New Britain herald., 1923-11-03

The officers Of the association arc President, s. Chase Loale: vice. presi dent. William Scott; secretary, Arthur II. Bushnell, and treasurer, Garner C. Goodwin.
 The hause committee is composed o Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin as chairman and Mrs. Ralph Carter. Rev Samue A. Fiske heads the grounds commit tee. He is assisted by Fred s. Trop Robert Pinches. James s. Thomson and Robert Slsby. The social com. mittee is headed by Mrs. $. Chase Coale and contains the following members: Mrs. Pardon C. RiclSey Miss Alice w Houston and Mrs Charles Pratt. Leland W. Gwatkin is in charge of membership. Miss Helen l.. Rohm is chairman of tho program committee and she is aided by Mrs Charles Pratt as vice. chairman, Miss Elizabeth P. Wilcox, Mrs. Robert H Deming and Mir. and Mrs. E. 0 Shicrden.
 Workman is Burned
 Charles Williams, colored, an em- ploye of tho Stanley Chemical com. pany Of East Berlin, was painfully but not seriously burned while he was at work at the plant yesterday. The man was taken to the New Britain Goner- al hospital. where the burns were treated and dressed. He was reported as being comfortable this morning.
 Cars Galore on Pike
 IL was case of "try and get across" Berlin street this smorning when the cars started going through bound for the Yale-Army game in New Haven this afternoon. Pedes- rians were stalled for several minutes when they attempted to dodge the almost continuous line. Massachusetts automobiles prcdominated with of New York cars and a few rom Canada early in the morning, put these soon gave way 10 an almost jnbrokcn line of Connecticut cars.
 Radio EntllIalls Hcarcrs
 Tho new radio set installed in the tore Of Charles Anderson in Ken. ington has attracted the attention Of many residents. MT. Anderson has ad extraordinary success with his ct and on Halloween night one Of he hearers. stated that they picked D" party in 'a Pittsburgh depart ient store broaJcasting station.
 To Prcscnt Play Tho Woman's Aid society Of tho Icrlin Congregational church will resent "The. Old Peabody Pew" at he town hall on November 24. it has 1 cen announced by ,mcmbcf4s of the i in charge. The play is iken from the book Of tho same i ame.
 Sssial T S,rrcsS The social held last evening by Inc i unior Christian Endcayor society Of ic Berlin Congregational church in | lc chapel of tho church was dccid- l success. Practically all or the . Of tho organization were resent. Game avere played and fer in thc evening refreshments src served.
 krnsington Sosicty Program
 The womcn's Missionary Socicty of ic Kcnsington Congregational church as again resumed its activities and as published it's program for the 'ason Of i925-e4.
 The subject for November 2g will lt , "America's Greatest Asset. the ader being Mrs. L.. H. GriHth. The eeting will take place at tho home Mrs. Paul Baker. Ii .'The Child at Work. at Play al 'hool," will be discussed on Decem- {. IF 1a. Mrs. C. F. Johnson. leader. ome Of Mrs. C. E. Baldwin. "The i hild and Americas Future" on inuary 17. Mrs. i. W. Hall. leader. I Ome Of Mrs. Hazen. Day Of Prayer i r Missions. February IA. Rev. May , Lord. leader. Speaker on Japan at [ ensington Methodist church.
 March 15. Creative Forces in | pan. l." Miss Moore and Miss F. $ iucr. leaders. Members Of tho Than- |
 club as guests. Home or Mrs. s. Cowles. Ar Til 10. Creative Forces. Mrs. Hazen. leader. Home of Mrs. g. W. Emerson. May s. Creative t irccs. g." Miss Tausr. lcasIcr Home
 Mrs. Fonda. June 5. talk on India q. Mrs. Martin Weiles. 1Iome of Mrs 1. fifth. July 10. Creative Forces. |; ! g." ChnJren.s meeting zt the :, urct. Mrs. Fsul Baker. leader. August :. Creative Forces. G." Mis-