New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-11

that he never felt better in his life
and was going to return to work. He
started from his home in excellent
spirits. The exact cause of death has
not been determined but it is believed
that weakened vitality had affected
his heart and the exertion of hurry
ing to work in the cold morning air
was responsible. The funeral will be
held from st. Paul's church in Ken
sington on Wednesday morning and
interment will be in st. Mary's Gene
terry, New Britain.
Mr.. Corr leaves, besides HIS wife,
eight children, James, George. Agnes.
Margaret and Peter of Kensington,
and Bernard. Robert and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman of New Britain.
Canvass Progressing
The Every Member Canvass which
is being carried on by the Berlin Con-
gregational church is progressing and
those In charge feel satisfied with
the way 1t is goipg. Over $4,000 wa.
secured by the canvassers yesterday
and there are still many people to
see Several Of the teams did not
as their members were
out Of town. This campaign will
continue throughout the week and.
Rev.. s. A. Fiske is confident Of sue
,t SIS.
Farmers Club Elects
The Farmers club of. East Enrln
1t Id its annual election of Officers ut
he home of Selectman Raymond +.
Dyer on Saturday evening. Leun G.
ia!l was chosen president, Alexander !
aiuce, vice-picsidtht, and Lloyd s. |
carter, secretary and treasurer. Re /
'orts of the members were heard, |
ZACH member Of the club stating how
lfairs are progressing and how he il !
,etting on with his work Aslarge at |
enhance was recorded.
Mems Lyceum to Hold Debate
The Mems Lyceum Of Kensineton
lill hold debate this evening at 5 |
'clock in the parlors of the kensing-
on Congregational church, the SUBJ
ect being. "Resolved; That the town
t Berlin should. establish high
chool not later than Septeraber,
924." The affirmative side offs the
uestion will be taken up by A. Y.
foffitt and George Griffith, and the
egative by Claude w. Stevens and
Ieorge Green. 1t is expected that a
urge crowd will attend this interest
lg meeting.
Must Turn In Stamps
Postmaster William w. Pagan of |.
ne kensington post office announced
his morning that all people holding
Var Savings stamps of the series Of
a1S should turn them in at the post
flee this week. They will pe cashed
the Federal Reserve bank in New
ork.
Berlin Church Notes Il
The program for the week at the II
'erlin Congregational church is as T,
blows: Nv
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, t
,eeting of the Womefs, Aid Society :
the home of Mrs. George F. Dodd r
t this time all articles. not sold at Ia
he sale held Friday evening will be $
isposed of.
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock,
,gular weekly prayer meeting at the
1urch.
Friday evening at o'clock regu-
r weekly meeting of the Boy Scouts.
Mems Bible Glass n
The annual election of officers of
e Berlin Mems Bible class will be
I'D on Wednesday evening at
clock in the community hall. The
,pointment OF various committees
i'll also take place. All men OF
srlin who are members of this class
{ asked to be present.
With the Town Clerk
The American Hardware Corp. Has
u to George H. Baldwin of Ken
igton a lot<fn Kensington opposite
e trolley switch.
Suit has been brought by Willard
Ailihg against Secunda Ravizza of
Nv Britain for $25 and costs. Ra-
,za owns land In Berlin.
Forc1nen's Club Dance
The Foremen's. club of the Amcri-
Paper Goods company will hold
nee on Friday evening at Lloyd
III. Dancing will be enjoyed from
until IL o'clock and music will be
rnished by McKeon's orchestra of
IS place Refreshments will be
we'd. A large crowd is planning
attend this dance, the first to be
en- by that organization this season.
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