New Britain herald., 1923-12-14

tion of the officers that the post will be one of the best in tho state, for it's size.
 Report On Canvass.
 Claude W. Stevens. treasurer of the Every Member canvass of the Ken sington Congregational church, this announced that the total collctcd, to date. is s2.i79.l0. Mr. Stevens stated that there is little doubt but that ihe budget will be met The amount of tho budget is s2.567, sS7.9o more than has been se- cured to date.
 The detailed report follows, Chapel district. S6i6.5O; Pond and West Lane sa45.os: p,rcival district, s353.Ae; Ledge district, si22.io; Bluc Hills district, s509.S5; cut of tow n members. sf39.
 The solicitors for the Blue Hills have turned In sl23 since Tuesday night, swelling the total con sderably. Mir. Stevens said that there 1rc several out of town members yet To be heard from and this VIII also Afi sHii' AilttR tv ili h'idIs lfAf ti' llso several in Kcnsington who have not yet been interviewed regarding he canvass.
 Can,ass in Berlin.
 Ii is expected tbat the final report rom the Every Member canvass in Berlin will be completed soon. There Ire several solicitors yet 10 be heard rom.
 Anderson About Again
 Magnus Anderson Of Berlin, for many years fireman at the Trade chool in New Britain. who was truck by an automobile on Stanley itrcet, that city. Monday evening, is leain able to be around. although he ,ill be unable to go to work for | icmc time. He suffered some pain | or time after the accident and | inally had an N-ray photograph I aken. II was discovered that one Of l lis ribs was cracked. However. he I $ improving steadily.
 Leaves All io Wife
 The entire estate of the late Ed !! yin I. Clark of Bcrlin is left to his vife, Mrs. Hattie Sage Clerk, by the erms of his will which was filed in ] he probate court, New Britain. yes- erday Mrs. Clark is named cxecu- riN. without bonds. The will was rawn october 17. 1919 and was wit essed by Anna C. kiniry, Mary E. fisher and Mabel s. Crsndall.
 The will specifics furniture. fur- ishings. jewelry. apparel and all effects. also their home on hudson street.
 Emma Har Willard Chapter
 Miss Ruth Galpin read all interest ls paper on the Jonathan Trumbull ! hair at Harvard university. at the | leeting of Emma Hart Willard chap er of the Daughters of the American revolution yesterday afternoon. Miss lice Norton, Miss Elizabeth Norton nd Miss Marjorie Moore acted as ostesses.
 River Right Released
 John r. SoibcIt and Emma Y. Sci crt or Bcrlin have released their ghts in the Mattabessett river on md adjoining it. to the city Of New ritain. according 10 papers flied with lc town clerk.
 Organize Brownie Pack. li < most enthusiastic pack off rownies has been organized in Ber- n under the direction Of Mrs. Gar [ -r C. Goodwin. The girls arc plan- Ing to make their own Brownie suits 1d are trying hard to pass their Inklcr or Bee test. The Brownies are girls under the . irl Scout age. who will enter the irl Scouts when they become old tough. Their training is something se that Of the Girl Scouts and they so learn many of the Girl Scout 'tivities.
 Real Estate Deals.
 Marjorie Moore, Alice Norton and Iizabeth Norton have sold to Gus , ve Haman sg acres of land in Ken l, 1gton. tI John Frankerw-icz has sold to Anna 1rel lots ss. e. 6s. s9 and ''C'' on $ -easure fields. t
 Entertainment Tonight. Er The 1nanda club of Kensington wfli r esent their play. .'The Two Let ( rs.~ a; Forestsrs' hall this evening. ' lss Marjoric Moore IS the author il d director sf tbe play and towns u
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