New Britain herald., 1923-02-08

ules. The various manufacturing plants about the town will also re- main open, as will the stores. The schools will probably remain open also. Although there is teachers convention in Hartford tomorrow the schools will be open as usual.
 Bowling Tonight.
 The Berlin Construction Co. will again leap into prominence in Berlin bowling circles this evening when a match will be staged at the Casino alleys, New Britain, between the mar ricd men and the single nien. There will be three games played, the los ing team to furnish supper for the winner. Previous to the big match game will be rolled between Joe Burke and "Wally" Graham for a box of cigars.
 Orchards May Go.
 The orchards Of the Connecticut Valley Orchard company may be sold in the near future by the exec utors of the estate of the late John T. Molumphy as was suggested in the will that the holdings in the orchard be converted into cash. The other property is to be disposed of among members of the family.
 The will directs that the estate be divided into three parts one of which Is to go to the widow. Anna G. and the remaining two- hirds to the children, Josn, George md Isabel Molumphy.
 The widow and the New Britain Trust company were appointed exec ltors.
 Forcmcn's Club Dance.
 The Foremen's club of the Amer can Paper Goods Co. will hold a lance and whist party tomorrow eve ,ing at Lloyd hall, Kensington. The committee in charge reports that tickets have sold rapidly and eNpec- atons are that q record crowd will ,e in attendance. Mckcon's orches- ra will furnish music for dancing md those winning at whist will be lW- rded suitable prizes.
 Girl Scouts Cookie Day.
 Girl Scouts of Berlin were given yesterday afternoon in he art of making cookies at the egular meeting
 Mrs. Garner Goodwin and Mrs. 'harles Pratt, two of the troop lead ITS, were in charge of the instruc- ion and the girls will soon begin to 1ake cookies for sale, the money to o to the fund started by New Brit in troops for a Girl Scout band
 Items of Interest.
 The winners at tho T. A. E. whist ,st evening were: First prizes, Mrs ames Corr, Jr.. and Ose Karam; onsolation prizes. Helen Dalton and rcd Karam. The next whist will be cid Wednesday evening of next eek.
 The Epworth league of the Ken ngton Methodist church will hold meeting this evening
 The regular weekly prayer meeting the Berlin Congregational church ill be held this evening,
 The Roy Scouts will meet tomorrow ening at : o'clock with Rev. S. A. : iske.
 Tho Woman's Missionary society of e Berlin Congregational church gan the study of the book. "Buil.- 2 With India" at it's meeting yes- rday afternoon. About 12 mem- a rs were present.
 It was reported that thermometers
 East Berlin recorded nine degrees How zero at S o'clock this morning. A rehearsal of tho Grange min rels will be held tomorrow evening 4
 the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. H. q ushnell. |
 East Berlin Items. . The regular weekly prayer meeting n i'll be held at the Methodist church Q is evening at the usual hour. |. Mrs. Charles Nelson is confined to sl 1T home on Main street by illness. ti The ladies of St. Gabriers church q III meet at the home of Mrs. r. D. ii ich on Wilcox avenue Friday after 'on at 2:3o o'clock for the purpose oi making plans for the Lenten sew ir g. pi Mrs. s. Hazelwood Of West Crom- e' all was the guest Of her daughter. s' rs. F. V. Read on Wednesday. ID An old-fashioned dance and social II II be given at the Athletic hall this si ening. Tuttle's orchestra of Mid- st etown will furnish the music and le