New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

more successful than last year, camp"
 No quota has been set for Berlin as the money received will go in with New Britains quota However, Mir Stevens said this morning. the peo- pie should give and give literally tc such cause. All those with a spark of patriotism in them will give" He also urged that Berlin people attend the meeting at the town hall tomor- row evening to hear about the plans for the campaign and to hear of the success of the drive and other in- teresting facts
 Precautions have been taken to make sure that unauthorized persons do not take advantage and collect money on their own account. Each solicitor will be provided with a card stating that he Is an official col lector for the fund. Those con- tributing will be given receipts and will write in a small book the amount given. The collector will then give the receipt for the money, Small windshield markers for automobiles containing the words, They can't forget. We must not.' have been received by MT. Stevens and will be distributed by him.
 Annual District Meeting.
 According to a report this morn- ing the annual meeting of the Worth ington Fire district will be held Fri day evening. June Is, at the town hall, Berlin street.
 There is no special business to come before the meeting as all the business of installing the watermains and approving the act of the legislature authorizing the district to issue bonds, together with the levying of tax, has been done. The will be formality and will consist mainly in appointing members of the district committee for next year. For that reason all members of the district have been urged to be present.
 Many See Play
 There was a large audience present It the Kensington Congregational church last evening, when the play, Getting An Ancestry" was presented. The play is comedy by Miss Mar orie Moore of Kensington and proved o be a hit. The parts were excep- | ionally well taken and well acted. ] Those present spoke highly of the ef- 1 orts of the cast.
 Those who took part were, Adele | 3assett, Julia; Ruth Graham, Fanny; | Irs. Baldwin, Mrs. Lawrence: Mrs on, Adele; Mrs. Emerson, Everyn; C. Joe Peabody; E. Baldwin, ohnny; Mrs. Goodrich, Lily Martin; 1rs. Griswold, Miss Riverly; Joseph Charlie Bailow: Mrs. Baker, my Ember.
 The musical selections by Mir. and Irs John Lindsay were well re- eived. Mrs. Elizabeth Baily of New 'ork city rendered several vocal se- sctions which were much applauded.
 Grange Arrangcs Picnic
 A committee consisting of Arthur [. Nushnell. Leslie Watkins and Mrs. -eorge Eentres has been appointed beTln grange LO aCI III CO-Opefa- on with like committees appointed y Burritt grange, New Britain, and 'ewington grange to arrange for a pint picnic the latter part of July or le first of August. It is probable nat the affair will be held at Rain- ow park. The committee will meet ith the other representatives at ewington next Tuesday evening.
 Give Five Dollars Members of Berlin grange have ready contributed s5 to the Disabled eterans' Camp fund, it was an- ounced this morning. Members of i e grange are extremely enthusiastic $ garding the drive and have signified a cir intention to do all in their power make it q success.
 Give Memorial Program A memorial program was presented the Grange hall last evening, when Q members. after the regular meet E. heard an address by Rev. Samuel
 Fiske of the Berlin Congregational urci1 on the general subject of me- orials. He spoke of individual mem- rs of the Grange and dwelt for me time on the subject of pa-