New Britain herald., 1922-01-06

church and society in charge of the drive.
 Married in New Britain.
 Mrs Carrie B. Hill of kensington and Freddie Lawrence Bradley of New Britain, were married last even ing at the home of Harry BrudlcE. a brother of the bride. in the neighbor- ing city. The couple were attended by MT. Brudick and Mrs. George Bowles of kensington. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe performed the ceremony, and following a wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Hill will reside in Remington.
 Postal Savings stamps
 Since the discontinuance of thrift stamps at the Kensington post office by the government authorities, new form of Postal Saving stamp has been placed on the market.
 The government has substituted treasury savings certificates, posta saving stamps and certificates in place of the former thrift stamps the selling of which was discontinued on Decem' ber 31. The new stamps are sold lr OudIllLltS lIoIl Sl dS liiscll oo p''' One dollar savings stamps and s25 savings certificates may also be pur- chased
 Seniors Win Game.
 The Senior team of the w. A. C defeated the New Britain Trade school five in a fast game of basket ball at the Town hall last evening The score was 36 to 27. The locals played good game against the regu- lar team from the Hardware city school The Aces of New Britain de feated the Junior team of the w. A. C by score of 35 to o2.
 D. \. R. Meeting.
 The next meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A, R, will be held on Friday evening, January IS This gathering will be in the form oi an Ancestors Session and Mrs. Harold pson with Mrs. W. l. Alling will bt the hostesses. The meeting in Feb ruary will he an open one at the com nlunity house on Berlin street
 Mems Lyceum Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the Mems Lyceum will be held at the kensing. ton Methodist church on Monday eve. ming of next week. The debate vii be "Resolved---that the kensingtor fire district is not justified at the present time in extending the watel main from New Britain to thi! town" David Emerson and Joseph Wilson are on the affirmative side while the negative points will be ar gued by George Griffith and Arthur Moffat
 James F.. O'Rrien, director of Am ericanizat ton in New Britain has beel invited to address the meeting ol January 23.
 Berlin Items.
 The Reliable Sewing club will no meet next week. This was de cided at the gathering of the clul held last evening at the home of Mis- Ethel Whitney.
 Rev. & A. Fiske, pastor of the Der lin Congregational church will mee this evening with the Boy Scouts O the parish.
 There will be no meeting of the Girl Scouts of Berlin this week.
 Mary and Agnes Nelson left toda, for St Augustine. Florida, Uher' they will remain for the winter.
 Although many freight yards in thu state are filled with empty and idl' freight cars the local yards have bu few empty cars about The reaso' given for this condition is the fac the nine local hrickyards keep tn spare cars we'll filled.
 McKeon's orchestra will play fo the dance to be given tonight a Grange hall on Damon's Hill The assessors of the town are busi ly at work preparing the new gran list. The list must be filed by Jan uary Is as the board of relief vii meet to take action on the first husi ness day in February.
 The residents of the Rlue Hills sec ton of the town are still seeking town signpost. They claim that it necessary for the residents in this sec ton of the town to either go to tn Eensinrton post office or to the Ken sington ngregational church to req the town notices and feel that the an thorities should place one in the Blt' Hills district Seleotman Carter state