New Britain herald., 1923-03-12

character, her ready and kindly sym pathy, and her deep interest in the welfare of the church and the com munity."
 Mrs. Woodwork was stricken sud denly, just before reaching her home after attending meeting of the Woman's club and before she could be carried into her house, she had passed away.
 Dr. Woodwork has a daughter, who has given up her work in Boston, and will remain with her father.
 Two sisters of Mrs. Woodworth also Mrs. B. r. St. John, of Wood side, California, and Mrs. R. A. Mahon of Memphis, Tennessee. ~
 Fire Docs Damage
 The home of John Colon, kensing- ton resident, was totally destroyed by a fire which started from a defective chimney Saturday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock.
 A bucket brigade was formed by neighbors. but the fire had gained such headway that all efforts were in vain. The brigade, succeeded in pre- venting the spread of its flames to a barn nearby, in which were housed about 20 head of cattle. About s9,ooo damage was done. The house was partly covered by insurance. MT. Conlon is a kensington dairyman.
 Although some have said that this ire shows the need of village fire department other residents stated hat as the house was so far from he center of the village, the Meriden department could have reached there nearly as soon.
 Will Have Exhibit
 The Eastern Brisk company, in con- lection with the Better Homes ex- position at the Hartford armory, April to IA inclusive, has planned a lovel exhibit.
 The company will erect two- tory brick dwelling of modern size, lot miniature, completely furnished as ts exhibit. The exhibit will be unique t will be one of the largest that was 'ver conceived or carried out, and ouid not be staged elsewhere as few lalls are large enough for this ex- libit. The Common Brick manufac- urers' association will also stage a arge exhibit which will be very at- ractive and very interesting.
 At the Berlin Church
 A meeting of the Woman's Aid so- iety of the Berlin Congregational hurch will be held Wednesday after oon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. amuel A. Fiske. Routine business is 0 be discussed.
 The Girl Scouts will meet Wednes- ay afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the ome of Mrs. Garner Goodwin.
 The Berlin Mems Bible class will | ear Representative F. w. Christ Of | lew Britain at it's monthly meeting wednesday eevning at o'clock in the community house. The subject Of | he address will be Early Impressions 'n the Beginner in the Legislature" III men of the community have been lvited to this meeting.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ,g will be held Thursday evening at :30 o'clock, the subject chosen by le pastor for his sermon being Be )ming Aware of God"
 Friday evening at o'clock the oy Scouts will meet with Rev. Mir. iskc.
 Near East Worker.
 Miss Daniels, formerly a worker in lc Near East and now promoting the use of Near East Relief in Con- ecitcut. was in Berlin last week in e interest of the general campaign IT funds. In accord with the GUS m of laying down quotas those in large of the work are looking to e town of Berlin to take the sup ,rt of 20 Armenian orphans for a ar at a cost of s60 per child, it as learned this morning. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Berlin lurch has asked the people to be ady after Easter to do what they n for these over-afflicted people.
 Goes to Fort Meyer. - John Garrity, who has been spend E month at the home of his niece, ,llie K. Clarity, of kensington has me to Fort Meyer with his German , idle. MT. Garrity spent four years with , e army of occupation in Germany [ d arrived in the United States about $