New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

some time ago, that he would have one side of the house reshingled and he brought a shingle as a token of what he is to do for the association. His presentation speech in the form of poem was well received. Rev. s. A. Fiske accepted the gifts on behalf of the association.
 After the presentation of gifts re- treatments were served and dancing was enjoyed until late hour. An entertainment was also given under the direction of Miss Rohm.
 sa. Tree Is Removed.
 iThGpuHh the efforts of the first se- lectmnnI George B. Carter, the tree that brReFiy stood near the end of the Car line of Berlin street in front of the residence of Miss Alice Huston, was removed by the telephone com panyt today free of charge. This tree has been considered dangerous to passersby for some time and has caused great deal of comment.
 Fire District Meeting.
 An important meeting of the Worthington fire district will be held in the town hall at o'clock this eve- ming to establish rules and regulations the watei system, includ- ing the rates. Other measures will be to give the committee power to make connections, sell water, keep ac- counts and to levy tax for the ex- Dense of the system.
 As this is to be an important meet ..<~ t1 of |, ot< M, fire district have been asked to at tend.
 Bowling Activities.
 The Berlin Trio bowling team was defeated by Warmers All Stars at alleys. New Britain, last evening in three straight games. Hoffman and Neurath rolled good games. Neurath hit the high mark for the evening at l24. The All Stars would like to communicate with any other teams looking for games. Any interested may reach Mr. Warner, at the Berlin Construc- Lion company.
 Berlin Items.
 Rev. S. A. Fiske has purchased a new automobile.
 Miss Doris Honiss, daughter of E. E. Honiss, entertained one of her Normal school friends, Miss Elizabeth irving of New Britain yesterday. Both young ladies attend that institution.
 Buys DcNlorc Property
 Mrs. Sarah DeMore of East Berlin nas sold her property through the Carlson, Cushman and Danielson agency, to George Overstrom of New Britain. MT. Overstrom will build ,everal large poultry houses and ex- oects to have one of the largest and pest equipped poultry farms in the ,tate
 East Berlin Bits.
 The regular weekly barn dance will be held at the home ofa Mir. Woke in West Cromwell this eve-.I ling.
 The library will be open this eve ling from 7:3o p. m. to a:30 o'clock.
 Philip Nase of Middletown has ,een visiting at his home on Wilcox ! lvenue.
 At the next meeting of the Progress i've Reading Circle to be held on evening, Nov. 21, all mem- ,ers are requested to bring a list of books for the coming year.
 The local members of the Boy | scouts will attend d meeting of their roop at Berlin this evening.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Biernbrauer, who i, las been spending the past few months as the guest of her daughter n New London, has returned to East Berlin.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry Medd of 1, spent Thursday as the ,uests of Mrs. Medals mother, Mrs. | :. A. Westcott of Main street.
 Several of the young ladies of the | own are making arrangements for mother of their dances and socials.
 Charles w. Smith, formerly of this lace, who has. been visiting friends n town. returned to Philadelphia to- ay. MT. Smith was formerly con ected with the old Berlin Iron Bridge Co.
 NE 6-pece narlor. set for sale in good com dltIon. Apply W. l.. Lyons, Keasngton. We don't have to talk about Her Id classified ads.-They speak for