New Britain herald., 1922-11-29

the younger set will journey to Hart, ford, Msriden or New Britain to be entertaiied at a dance or perhaps 2 theater party and later a dinner at one oflthe leading hotels in the re- specti,e cities.
 Featured Football Game The football fans of Berlin will be afforded an opportunity to witness whatis expected to be real live in te resting football game on Thanksgiv- ling Day when the Triangle players of K kersington will stack themselves against the Tigers of New Britain. The game will be called at ISo o'clock and will be played on Prem ties field in kensington. The line ,lb for the locals is as follows: Joseph Taram, right end; John Rocceile. tight tackle; Charles Orsie, right guard; Steve Zonoski, center; Edward lCarlson. left guard; George Bolloick, left tackle; Joseph Mccormack, left end; Edward Bolles, fullback; Burny Ives, right halfback; Tony Greco, left Ialfback; Adam Gianotta, quarter back.
 The home team has showed good form in the many games it has play ed this past season and to top off the year in football, they eXpect to ""ln the bacon at the game tomorrow alt ernoon. A large number of rooters have promised to be on hand to do their share in helping the team Win
 Annual Christmas Sale
 Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Ken singtou Methodist church will hold its annual Christmas sale at the church cn Wednesday, December From until o'clock. A chicken supper VIII be served at o'clock. Tickets TOT the supper may be obtained from any member of the organization.
 Red Cross Drive Here
 The Red Cross drive in Berlin wiD close tomorrow according to Mrs. 5 VI. Cowles who was commissioned by Rev. $. A. Fiske, president or the ioca' chapter. to take care of the work m this town.
 Approximately s25 has been receiv- ed in subscription to date. This, now ever, does not include the money which is being raised by the workers ,f inc Methodist church and the workers at the Kensington post office. No definite quota was set for Berlln to secure although every effort IS pc ing made to raise at least $1Oo to for- ward to the state headquarters Tn Hartford at the end of this week.
 Planning to Boost Berlin.
 Every effort is now being made by the citizens of Kensington and berln to boost the town and to induce out s;ders to make their homes in Berlin. They claim that the town has every-' thing that could be desired to make 1t most desirable to live in such as an excellent school system for the grow ing children, running water, electric lights. good paved roads, the best railroad connections in the state, good trolley service to Now Britain ana It is within easy reach of Merlden, Hartford and Middletown where amusemcnts of all kinds may pc found.
 The greatest and latest asset to the town is that of running, water Which has recently been installed by the Nensington and Worthington Fire dis tricts. Berlin people have wanted this for number of years. With the coming of the water it is expected that factories will endeavor to locate in town. During the past few years Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodrun has received letters from various concerns asking about conditions in Berlin, but when 1t has been Aearned that the town did not have running water even the convenient railroad facilities could not induce them to locate in Berlin.
 Berlin Bits.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Chaffe this morning gave up their interests in the Kilby house in Kensington.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Benjamin of this town have moved to Yonkers, N. Y.. where they will make their home in the future.
 There was good attendance at the