New Britain herald., 1921-12-16

Sibly have a duplicate of each record in the three libraries of the town. Some of the service men have stat ed that if this was done and the town should be willing to do 1t, that they would not care if the honor roll vas removed but in this case they think that the town should be willing to give it to the American Legion instead of destroying it. By doing this the roll would be still in the hands of the service men and it might be possible that the board could be placed in the rear of or near the new soldiers mon ument at the top of Damon's Hill on Berlin street.
 Lights Are Big Improvement. The Kensington Fire district has received the highest of praise for the splendid work done by that orga niZa- ton in having series of street lights placed on the Swamp road from Towers corner to Upson's corner. The has always been dangerous at night because of the darkness and is a long stretch.
 Go to Cromwell.
 A large number of members of the Eastern Star lodge in Berlin and East Berlin attended the opening night of the fair of the Eastern Star given at Briggs ,hall in Cromwell last eve ming. The entertainment for the at- fair was staged by the international ReNue, q troupe consisting of five musical stars. Plenty Of pleasing nI,- lrF Il Schlotz a team that has no rivals. "Bozo' Al favored with Xylophoue sc ections and his chalk talk sketches of prominent men about the town, brought down the house and he was forced to make several extra draw ings. HurI Rogers, the iaIzy boy, put over several popular sOngS in good style He was assisted at the piano by Peggy Anna, a demure little miss.
 Old Fashioned Dance.
 The old-fashioned dance recently given in town proved sunh q success socially that plans arc underway for another dance to be given in Grange hall on New Years eve. Both modern and od-fashioned dances will be or the program. The closing hour of the old year will he celebrated in the form of a Mardi Gras and carnival Hats, confetti, and paper strcamrrs will be passed out and the climax will come with noisy welcome to the Now Year at 12 o'clock
 McKeon's orchestra will furnish the music and w. J. Ritchie will do the prompting.
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 The Bottle Alley Five of Kensing- ton met defeat at the hands of the Cypress Hills five at the Casino alleys in New Britain last evening, Despite tho fact that they lost, the Bottle AL ley Five has good team and other games will be rolled in tho near I1l- ture.
 Holiday in schools
 Tho Berlin public school will close on Friday of next week at o'clock for the Christmas holiday and sessions will not he resumed until January 2 This will be the first Tuesday after the New Year.
 KcnNiugton Kernels
 The Reliable Sewing club will not meet again until after the holiday.
 St. Paul's T, 4, D, society will meet on sunday morning at il o'clock.
 The skating season has opened and many of tho local ponds arr rsod ly skaters both in the afternoon and evenings.
 Mrs ". H. Wallace of North Haven has returned after a visit with friends in town.
 Miss Rose Iinto will spend inc weekend with friends in south Man chester
 Sergeant Louis Garlno, who is sta toned with the aviation corps in the canal zone, is spending months fur tough with his parents.
 Berlin Items
 Miss EsteIle Goodrich will enter tain the Girl Scouts at her home this evening.
 A meeting of the Berlin church and | the Ecclesiastica society will be held | at the church tonight. If is import l ant that all members bc present
 The Farmers club of Berlin will not