New Britain herald., 1922-04-27

The town hall and the town farm which are listed as public buildings ar evalued at sS.25O and miscellan ous statutory exemptions total s25,0o This makes a grand total of s229,2S7. Three Appear in Court Samuel Schaerer of Hartford ap pearcd before Judge Griswold in tn, town court last evening on a charg, of operating a motor vehicle with il legal headlights. He was fined s1t and costs.
 Joseph Ospopkerita of Hartford was also fined SlO0 and costs on the same charge. c. c. Larson of Middle town was fined s10 and costs for no having an operators license.
 Will Present Play
 The Lo-Hi club of the Berlin Con. gregational church will present pla, at the church tomorrow evening under the auspices of the Women's Aid so. ciety Tine play is being gi,-. under the direction of Miss Fannie Gris. wold.
 In addition to the play Mrs. Claire f'ooli pl 4NtN I'I lldlII WILL SlIR StNtTt songs. Recitations will be given by Miss Fife Carlton also of New Brit. ain. Refreshments will be served and 1t is expected that there will be q good attendance.
 The following is the cast of char 7cters:
 Arabrella Beans. A busy woman y- ,o rte Susie Grain, Who is always in doubt, Elvia Olmsted; Minnie Hays very positive person, Inez Olms1tad; Lizzie. Land, A country woman, May Skin ner; Mrs. Little. A stout lady, Maude McCarroll Mrs. Plympton, A woman of great importance whose husband S people gave the name to the vil- lage, Doris Beckley; The Orphan, Who tries to speak for herself, Irene North; Carolyn, Grace. Ruth, Myrtle, Four girls from the city, Nathalie Skinner, Florence Skinner, Helen Skinner, Adaline Goodrich.
 Time at Churches
 From reports received this morning by the Berlin clergymen all of the
 
 standard time on this coming Sun day.
 St. Paul's Catholic church in Ken sington will operate on standard time this coming Sunday and if changes are to be made announcer, ,nts will be given later.
 Rev. s. A, F'iske of the Berlin Con gregg tional thurch sto&ed tba+ bo does not know on what time the church will operate Sunday although he expects it will be standard.
 Rev. Carleton Hazen at the Ken sington Congregational church stated that the regular standard time will be used this Sunday and until the matter of daylight saving time is con- sidered
 At the parsonage of the Kensington Methodist church it was said that no changes have been made as yet and the services this week will be con ducted OH standard time.
 EowIcrS' Banquet
 A good attendarce is expected at the banquet to bt given this evening by thcs kensington I'raternal bowling league. Tie affair will be staged at lloyd'S hall and will commence at 7;l5 o'clock Dr. R. M. Griswold will act as toastmaster.
 meeting of the extension commit tee of the school board will be held al the office of the town clerk on Monday evening.
 The weekly prayer meeting will he held at the Berlin Congregational church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Boy Scouts will meet with Rev. s. A. Fiskc es usual on Friday.
 Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Fiske have re- turned from a trip to Shelbourne, Mass.
 Professor and Mrs. Stanley Galpin have returned from trip to Wash ington, D. C.
 A meeting of the Brotherhood of the Kensington Congregational church will be held tomorrow night. A pro- gram in commemoration of the tooth of General Grants birth day will be carried out.
 Plan Food Sale.
 A food sale will be held at the Ken 1 sington Methodist church ON Friday from o'clock in the afternoon until