New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
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in better condition. Main street. Eensington, has received the same treatment. There Is still bad sec- ton of road on Main street, Kensing- ton, in front of the Berlin Savings bank. which is in need of immediate repair.
 Bridges have been found to be in fairly good condition. It is not known whether any new bridges will be built this year.
 Library Association Meeting.
 R. o. Clark was elected president of the East Berlin Library associa- ton at the adjourned meeting of the organization, which was held in the library room last evening. Mrs Henry Taylor was chosen vice presi- dent. Mrs. E.. w. Mildrum secretary and treasurer, and Walter Root libra rian. A. A. North, F.. w. Mildrum and Oscar Benson were elected trus- l tees.
 ! It is planned to hold a canvass for 1 new members Much interest is be- ing manifested in the association and l it is felt that more people should join 1 in order that better work might be done. Oscar Benson was appointed ! chairman of committee to conduct the canvass.
 , New members of the book commit tee were appointed, they being Walter Root, Mrs. F.. w. Mildrum and Mrs. H. w. Dowd
 The meeting was postponed from q week ago last evening on account of the lack of sufficient members to con- duct business. Reports were read last night, showing that the library is on a sound basis, financially. A large number of new books have been received during the past year and the collection is being constantly added to, the latest fiction and non- fiction being supplied.
 . Will Collect Costumes.
 A business meeting of the Mother hood club of Berlin will be held to- morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the community house. Women hav- ing costumes available for use in community affairs will be asked to bring them. They will be collected and stored away for use in commit nity events, such as fairs, costume balls, plays or pageants.
 The reason for collecting these costumes is that many people have gone to unnecessary expense and trouble in making costumes for plays and other events when others have had costumes that could have been used. The costumes will be cata- logued.
 Another matter to be discussed by the members will be the selling of re- treatments at the annual school field day and athletic meet. The money from the sale of refreshments will so into the community house fund. There will be no speaker tomorrow afternoon, the meeting being purely q business one. The annual meeting of the organization will be held next month at which time the election of officers for ,he next year will be held. Berlin Couple Sued
 S,rit for s25O has been brought by Frank Rotondo of New Britain against Antonio and Civitell Greco, husband and wife Of Berlin. The al legation is that Greco transferred property to his wife ir order 10 pre- vent an attachment by the plaintiff on an unpaid note of s2o0.
 The writ Is returnable in the New Britain city court the fourth Monday in May. David l.. Nair is counsel for the plaintiff and the papers were served by Constable Fred Wrinkle.
 F'Orestcrs to Meet
 Court Mattabessett of the Foresters will meet at the hall in kensington Thursday evening. A class of eight candidates will he initiated. It is ex- pected that the reports of the various fair committees will be ready for an- nouncement at the meeting. It is un- derstood that the court cleared tidy sum on the recent carnival and fair.
 Third and Fourth Degrees
 Third and fourth degrees will be worked on class of candidates at a meeting of Berlin grange this evening at -7:30 o'clock, standatd time. in the hall on Damon's hill.
 This meeting win be one of the big rast events of the year. the initiation being followed by the annual Harvest supper prepared by the women of the grange. It is expected that several