New Britain herald., 1922-01-14

I-Morning worship as usual at 10:4 o'clock with the Sunday school de partments gathering at 1910 o'clock The Christian Endeavor society will meet in the evening at o'clock. St. Paul's church--Masses will b. held as usual at and 0 o'clock Many At Rally Over 150 were in attendance at thu Epworth League group rally held a the kensington Methodist church las evening. Members were present iron lowing the business meeting pa geant was presented.
 Special Committee Meets.
 Selectman c. B. Carter was elected chairman and Leland Gwatkin secre. tary at the meeting of the specia committee on the sale of the towl farm held at the office of the towr clerk last evening. No definite actior was taken in regard to selling the land
 The secretary was advised to get in touch with the officials of several other towns in Connecticut to get their views.
 Thrift Week Plans.
 Thrift week will be observed in Ber- lin next week and plans have been made to have speakers from the Ber- lin Savings bank address the pupils in the various schools. Tuesday will be known as Bank" day, Wednesday as Budget" day, Thursday as Ma tional Life Insurance" day, Friday as Own Your Own Home" day, Satur- day as Make Will" day, Sunday as Share With Others" day, and Mon- day as Pay Your Bills Promptly" day.
 w. A. c. Notes.
 The members of the w. A. c. have arranged an active schedule for the next two weeks. On Wednesday even- ing of next week the Juniors will play the Aces of New Britain at the Turner hall in that city. On January 20 the Seniors will play the Eagles and the Juniors the Comets at the New Brit ain Boys club. return engage ment for the last games will be play ed in the Berlin town hall on Janu- ary 27.
 Burned at Pageant.
 Mrs. Lawrence Unwin, who took the leading part in the pageant presented at the Epworth league rally last eve hing, was severely burned about the shoulder and neck when her costume became ignited while she was stand ng near gas heater. Dr. A. J. Good win was called and had the woman to her home. It was found hat the burns were not deep and she vas reported as resting comfortably his morning.
 No Case Today.
 The forgery case which was SUD- posed to have come up before Judge Sriswold this afternoon has been postponed indefinitely. The party in question was arrested by the Willi- nantic police before the local auth 'rities claimed him and as a result le was taken to that city yesterday.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Marjorie Galpin, daughter of 'rof. and Mrs. Stanley Galpin was a member of the cast in "The Copper 'ot" which was presented at the Sem or High school in New Britain last vening.
 The Girl Scouts of Berlin met with fiss Estelle Goodrich at her home lst evening.
 The weekly T. A. B. whist will be cid in kensington on Tuesday eve ing of hext week.
 There was a good attendance at the leeting of the Emma Hart Willard hapter, D. A. R., held yesterday af- ,rnoon at the home of Mrs Harold pson. The next meeting will be held n February 10 and will be an open ouse at the community center. Mrs. Deming, Mrs. Harold Stearns, Miss aroline Savage and Mrs. S. A. ,Fiske ill be hostesses.
 East Berlin News.
 A sleighing party of about thirty eople from Meriden attended the old lshioned dance at East Berlin Fri ay evening. Other single sleighing ( arties also attended. William Dennis uf Hartford, was llling on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. homas Dennis, on Wilcox avenue, riday. The Progressive Reading Circle will Get at tho home of Miss Edith {