New Britain herald., 1921-06-16

ton and who probably have a grudge against him. The entrances have mostly all been made in the same manner by prying open one of the several windows. It is the plan of MT. Paretta to have, some sort of an alarm installed at the store to warn of an attempt to gain an en- trance.
 Scout Notes.
 Walter O. Cook of New Britain will address a meeting of the Ken sfngton Boy Scouts at the Congre- gational church tonight. He will give an illustrated lecture on scout life. The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting and all scouts are urged to be on hand.
 Motherhood Annual. The annual meeting of the Berlin Motherhood club was held at the home of Mrs. William Shepard yes terday afternoon and Mrs. N. R. Showalter was elected president for the ensuing year. Mrs. Shepard was elected vice-president, and Mrs. Charles Pratt secretary and treasurer The program committee is headed by Mrs. Ralph Carter, Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Robert Deming. The re- ports of the various officers were heard and plans for the summer | months were discussed.
 F. and T. Asso. Meeting.
 The June and final meeting of the season for the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association for | kensington, will be held at the Ledge | school this evening at 7:15 o'clock l Miss Slaght, the teacher in charge has arranged an interesting program in which her pupils will take part Readings, recitations and songs will | be featured. Every members of the association is asked to be present and to aid in making the wind up of the season a great event. The new president will also name the com mittees appointed to serve next year Berlin Items.
 The weekly prayer meeting will be held as the Berlin Congregational church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 There will be a meeting of Court l Mattabasett, Foresters of America, in Foresters' hall tonight. A ton oi coal will be awarded at this meeting
 The Boy Scouts of Berlin will meet at the Congre ational church or Berlin street tomorrow night at 7:3C | o'clock.
 
 the day in Mantle.
 Secure Dumping Grounds.
 First Selectman George B. Garter has been besieged with requests b! many of the townspeople for a publi, place to dump rubbish. MT. Cartel knew that there were very few prop erty owners in the town who cared t. allow her land to be used for such | of nf Inv h has been able to find one. Sam Hucl living on the Lower Lane road nea the end of the Berlin fair grounds has consented to let the Berlin publi use a section of his property near tn, fair grounds on the opposite side O. the road for dumping purposes.
 James Brown, Third SeIcctman. James Brown and not Ryan Ina been appointed third selectman of tn, town of Berlin to take the place O William Ryan, resigned. MT. Brown has served in his capacity before fo a term of two years. His presen term will expire in September.
 Repair Town Hall.
 The town officials have started t repair the Berlin town hall and MI Carter stated this morning that tn interior of the building will be entire Iy renovated within the next month and d new coat of paint will also b. applied. At the present time tn chimneys on the building are bein I repaired as they have been in a ba condition for some time.
 East Berlin Items.
 The library will be open Frida afternon for the exchange of books