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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Seattle
Society
Bridge Luncheon Planned
as Compliment to Mss
Marie Fischer; Recep-
ton at Zinc Arts.

Mrs. GEORGE Alison KItns II
4sl entertaining with a luncheon Of
sixtren covers followed by bridge, at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. George
W. Fischer. on "Wednesday afternoon,
sepsemher az. rs a compliment 20
her cousin. Miss Marie Fischer,
whose marriage 20 Commander John
warburton Gates. U. s. N. win take
place October 4.
Invitations have been limited 20
intimate friends OF the guest %
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Private Vie,c Of Water
Colnrs OF Zinc Arts

A prlvate view for members. from
the second international water col.
or exhibition. will be held at tho
fine arts galleries. saturday eve
ming. September -. from $ until
10. o'clock.
The following program. which has
been arranged by Mrs. A. NJ. Mac.
whinnis. Mrs. G. +. NJ. Pratt. Mrs.
John T. Condor and Mrs. sraneis
J. Armstrong. will be given during
the afternoon;
Q,avcric nancs ........ pv~rak -Kr~isier
s-rhs old Refrain. ...... Frits kreisier
Afiss Edlth Rogers. violinist
Etuts IN - fiAt. .-.....-'..--.- . ,lisss
Etuds IN Minor .......s..... Chopin
Mr.. Paul Mecooie. pianist
'-M.Arsri- tfrom 'AarthA"l $50. Fiotow
-sptrit Flower. ........ canpeeii- ripson
-nFfdal Dawn ...... .barthsepe- Martin
Mr.. Prank Mseker. vocalist
The reception committee includes
Mrs. Reginald IL. Parsons. Mrs.
Frederick IL. Parks. Mr.. r. r.
Huntington. Mr.. IL. c. Grundahl.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson. Mrs. Daniel
II. Trcfethen. Miss Anna III. Cal.
houn. DIR. r.. NJ. Padelford. Mfr.
Frank Dahney. Mr.. Charles TX. AZ.
den. Mr.. @. c. Field. Judge and Mrs.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Water
house. Mrs. Adele NJ. Ballard. Mrs.
J. w. Champney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl y. Gould. DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Ecksteln. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Fred
srick. Mr.. and Mrs Horton c.
Force. Mrs. NJ. ". Bailiy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Backus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Jennings. Mrs. John Collins. Mrs.
Max Piutti. Mrs. ID. Y. Skinner.
Mr.. AMBROSE Patterson. Mr.. Paul
Custin and Mr.. c. III. Bebb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Women's Golf Team
to Plan

Miss Helen Farrell. captain Of
tho wonen's team OF the Seattle
Golf club. has received word from
Mrs. A. T.. Davenport. captain OF
the women's team OF Aberdeen. that
they will arrive here Tuesday to
play n match with the home team
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West Queen Anne PIT. A.

