New Britain herald., 1923-05-05

native of Meriden, who has an office
in New York.
Mr.. Peck, who Is a former resident
of Kensington. is grateful for the
calls, messages and other remem
ORANGES which he received while in
st. Marks hospital. While recovering
and learning to walk at the Meriden
hospital he will be glad to receive
calls from his friends.
Plan Right of Way.
Waterbury lawyers are working at
the town clerks office searching out
titles to land included in right of
way for a new power line across West
Mountain which is being planned by
the Connecticut Light and Power Co.
II the project goes through the COM
pany is in hopes of giving better serv-
ice and more power to this section of
the country.
The company has options on the
property and will eventually buy the
right of way.
Observe Arbor Day
Pupils of the Berlin Junior High
school tittingly observed Arbor Day
yesterday with exercises held out of
doors, in which the Kensington Gram
mar school Joined. The school yards
and lawns were cleaned by the chill
dren and a maple tree was planted.
The following exercises were carried
out:
Song, Spring Is Coming" first
grade; Arbor Day proclamation,
Helen Helenski; recitation, THE Elm
and The Vine" Monte Wrohlewski
recitation, II Know A Magic Wood
land" Irma Contemessa; song,
America, The Beautiful" Junior
High school,; recitation, Friends"
Genevieve Payne; recitation, THE
Secret" Anna Ziznant, Tony Polum-
DO, Jimmie Polumbo, Billy Beecher,
Natalie Orsie; recitation. How DO
The Robins Build Their Nests?";
Svea Swanson; reading, Johnny APP
pleseed," Rose Paul; recitation, The
Bluebird," Mildred Bengston; recita-
ton, The Nuthatch,' Margaret
Foertsch; recitation, THE Oak Tree"
Doris Baldwin; "Arbor Day. Mollie
MARITIME; planting of tree; Amer
ica," both schools.
Plan Heavy Come Back.
The single men are now planning
a heavy come back for the married
men next Wednesday evening, when
they meet again to settle the pinochle |
championship OF Berlin.
The young men are sure of win
ming. they say, and are already look
ing forward to trimming their oppo-
ntnts. Being hounds for punish
ment. they are going to challenge the !
men to another tournament
II they are beaten.
They have also accepted the chal-
lenge to play baseball offered by the |
delegation. So far the mar
ried men have won a game and the !
young men have won a game, so this |
years battle will be another cham
pionship match. One of the single |
men stated this morning that they
would also play tournament of
luoits which was suggested by the !,
married men yesterday.
Berlin Congregational Church
The Older Boys class of the Berlin
church will meet to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The
morning service will be held at 10:45
clock, a celebration of Holy Com
nunion being held at that time. The
ubject of the pastors sermon will be
The Faith That Saves" The mems
lass will meet at IL o'clock in the
ommunity house and the Sunday
chool at the same hour at the
hurch. The Junior Endeavor society
ill meet at o'clock, the leader be-
lg Robert Porter. /,
The Lo-Hi club will hold a supper ,
Tonday evening at $3.50 o'clock at the :
Immunity house for girls and young ,
omen of high school age and older. )
missionary address will follow the
upper. the speaker being Miss Elean-