some con- | fusion about town this morning in regards to the time. The Kensington people were more greatly troubled than the Berlinites inasmuch as everything including trolley sched- ules in Berlin are on standard time while the trains in Kensington run on the daylight saving schedule. It was stated about town this morning . that many people lost carly morning trains in view of the fact that they did not~secure first hand information on Saturday relative to railroad oper- ations.
 The .pniy true effect of daylight saving 1nr Berlin is the oper.itfonf of fa all of the post offices on daylight sav- ing time. "A few of the factories have also changed their time. AS one resi- dent said this morning: 'I hope they get enough of it this time and will