htAt NHftf RfHit tFaf ~
The program 20 be given the com.
Ing year by the West Queen Anne
pr. A. viii treat problems affecting
children or school age. The dates
Of meetings aud topics 10 be dis.
cunsed follow.
wednesday. oct. s-ainginei topic.
work. Play 90 lead discussion. Mrs
y " Rims. Mrs. D. y. biisa. Mrs.. stan
Training the hoy" william MeItesysfi
'ighafaetsr Training 81 Childhood"
Mary ~ Hayiinnds Psychology ~ ne.
iasation," George Thomas Waite Pat
"Wednesday. Nov. f-ropie. "Asascia-
ti0n and tSeais'. 20 lead discussion. Hfr.
n u. Tfffgthsn. AiFn. Eugene Hunt.
Mrs = brehsfl suggested readings,
dude Book % Childhood" ~ wiliism
nyfsH Iafhush. your child To-day ard
ransrsaw.s BY sidonis Aaftrnsr afssn-
berg. '-rhs Tvelss Principles Of Effi-
sienef." ~ uaffinston Emerson. euss-
ton hos,
wednesday. Dee. s-fseiurs. Mrs.
ws.i,ssday. Jan s-~ropis. sHahi, ana
Diaslpliuss 20 lead discussion. Mrs. ..
D. LAWSON. Mrs Eariss, Afs. W. q, Mil
sr. Mias Hatcher suggested readings.
"fAuils y Childhood" " n '. gshsa
Habit" ~ William James. New Par.
snis Assistant" ~ Stephen paEet. "auH
fssiion ~ Modern Science Concerning
Eduration." ~ Jennings. Watson. hysr
ana Thomas question buHs
"wednesday. feb. open heuss. with
men as guests % honor
wednesday, March t-Topfa. ~Dssirs
snd Intefesfa''. % lead diHcussion. Mrs.
George Natneh. Mrs -. !. Apply. Nrs4
" a. ahumm, suEFssted readings. 80
eiai Psychology" ~ Mrneusaii, Sons
and DaushtsFs" hY Nidauia Mnrfxusf
Ifesubers self Training ~ Mother"
~ sophie toseioy,
wednesday. ApFii Election Of Of
fissfs.s
wednesday. May s--Tepic. 'Tfsrsdi,y';
% lead discussion. Nra Hose KILLER. Mrs.
y w. cowdy. Mrs. H. Donahu~ Mrs. ).
iSeihisyi
wednesday. June s--Topfe VIII. Ef
FORT % isad discussion. AFs- Bennstt.
Afs r. q Nfiffifh. Mrs. Carfis Hc-
Eueng suggested reading. Human NJ
firisncy.~ ~ Horse. " Dresser Talks
70 Teachers" hy William james The
fduration - the win" ~ jules Pasot.
s~rhs Great Hoelsty." W Graham Wslias.
question hes.
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Miss Harriet Barter
Luncheon Hostess

Entertaining In compliment %
Miss Beatrice Peoples OF Los Angeles.
who n leaving tho first OF next week
for her home. Miss Harriet Baxter
was hostess at luncheon of twenty
covers At the Sunset club this after.
noon-
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Engagement Made
kuo,i,u

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cathearf an.
nounce the engagement % their
daughter. Faith Eleanor. 20 Mr.. WI.
liam 8. Gruger. Jr.. tho wedding 10
be soIcmnixed IN October.
Mlsx cathcart Is a graduate Of the
University OF Washington and Mr.
Gruger attended the University. ana
Is a member OF Theta ri fraternity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

Seattle lodge No. z. Degree OF Hon.
or. Protective Association. VIII give a
special benefit card party Thursday
evening. September n. az sac
o'clock. at Panama eafelariai iiid
Third ave. Twelve prizes VIII be
awarded. Everybody welcome.
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Canadian Club

The Canadian club of Seattle VIII
hold It's opening dance OF the season
ON Thursday evening. September II.
at the a. q. Y. W. hall. Ninth ave
and Union st.. at which time Cana.
dams IA Seattle are invited TO be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

Mira Manson +. Baekus enter.
tanned today At the Sunset club with
= luncheon Of fifteen covers. compIh
mentinx her house guest. Miss
Martha Bakeweii Wright. OF River.
olds. Cal
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Queen Ammo rerlnIrhll, cIuh

Queen Anne FortDlghiiy club win
meet with Mrs. George y. Dearborn.
los ward 81. Thursday. September
81. al y. M,
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Luncheon Honors
Miss Piner

Mira T. W. Buschmann enter.
talned with luncheon AZ her home
Yesterday. Ia honor Of Miss Madeline
Piper OF Boston. the guest % Mrs.
Frederick Hall white. Covers were
placed for ten.
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Buffet Supper

With AIR. and Mrs. Fred Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols and Mrs
Toupaiik % Detroit. as honor guests
Or. and Mrs. Richard O'Shea and
MIR. William Leonard Eaton had a
buffet supper at their home across
Lake Washington. last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Amaranih Social Club

Amaranth Social club. Court No !.
will meet az tho home Of Mrs. n. NJ.
crinneil. tb22 10th ave. n. E.. Thurs.
day. september a. Picnic luncheon
al 1880 o'clock.
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Women. Commercial Club

