New Britain herald., 1922-12-20

Berlin have sold to Salvatore Satalina Berlin near the property of Claude w. Stevens.
 FOresters To Elect
 The local lodge of the Foresters of America will hold their annual cleo ton of officers at Foresters hall to- morrow evening. It was reported that there is to be quite contest for many of the offices, a condition which has rarely existed in past elections.
 Install Water
 Work has been started on the in stallation of water in the Worthing- ton school on Worthington Ridge and is expected that this school will be equipped in the near future. It was not known this morning, however, whether the school would also be equipped with modern conveniences oc not.
 Another Letter ,ss "A
 Still another Santa Claus letter was received at tho Kensington post office today. It follows:
 Kensington.s Conn Dear Santa Claus.
 Dear Santa Claus I am write line to let you knou what I want Tor Christmas. Dear Santa Claus l want a sleeping doll, I want book of nice story. Dear Santa Claus I want carriage for doll I want nice bed for my doll Dear Santa Claus I want bracelet I live in Swamp Ruoad Dear Santa Claus thank you very much
 Your Friend
 The letters received from children will be turned over to the committed in charge of the Christmas celebration at St. Pau's church and the children gill probably be given some or the things that they asked for in their let ters
 Albert Henry Nash k A death certificate was recelVec .fhis morning at the office announcing the death of Albert Henry Nash, 79 of Kensington. MT. Nash died yester- day and will be buried in Newington tomorrow. Funeral arrangements are in charge of w. l.. Bradley of Meri- den. The deceased was q widower.
 E.UNctAI Oi .IfS. IHhhtpS '
 The funerak of Mrs. Fannie Phillips, who died at the home of her daughter Mrs, Stanley D. Ho-combe. 51 Fair yiew street, New Britain, Sunday night, after lingering illness, was nod this afternoon from her late home, Rev Henry w. Maicr Of the rirs, church. New Britpin officiating, Burial was in Map'e cemetery, this town.
 Mrs, Phillips was an old resident o1 Berlin and is remembered by man. residents She is survived by two daughters. Mrs, Ho combe and Mrs Seth StriclS and, and one grandchi'd. Mildred Ho'combe.
 Items of Interest Miss Maudc !. Staght of Broad hurst college, West Virginia. vii srend the holidays with her sister Mrs. p. R. Shown ter. Of Ber'in street,
 Miss Helen Carter, daughter o' first Selcctman and Mrs. George E. Barter is spending several days witf '.te. F. l,. Williems Of Burnside. Yrs George Schofe'd of lludsor
 ,et is spending two weeks in Bay me, N. !.
 Mir. and. Mrs. ! awrence Southard oi Hudson street vii spend the ho idays with Mrs. Southard's mother in Troy N. Y.
 The entertainment held by the Grange last evening was well attended and much enjoyed.
 The r. A. B. society will hold thelr weekly whist this evening at the T | A. B. hall.
 East Berlin, Items. | There will be celebration of Holy 1 Communion at St. Gabriel's church Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev Samuel Sutcliffe of St. Marks church New Britain, will have charge of the service. Sunday school will be held i at 10 o'clock instead of at IF o'clock The local members of the Cir Scouts will attend social to be giver by their troop in the community house on Berlin street this evening 1 The local members of the Boy Scouts will attend a meeting of theii l troop in Berlin Friday evening. Mrs. Anna Mildrum and Miss kath. crime Bastrcss will leave tomorrow for Jamaica, l.. l.. where they WI spend the holidays as the guests ol