New Britain herald., 1921-11-03

' In sisting Upon a Settlement of the Shantung Affair and Other Matters i W hich Seem to Affect Only Japan and l Ch :na?" Rev. $. A. Fiske; "ls Japan $ Plea for Room for Expansion Based 1 Upon Real Need or to Be Met by Taking Over Large Areas in China" Francis Deming; Does the United , States Come to the Conference With Clean Hands? What Are the Con sessions That We Should Expect to | Be Made?" Prof. Stanley Galpin. A topic for discussion by the entire body in attendance will be: What May We Hope for the Conference, Jmme- dia tely and in the Very Near Future" ",
 Berlin Court News.
 August Johnson of WallmgfOrd was arraigned before Judge G. G. Gris- Wold in the town court last night on q charge of not having proper brakes on h,s automobile. He was discharged. Johnson figured in 8 slight aHtomo- bile accident at Damons corner last Sunday afternoon.
 J Ohn Robinson of Portland, was fined SIS and costs for passing q standing trolley car on Berlin street
 Peter Delbarba of Beckley Guar ter, was arrested by local officers for
  cense, He was fined S1 pn each count. His costs totaled S2i.
 Three boys from Kensington were heard in the juvenile court on cha rge of entering and attempting to steal from Hopes store in Ken sinCton yesterday afternoon. The store is located near the American Pap CT Goods company plant. The case was continued for sentence until Nov cmber 30. The boys are in charge of Robert Graham, local probation officer.
 At New Britain Conference.
 A large delegat tion of Berlin people yesterday attended the Sunday school 9onv ention being held in New Britain. Among those who went are: Miss Mary Grswold. Fannie Griswold, Miss Craven, Jeanette Hall Edith Galpin. Victoria Fiske, Mary Galpin Mrs. Hon> Iss, Mrs. F. c. Woods. Catherine Min or and Rev. $. A. Fiske.
 Resigns From Committee
 Robert Cole of East Berlin, has re- signed as a member oS tlIe committee recently appointed to investigate the problem of selling the town farm and the town teams. Elmer Stearns will appoint new member to the com mittee within few days.
 NSomcn's Missionary Meeting.
 There was a -ood attendance al the meet ing of the Women's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church held at the home of Miss Hattie Ruys in Berlin yesterday after noon at o'clock. Mrs. George Dcdd gave talk on Japan"
 Born in Florida.
 word has been received here of the birth of son, John Goodrich Tomp- ktns, to Mr. and Mrs. Trenner w, Tpmpl1ins of Lake Alfred, Florida, Friday, October 2S. Mrs, T"mpkins was forme rly Miss Ethel Goodrich of this town,
 Sails for Itniy.
 Rev. H. r. Schaufflcr resident of New York city, and former minister in Berlin sailed today on the steam ship Columbia, for Italy. Mrs. Schauf- fer before her marriage was Miss Grace Jarvis of this town, Berlin Bits. -.s -. The weekly prayer meeting will be, held at the Berlin Congre gational church tonight at 7:SO o'clock.
 There was a good attendance at the, reception given the teachers of the WorthIngtotn school last evening by the Berlin Motherhood club.
 The Boy and Girl Scouts of the Eerln church will meet tomorrow night as usual.
 About 2t persons were in attend ance a the private dance given by the Older Boys club last night.
 Miss Dorothy Gorton of Walling- ford ana former teacher at the kcnsiu gton Junior High school was a visitor in town yesterday
 Mrs Herbert W. Goodrich is visit 'n< he daughter Mrs. Trenner rhompI<ins of Lake Alfred Florida.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Woodruff and qmily of Berlin. have moved to Hart ford.
 Inst Berl n Items.
 Mis- Ella MCCrum is spending d few de ys with relatives in Bristol
 A lar 70 crowd attended the whist and social given by the Ladies of the Sacred Heart church at the home of Mrs. Adam Krauth, Tuesday evening. and a very enjoyable evening spent by all. The prize winners in the first. Miss Irene North: consolation, Mrs. Archer Walsh: gentlcmens, first. John Mclnerney and consolation, Rus sel case. The next social will be held at the home of Mrs. George Pollard on Cottage street, Tuesday evening.