Tho women'a Commercial club ~
Seattle will give their first luncheon
of tho season on September 81 AZ ~
O'Clock NJ the Washington Annex.
Those wishing reservations call Main
i5es.
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Breakfast Honors
Trio VISITORS

Mrs. stephen II. Gibbs entertained
informally at her homo Tuesday
with breakfast. in compliment to
Mrs. W. II. Talbot and Mrs. George
W. purseil OF san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
Simple Rules

Anyone. srcspting profession
AZ bakers ard employees es THE
company. is eligible 70 enter
and sin a prise Name az con-
tssfsnts grocer must seccrn-
panY recipe. Contest closes
Saturday. september 20. isss.
Prominent food experts viii act
a. 3sdxes.
ny sending carton ENDS. con-
,sstantr VIII greatly ineresss
their prtrs awards. bat u ~ net
necessary 20 srnd them 20 win
n prize Recipes becoms the
property Of thls company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

Fortnon rhygesen Auxiliary. No
Z. 4. X. w. ". win meet Thursday.
September 81. with Mrs. y. y. lie
mage. ssss sist ave. y. Tea wiz 10
served at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

The Una bridge club will he enter.
tanned AZ the home 81 Mrs. T. y. VII
Hams. 25ts y. elst st.. Thuraday.
september a. Luncheon az o'clock.
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Annlc Mrlght SemInarr Club

Annie wright Seminary club will
meet with Mrn. ~. IL. LAtlmer. 72s
Terry ave. Thursday. September 81.
2 y, m. Former seminary girls In
vited.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest r. Heinrich
will be hosts NJ dinner for twelve
at their residence. 15is shoreland
drive. this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. wIimot rLliys In
formal dinner at home.
Miss Alice Hole 20 entertain at
luncheon ~ the sunset eitb.
hororinx Miss Olive Leonard and
Miss Beatrice Peoples.
The marriage OF Miss Geraldine
jackson 20 Lieut.. Donald James
Leehey. Engineers' Corps. u. I. A..
at high noon 10 St. Jossph's
church.
The marriage Of Mrs Gilbert Pryor
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oh.
bert Black.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER z2--
Mrs. Arthur a. r,omax viii entertain
with jelly and jam shower At
home. 20 compliment Miss Mar
suerife Reynolds.
Mrs. Frederick BauAman's bridge
party at home.
Women's University clubs bridge
tea a. the home Of Mrs. Tom
Mesdag. so w. Highland Drivs.
1T o'clock.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
The marriage ~ Mis-. Elizabeth KEEL
iorg 10 SIR. Brook Tornilnson. IN
the Emmanuel church, at East
Seattle. ~ $50 o'cl~-k
Tho wedding % Misc PaullBs Yott
and Mr.. Wiifred y. Hussey, ~ the
homs Of the bride. a. Z O'Clock
Mrs. A. w Austin 10 compliment
Miss Marguerite Reynolds with a
china shower
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Mrs Donald Graham and Mrs. John
Loor Locke, Jr.. will compliment
Miss Olive Leonard with an after
noon ct bridge.
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER "a
Miss Marguerite Reynolds 70 we'd
Mr.. Richard A. Wander Las. Jr..
ia Bethany Presbyterian church.
At ssss O'Clock.
Mrs. frederick Bausrnsn 70 snter-
tain at luncheon 81 her home.
FRIDAY, sEPTEnBEH 90
Mss Jeanette Halnsw0rth will we'd
Mr. PhllbrIck Marc Butler AZ tho
horne Of her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. William ". HaInsworth. at
$40 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g.
the wedding ~ Miss Marie Fischer
TO Commander John Warburton
Gates, u H. ~. vii ~ solemn
lzsd At the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Fiscb-
sr. AZ Wing Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

The scientist who says there IL no
limit TO space doesn't know much
about the parking problem Duluth
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20
WOMEN'S CLUBS


