New Britain herald., 1923-01-01

conceded as soon as the primary re
 suits became known.
 The residents of this district ar, going to take an active interest in tn,
 next session of the legislature is evi denced in reports from Benson tha he has been approached by a number of electors who are interested in tho introduction of new measures into the assembly or in the passage of bill. that are to be brought in from other quarters
 The new representative asserted this morning that he has not in mind the introduction of any new measures as yet.
 Factory Inventories
 Inventory is being taken of stock on hand and merchandise in course of manufacture, as well as machinery and buildings, by the several manu- featuring concerns of the city.
 The past year has been a profitable one for the manufacturing interests of the entire country and the local fac tories have shared in the fruits of the reconstruction period. The kensing- ton and Berlin factories are running about at normalcy it is reported, with large forces of men and orders for stocks coming in regularly.
 Weather conditions are not propit- ious for bridge building and as a re- suit the local plant devoted to the of bridges is reported to be turning out for immediate use but q comparatively small amount of stock. The results of a full year" have brought down the stock on hand to such an extent that the services of the full force will undoubtedly be re- 1uired for replenishing the diminish ed supplies.
 Mrs. Jennie l.. Alling
 Funeral services were held this aft | irnoon at ? o'clock for the late Mrs l Jennie l.. filling, wife of Isaac filling | ,f Kensington. The services were at | he home in Kensington, conducted by Rev. John l.. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church in New Britain. The remains were brought 0 Fairview cemetery, New Britain, or interment
 Mrs. filling died Friday night at her ate home.
 Reading Circle Meeting
 A meeting of the Progressive Read ng circle will be held tomorrow eve. ing at the home of Mrs. Hagen of last Berlin. Interesting topics are to e before the circle and the attcn- ance of all members is expected.
 New Years Day |, In observance of New Years day, a umber of local merchants closed leir doors at noon today. while tine , erlin Savings bank remained closed . lroughout the day ysand the post office oserved holiday hours. ic The Kensington and Berlin post of-i .es will open this afternoon at 4 clock and will remain open for busi- ass until 5 o'clock at which time r Isiness will suspend for the day. | In East Berlin, arrangements have l ade for post office service from SIS d clock until o'clock, at which time V e business day, will be brought 10 l close. Today was observed as heiy day '
 St. Paul's church. At s o'clock sr. J. c. Brennan sung the holy dayI ass with many parishioners in at ,t ndance. +, Scholos were closed for the day.a, q many of the factory operatives ,,; 2 also observing the holiday, some ,r the plants having suspended opera N, ms for all excepting those employed lia the work of taking inventory. NJ,
 Macabees Meeting
 Regal Review Of Macabees will = Id a special meeting tomorrow eve lg at S:15 o'clock at the r. NJ. T. X B. society hall in Kensington. ere are seevrai items of unusual R portance to be brought before tl,t or eting. at which the officers of the (t cabees request the attendance of pi members. ns
 New Years Recepfion A Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Fiske vii. ch q a New Years reception today at co ir home frem 1 o'clock this after a ,n to [ o'clock this evening. All sol snds have been invited to call on oi' popular pastor of the Berlin Con-