New Britain herald., 1922-10-31

innocent townspeople with their un- earthly cries and actions. However should any of these ghosts" "gob- lins" or witches" pursue their ram bles too noisily during the dark hours of the night. they are likely to find themselves in turn pursued. not by any supernatural beings, but by all too human Berlin policemen.
 However. if the younger generation want to have good time they will not be bothered. as long as they don't destroy property. %
 Time was when Constable Frank Brown might have been seen on Hal lowe'en nights manipulating tick tack on the bedroom window of some policeman, causing that individual much discomfort, but woe unto that adventurous youngster who does such a thing to the police or to any other person tonight !
 Maybe B. R. Showalter. superin- tendent of schools used to observe the event by piing boxes, gates and bar rels outside the school door, but any boys found doing such things tonight are liable to become intimately ac- quainted with a picket from one of the fences.
 Last Day For Lists
 Those who have not yet sent in their property lists have been warned that tomorrow is the last day for do- ing so. After tomorrow. 10 per cent ot the value is added to the list. The greater share of the residents of this town, who have taxable property, have already compiled with the require ments of the assessors and have turn cd in their lists, but there are still a few who have not done so.
 Fair Starts Tomorrow
 The fair of the East Berlin Inn provement society. which has been looked forward to by many, will start tomorrow evening.
 This evening there will be a mas dance in the Athletic hall This will be given by the Improve ment society and it is expected that it will be largely attended Dancing will be enjoyed until midnight music being furnished by the St. Paul's or chestra of this town. Costumes will be in order and it Is expected that there will be variety. both beautiful md comical. Prizes will be awarded sor the best in the ladies' costume and Tor the best in the mems costume An electric lighted vanity case will be the has been announced that the lucky nan will also receive a suitable re- ward.
 A large number from Berlin, Ken ,ington and East Berlin are planning o attend this event
 To Return To Berlin
 Mir. and Mrs John Genovese will ow and will be at home to their many friends.
 The couple were married last We'd ,esday at St. Paul's church, Rev. J. | ,. Brennan officiating. Mrs. Geno- 'ese was formerly Miss Carmela Ven | iano of this place. Miss Theresa Ienziano, a sister of the bride. acted l $ bridesmaid and Mir. John Cooney, If East Berlin was best man. Follow i6 lie SViOhloiS q iCtNPNAoi NdS llCiu t the brides home, after which the odple left for Washington, D. C.
 Boy Scouts Are Invited
 Boy Scouts have been invited by the Tale Athletic association to attend the ootball game between Yale and ! Brown in the Yale Bowl on Saturday .fternoon. Rev, $. A. Fiske, scout. master of the local troop. has asked or the loan Of several cars to take the oys to New Haven. Anyone desiring o aid Mr. Tiske in this work by loan ng an automobile, is asked to com nunicate with the scoutmaster at nee.
 Notes of Interest
 Mrs. F. w. Stearns has returned to CT home.
 A meeting of the local lodge Of the 'oresters of America will be held thursday evening in Foresters hall.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be the regular meeting f the Knights of Pythias at their hall his evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boswell of Torrington ave moved into the residerce on Will OK avenue formerly occupied by Cliff ord Dodge and family.
 Miss Georgia Kelsey attended the