New Britain herald., 1922-02-01

the scene. The pole was hit near the ground and fell to one side. Neighbors near the spot claimed to have heard the crash at about o'clock in the morning and passers by saw an auto- mobile at the spot at about 2;O5 o'clock this morning.
 Grange Anniversary
 Plans are rapidly being completed for the 37th anniversary of the Der lin Grange to be observed by the To- cal society on Tuesday evening of next week at the hall on Damons hill. The supper committehas has arr ranged an attractive menu and cx- pect to serve one of the best meals yet given by the Berlin Grange
 Miss Helen Young, the lecturer, is also working to give the members an interesting entertainment. The local grange has several members who are capable of providing good shows and they will, through the entertainment, tell the past history of the order.
 New Orders Received
 The Berlin Construction company has been awarded the contract to erect three all steel buildings for the New England Lime company at Win sted The buildings of the company located near the Boardman bridge in that town w"re destroyed by fire sev- eral months ago.
 'lnc t..Sesl ol the buildings will be 300 by 60 feet, another 200 by 40 feet and the third 75 by 25 feet
 To Speak In New Britain
 Mrs. Stanley S. Galpin of Worth ington Ridge will speak before the members of the Business Women's club at the banquet to be held at the Y. w. c. A. in New Britain tomorrow evening. Mrs. Galpin will talk on the aid of the Connecticut League of Women Voters lnasmuch as group of New Britain women are planning to organize a branch of that society in that city it is expected that Mrs Galpin's talk will prove to be Of in terest.
 Berlin Briefs
 Orders have been issued by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company that baggage men employed at the local depot who han dle mail matter will he obliged to wear d special cap and badge in the future. The new equipment is cN- pected in a few days.
 Mrs Edith M. Hewitt, of New Britain has been engaged to teach at the Worthington school. She vii succeed Miss Margaret Bartlett, re signed.
 The first meeting of the new season for the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association will be held at the Kensington Grammar school on Friday evening of this week
 Helen Dalton and Paul Giana were the winners of the first prizes at the T. A. B. whist last evening. The con solation prizes were awarded to r. Giana and o. Karum.
 Word has been received by Select man Carter that his daughter, Ina has arrived safely in South Jackson vile, Florida. !
 A practice game will be held in the town hall this evening by the Worth ington A. C.
 A Poverty Social' will be staged in the pariors Of the Berlin ConGrc sational church on Friday evening at [ o'clock by thc members of the Jun for Christian Endeavor league. Games will be played and refreshments wifi re served
 Miss Ruth Taylor, student at Mount Hoyol<e, entertained at the meeting Of the Women's Missionary society he'd at the home of her mother Mrs. I.ucien Taylor this after booT.
 Tie weekly prayer meeting will be | held al the Berlin Congrc%ltiona | church tomorrow evening at 7:SU ,Clock.
 East Berlin Items . There win be the regular meeting | ,f the Girl Scouts at the home of [ heir leader Miss Etta Lawrence on iain street Thursday afternoon at the , ,sual hour.
 Miss Georgia Kelsey who has been fbp m hne