Sunshine guild VIII meet with Mrs
Fannie Van Alstine. 4io7 Fremont
ave. Thursday. September 81 IL
a. m.
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PORT TOWNSEND. - John r..
Johnson. Of Paramount. killed when
gun accidentally discharges while
being cleaned Survived by wife and
baby daughter.
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D A Els
TO REMEMBER

wEDNrsDay. srrrrMprn "a

Miss Constance Eeibert - entertain
With an evening at bridge. CON-
piifnsnting Ar. ard Mrs. Rodsrick
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Evergreen Drill Team club Of the
Danish sisters socl.ty viii meet with
Mrs Julie Dunn. ssg7 ss,h ave, :.
w. Thursday September 81. at lao
y. m.
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BRIDGE Hostess

Mrs Andrew NJ. Gillespie IL On.
PERTAINING with four tables Of bridge
at her home. Tuesday afternoon.
SeptVmber &c.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
cIlanIan Club

The cflonian club will hold ~
opening meeting Tuesday. Hept- 70,
a. the Federated Clubhouse. Lunch
con al 1880 O'Clock.
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Alpha Phi alalher.. Club

Alpha Phi Mothcrs club VIII meet
with Mrs. Macy Nicholson. 27ii gam
ave. r.. Thursday. september -. :
y. m.
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Bryant PIT. A.
Bryant PIT. a. will meet NJ 2ts
Thursday afternoon, september u. \
short program will be followed BY a
reception 90 teachers.
Social Club
Social club OF w. u. A.. Of Mhecn'
bees. No. 3. viii meet with Mrs. y. J.
schmuts. ii29 gath ave. Thursday
September n. i5o .. m. Members
may invite friends.
Trustees Meeting
Board OF trustees OF the Seattle
Federation OF Womcn's clubs VIII
meet Thursday. September 81. nj
i030 a, m. IN clubhouse. Large at
tendance desired 20 take w new
years work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-20

AND STARTS HIS PUMP
The mosquito IL an economical H.
tie aviator. When he lands on you
he always shuts Off his engine
Boston Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

direct to the consuming public, it was pointed out. but to retailers, who company counsel asserted accurately understood the significance and mean ing of the brands and labels both aS to quality and material.
 The knit goods manufacturers through their association counsel for the company said, had declared by resolution, that the practices com plained of by the government had not been adopted by them for the purpose of stifing competition or to deceive the trade or general public into the belief that the underwear was made wholly Of wool. The practices, it was added were developments in the trade which had been approved and thor oughly understood not only by deal- CTS but also by the purchasing public. The quality of the goods had estab- lished the public demand for them, which recognized that the designa- tions used represented a we'll defined and rigidly maintained quality.
 Company counsel asserted that the trade commission had exaggerated" lne lnlluence "llcn idpellhs ol un- derWear boxes can have under the American system of retail selling where reputable stores practically warrant the value of all goods sold," according to the report of con1mit- tee of the manufacturers association. Counsel stated in conclusion that the circuit court of appeals had justified the practiceS of the trade in it's tind- ings that the testimony fully estab- lished that the trade was not misled in any respect"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
CLERGYMAN ASKS AID
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Preacher takes Ref uge in Home of District Attorney Mob Mcnaces Him.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 24.-Declar- ing that he had been compelled to seek refuge in the home of District Judge John A. Arnold to escape 8 mob that he said was determined to run him out of town because of his reform activities, George Chalmers, Richmond, recently unfrocked clergy man Of Evanston. Wyo., has appealed to the United States attorney for pro- lection.
 Recently it is said Richmond de- manded that Prosecuting Attorney Abbe Crawford of lnita county be re- moved from office for alleged neglect of law enforcement.
 According to adNices from Evan ston, the mob Richmond complained of was a mass meeting of citizens held to discuss utterances concerning the town and its citizens. A commit tee, it is said informed Richmond that he must leave town.
 Richmond formerly held important pastorates in Philadelphia and Rochester, x. Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

