New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
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 Articles such as spoons, soap, tow els, Victroa records, Victrola needles, blooms, door mats and many other useful articles are needed. The pub iic has been invited to this party and no admission price is to be charged.
 Miss Helen Rohm has planned to present an entertainment in the course of the evening and refreshments will be served. As each person brings in, his gift he will make short presen- tation speech.
 Bible Class Hears Talk
 The regular monthly meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible class was held last evening with a good attendance. After the regular business of the evening, Carl S. Neumann of New Britain de- riyered a lecture on his travels through Europe. He described many of the well known towns and cities of various countries stating in the course of his talk that the European countries are not in as bad way as they are sometimes painted.
 The Bible class is gaining favor among the men of the town and it's meetings are looked forward to with interest.
 Assessors Busy
 The assessors are busy arranging the lists which were recently turned in. They will be arranged in alpha betical order and statistics will be compiled from them. Those who have not turned in the lists will not be able to from now on. The assessors will make out the lists, adding 10 per cent. to the value of them. A number of residents of the town of Berlin have not complied with he. request of the officials.
 Hunting Licenses Issued
 Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff an- nounceds this morning that 14O hunt ing licenses have been issued to local residents up to date. Three alien licenses have been issued also, bring ing the total to 14S.
 At the end of the season. all hunt CTS will be expected to turn in the stub on the license card properly filled out with the number of game and fur bearing animals he has killed This
  the first that it has been in effect and it is hoped that the hunters will co operate with the town and state of ficials in the gathering of statistics regarding game in the state of Con- necticut.
 Grange Activities
 At the semi-monthly meeting of the Berlin Grange held in Tuesday evening, 1t was decided to hold the election of officers on the evening of October q, the next regular meeting of the organization.
 On Tuesday evening it vas voted to pay off $4o0 on the mortgage and to construct new concrete walk from the Grange hall to the road. Charles Weldon, the local painter, will paint the trimmings on the outside of the building.
 Scouts Will Meet
 The Boy Scouts of this place will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock at the home of the pastor of the Berlin Congregational church. Rev Samuel A. Fiske. The members of the troop from East Berlin will also be present. Plans for hikes and other activities will be made.
 The Girl Scouts will hold a meeting for reorganization. The new scout leaders are Mrs, Charles Pratt, Mrs. Leland Gwatkin and Mrs. Garner Goodwin. The meeting will take place in the church parlois s.,d Is sched- uled for o'clock. T. S is to be the first meeting of the year and plans for the season will be arranged.
 Berlin Briefs
 A certificate has been returned to the town clerks office. announcing the birth of a daughter, Gina, to MT. and Mrs. Peter Bonofonte of Ber- lin Turnpike,
 East Berlin Items
 There will be the regular weekly prayer meeting at the Methodist church this evening at the usual hour.
 The library will be open Friday afternoon from 3:So to 5:s0 p. m. and in the evening from ,7.30 to 9:3O o'clock for the exchange of books
 Albert Lawrence who is employed in Hartford Is enjoying two weeks vacation.