New Britain herald., 1923-09-21

this work which calls for an unusual form of teaching.
 Both Mrs. Young and Miss O'Con- nell are experienced teachers in eve- ming school work and the committee on evening schools feels that with the cooperation of the townspeople, this special work will have far-reaching results in making Berlin both better and safer.
 Will Make Improvements
 Extensive improvements will be made in Foresters Hall, Kensington, according to the secretary of the Foresters this morning. The vote was taken last night and all were in favor. These improvements will consist of the installation of running water in the hall, wash bowls, sinks at the soda bar and lavatories fully equipped. These will be placed at each side of the stage.
 The committees in charge of the carnival which will take place Octo- Der 19, 20, 26 and 27 reported that all is running smoothing and the report as made by those in charge of the im-, provements was that all of them would be completed by the time the carnival opens.
 Four candidates were admitted into order and large attendance was recorded.
 Cafeteria Supper
 A novel supper is being planned by the members of the Inanda club of the kensngton Congregational church, 4 this to be an out-of-door cafeteria supper at the home of Mrs. s. M Cowles of kensington Friday evening, | September 2S.
 Supper will be served from 6:30 un- til o'clock and baked beans brown bread, "All-Hots," bacon sandwiches, coffee, apple and mince pie will be served. A committee is working on the details.
 Championship Match
 East Berlin, laboring under the mantle of glory won by the tennis team of that section of the town, will send her squad out again Saturday to bring home the bacon" from the boys, when the latter in wade the district over the hill Satur- day afternoon, playing another match on the East Berlin courts.
 This can rightly be termed cham oionship match, because, should East Berlin, by any trick of fate, win the sets on Saturday, she will be the champion of the town. However, should she fail to win the match, kensington will stand a good show or the championship rights it then ,eing kensington's turn to play the district.
 Frank Lanza, Bill Norton, Allan 1azen and Earle Lewis will take their n ives in the hands for "Kensing- \ on, dear kensington," and will make he hazardous trip to the other end f the town. The reception committee ent to meet them will be composed 4 f the premier quartet, Arthur, Vic or and Edwin Benson and Harold lark, all stars on the court. A hard q ght is promised and large crowd is . xpected both from kensington and \ last Berlin. F
 Committees Appointed
 The committees in charge of the ? ariety show which will be presented F l the town hall on the evening of o 'etober for the benefit of the ? Community Center Asso- ,l| ation, were announced this morning y Miss Helen Rohm. e Miss Rohm is chairman of the 2, now committee. Assisting here are Iiss Elizabeth P. Wilcox, Miss Alice uston and Mrs. s. Chase Coale. The indy committee is in charge of Mrs. S, alph Carter. She has selected as her IiI des Miss Mildren Meisner and Mrs. uben Hadley. p' Work was started this morning on Ga the stage for the entertain- ce ent and some of the properties for Il e one-act play have already arrived the hall.
 For Jury Duty
 James McPherson and Jason NJ. st lylor have been summoned for jury :. lty in the superior criminal court for aft xt Tuesday. sw
 With the Town Clerk Copies of the 1923 edition of the fish and game laws have en received by Town Clerk Arthur zV' oodruff and can be secured by those