ton on Thursday evening A banquet of the Kcnsington Era lornal bowling league will be held a' he Lloyd hall on Main street Thurs Jay evening. A large attendance expected
 The second in a series of games vii be howled at the Casino alleys in Nel Britain Friday night by the member of the newly organized three ma league.
 Tomorrow will mark the 22nd :'n niversary of the founding of St Paul T. A. B. society in kensington
 The weekly T. A. B. which will ht played in the hall at Upson's corne, tomorrow night.
 Irene Scaliot, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carlo Scaliot of this town was buried in St. Marys nev cemetery, New Britain on Saturday.
 A meeting of the Brotherhood D. the kensington Congregational church will be held Wednesday night.
 East Berlin Items
 The weekly whist and social Iol the benefit Of the Village Improve. ment society will be held at the home of Joseph Wetherill on Main street "Wednesday evening.
 c. Clarence Lund, q student at e high university in South Bethlehem Pa, is spending his vacation at nj home in this place.
 There will be meeting of the Par ont Teacher association of the Hub bard school Thursday o.ening.
 The East Berlin baseball team de feated the West Cromwell team bl a score of 30 to II in d game played on the school ball field Saturday af ternoon. This was the second game of a series to be played. the homo team winning both games.
 The Willing Workers will enjoy 9 hike and picnic Saturday afternoon. All members are requested to meet at Anderson's corner at 1:3O D. m. The regular meeting will be postpon- d this week
 George Abel of the |. $. navy is spending a short furlough as the guest of his parents Mir. and Mrs Rudolph Abel of Grove street.
 Miss Florence Eich, who is employ ed in Cromwell, spent Sunday wit, her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Rich on Wilcox avenue.
 Adam I<rauth is improving his resi- dence on Grove street by having it re painted.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

Winter Sports
 sometimes result in lame mus. eles, stiff joints, coughs, colds, rvippe. When such occur, use hlnards Linimept-plcarant to lnlale, easy to Rub In. F or more Gan 65 years Minar4s has beeo the favorite family Eniment.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
BERLIN TAX PAYERS

Notice is hereby given that the Der in Town Tax on list of October 1st r921 will be due md payable
 MAY 1st. 1922
 Interest will be charged at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum from May lst, l 922, on all taxes remaining un- paid June 1st, 1929.
 Notice is hereby given that l Wil be at the following places to receive the Property and Personal Taxes due the Town of Berlin on the list of 1921. Blue Hills schoohousc, Saturday, May 9th, BOO to 6:oO o'clock,
 Heriin Town Hall, Saturday, May 18th. l go to 5:00 o'clock.
 Btck'cy Post Office. Tuesday, May 9th, 500 to 7;0o o'clock.
 East Berlin, Coles store, Saturday, May goth, l:2o to S:oo o'clock. kensington Public Library. Satur- day. May 21th. 1.oo to S:00 and Mon day evenings, May 1st Sth. 18th, 22nl and 20th, rom sac to 7:30 o'clock. aud Wednesday evening, May SlSt, from 500 to S!n0 o'clock. All persons between the ages of 21 and 60 are liable for Personal Tax unless exempt by law. Same must be paid promptly.
 C. F. LEWIS. Collector.
 Town Of 1}crin ijated. April 12. io22.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
TWISTED HOSIERY
 co. LOSES APPEAL

Continued from First PaCe)
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
CELERY KING

is purely vegetable. costs but trine. is q gentle, sure, safe and sane laXa- tive, fine for children as well as grown ups.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

