New Britain herald., 1921-10-19

awarded for the best and most orig inal costumes for both the men and women.
 X During the past year the treasury of the local post was drawn upon heavily, due to unexpected expenses such@as funerals, and the unemploy- ment situation. The men in the or $ inization are working for the inter- eat of the town and feel that the pub i@ should support them as much as isN possible
 Delegates to Plantsville.
 MT. and Mrs. William Webster, MT. ana Mrs. Walter Atwater, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Mildrum and MT. and Mrs. Francis Deming left this morning for Plantsville where they will attend the meeting of the Central associa- tio1 1lIDAthe Congregational churches as delegates of the Berlin Congre- gational church.
 k Rev. George w. c. Hill of New Britain gave report from the na- tional council at II o'clock this morning which was of great interest
 local people. MT. Mildrum who is Hohe of the delegates is also treasurer of the association.
 Hoffman-Corr Wedding.
 Albert R. Hoffman of New Britain and Miss Catherine E.. Corr of Ken sington were united in marriage this morning at o'clock at the rectory of St. Paurs church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. JIG. Brennan. Edward Hoffman, a brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Agnes Corr, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. Following the wedding the couple left on an extended honey moon trip and upon their return will reside on Columbia street, New Brit ain.
 Kisses Children Good d-bye.
 A party closely related to Thomas Barrows, who was charged with non- support and tried in the town court Monday, resents the article in last evenings paper in which it was stated that Barrows did not look at his chill dren in the courtroom. The woman | claims that he kissed them both good-bye She also objects to the statement in which it was said that the children were living with their stepmother. She claims that the mother of the children died three years ago and since that time they have been living with their grand mother there being no stepmother. Grange Harvest Supper. There was large crowd in at tendance at the harvest supper given by the Berlin Grange in their hall last evening. Previous to the supper several candidates were initiated into the third and fourth degrees. The members of the Grange had guests present from Newington and New Britain. Plans are being made for several winter socials and dances to be given by the organization. Post Office Drive. The campaign for receptacles on | houses in which maih can be placed | is being launched today by the post office in all parts of the country. Postmaster Pagan at the Kensinston office stated that it is post office rule that mail should not be left at any house where there is not a | proper receptacle. | Berlin Bits.
 William & Hart in Sand will be the feature attraction at Foresters hall this evening.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Berlin Congregational church will be held Thursday evening at 7:3t | o'clock
 The Motherhood club of Berlin vii
 hold it's first regular meeting of the season at the community house ol Berlin street tomorrow afternoon. Court Matte bessett, Foresters' o1 America, will hold a regular meeting in their hall tomorrow night.
 Chrales Williams has returned iron
 his vacation and is again on the jot as village carrier at the KensingtoI post office.
 | The annual fair at Athletic hall 1T
 East Berlin will be held on Novem
 Der 8. 9, 10 and H.
 East Berlin News. | Henry Bailey is confined to hi
 home on Main street by illness
 The Girl Scouts will hold thei
 regular weekly meeting at the hom