secure licenses for their canines. Judge Merritt Q. Ryder, who is acting town clerk, will be at the office ne- tween and o'clock this evening to transact any business relative to the office. This week is the last oppor- tunity for dog owners to have the animals licensed without an addition Il fine which comes after May 1. Judge Ryder will arrange for certain hours 10 spend at the town hall dur ing the illness of Mir. Ucher.
 The condition of Mr. Usher this morning was reported to be about the anne with little improvement noted. ie has high temperature and sre- tialists have been called in to attend lim.
 Bowling Tonight
 Captain Frank Powers "Midgets nd Captain Broadwells Sim Trio" viii cash at the Wallace Barnes d. eys in Bristol tonight for bowling oonors of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company plant Botf teams will be backed by cheering quads and q close match is expected
 Baseball Practice
 The PlainNille aspirants turned out It Rockweli's field yesterday after neon in hopes Of trying out for the ,arious teams being formed The lia- nond was rolled and put into first class shape. The Aces will hold practice games during the week md next Sunday Manager Nef Will re,,ct the players.
 PIaiM iIIe Briefs
 Miss Anna Murphy has returned Q her home after visiting friends in New ork city.
 An anniversary requiem mass will e celebrated Wednesday morning {
 oclocl. at the Church of our Ladl 't Mercy for the late James Gron lan.
 Miss Elizabeth Burns has returned to her homo at Central Suuarc after being the guest of Mrs Simond Me Donald of Alor ris Cove, Now Haven. for q few weeks.
 pythian ly'e.. Knights of rythias will ioUrnev n | ock file Wednesday, evening of taiy wcel; where the cracl. rank Of page team will cvnmplfy the WOTk OH Il f'lS c. CInGllHltS pl IilHI | odge. The trip will he made by auto mobile, leaving the club rooms at 6 o'clock.
 Tomorrow, being the festival of St Mark, there will be q celebration of he holy communion at 10 o'clock !n the morning at the Episcopal church l of Our SavioHw
 The Busy Ten Sowing circle will i hold it's regular meeting tomorrow rvening at the home of Mrs Martin | 'oran of W hitting street.
 Mrs. Augusta Iiulten of Contra | ,quare has recovered from an attacl | of the grip after being confined to hcI ! ,cd for the past week. | The broken plate glass in the Pal l ,ce of Sweets confectionery store or Whiting street, has been replaced | with q new pane.
 Miss Anne Berry of Salem, Mass. has resumed her duties at the loca ] Grammar schools after being i'll. NOTICE The Liberty Barber shop, Ner' block, la. returned to rre-war prices Haircuts c5c slaves l5r. First-class work and light trucking. Prompt and | efficient service at very reasonable rates Miles I. Hart, r. a. Box l13, Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24
STORM MAY AFFECT
 SOME FRUIT TREES Plum Trees Are Injured--Little
 Damage to Peach Crop WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE
Ten Girls From Berlin Church Will! Go to South Manchester On Friday -Onc-Third Of DC-s LirCnsed-- Church Notrs-BTicf Items.

It is not expected that any serious damage has been done to the peach crop by the rain, snow and ice storm of last night, according to statements made this morning by local orchard men.
 John Moumphy, president of the Connecticut Valley Orchards in Ken sington, said that an investigation and examination of the peach trees in that orchard was made this morning. As a result of the examination, Mr Mol umphy said that as far as could be ascertaincd no damage had been done the peach trees although something of a damaging nature may turn up later in the season and hich will be n- directly connected with the storm of Sunday He claimed that tho buds or the trees were not far enough ad- vanced to be endangered by the weather.
 George Bceran, who is in charg" Of the Sage farm, stated that he thought serious damage had been done to plum trees as most all of these trees on the Sage farm were in blossom. MT. Beeman added that the apple trees were not harr,ed but he was inclined to believe that some damage may have been done tQ the peach crop.
 Niil Attend Conference
 Ten girls from the Berlin Congrc- gational church are planning to at tend the Older Girls conference to be held at south Manchester on Fri day and Saturday of this week. The local girls will leave town on Friday at noon and are expected to return Saturday afternoon.
 Those who will attend are Victoria F'iske, Edith Prentice, Miriam North, Ellen Iindquist, Helen Schotield, Laura Brown. Violet Schurr, Mary Kinney, Pearl Cashman and Ruth Skinner. Miss Ruth Hubbard will ac- company the group as leader.
 Bcrlin Church Notes.
 A large number from the Berlin Congregational church will attend the meeting of the Congregational club to be held in Meriden Tuesday eve-
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

jated, April 12. 1922.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-24

NOTICE Liberty Barber shop, Neri h!ock, has returned to nre-War prices
 Iaircuts c5c, shaVcs 15r. First-class work, EMPRESS and light trucking. Prompt and efficient service at very reasonable rates
 Miles l. Hart, r. a, Box 113, Plninville,