New Britain herald., 1923-11-17

There's mark for the other hun tcrs in Berlin to strive for
 Only Two Weeks Left
 Notices have been issued hy Will liam J. Pagan, clerk of the Kensing- ton fire district. that the work of making connections for water will stop in Kensineton on December I. No installations will be made until April |, 1924. Those desiring to have connections made have only two weeks unless they want to walt few months.
 Mcn's I8sWnm Debate
 The Men's l.ycenm Of kcnsington will begin its activities for tho season Monday evening at s o'clock in tho parlors of the kensington Methodist church Tho debate will bo on the subject. Resolved: That Great For tunes Hinder Social Progress" Those for the affirmative will bo James Ellsworth and Gilbert Johnson. For tho negative, C. n. Baldwin and John A. Anthony.
 Many Atfrnd Masquerade
 Tho ma squcradc given by the Fore mems club Of the American Paper Goods company was well attended last evening and a large crowd was pres. cnt in costume. Every imaginable was used and the hall pre-. sonted a variety Of nationalities and as portrayed by the cos- tunes. Bernard r. Moore and Mar earet Heath won the prizes for the most artistic costumes and Helen Nell son and Nelson Ives were given the awards for the most ridiculous get ups. Mckcon's orchestra Of kensing- ton furnished music for dancing until ia o'clock
 Reception Su0rSs
 About go people were present al tho reception 10 teachers Of the and South schools held last evening at the home of Mrs. | Samuel 4. E'iske. The hostesscs for Inc affair were Mrs Leland ". Gwat- | Kin. Mrs. Robert II. Deming Mrs | Willis I. Savage and Mrs. Samuel 4. | E'iske. Musical and vocal solos were | by Miss Mildred Btrglund Of 1 New Britain and they mel with favor. | were served to the ! sucsts. The affair was staged under | he auspices or the Motherhood club. l
 Many Attend Grange Dance
 Grange hall was comfortably filled | ast evening when dance and Mardi ! yras was held under the auspices Of | hat organization. The proceeds went | Oward defraying the expense Of q new | recently placed in the | iall. \ goodiy sum was realized. Mrs. | Ida Gwatkin was chairman of the | committee in charge Of arrangements. St. PauI's Chunh
 Rcv. ]. C. Brennan will he in harge of services at St. Paui's church. tomorrow morning iasses will be celebrated at \ and [ a. m.
 kcn~ington Congregational
 Rev. Carleton IIazon will preach he sermon al the kcnsington Congre- ational church tomorrow morning at lic morning service. 1n:45 o'clock. Inc Sunday school department will meet at 1g:fe. The Christian Endeav- r society will meet in the evening at hc usual hour.
 Kensinctoa Methodist The morning sertice will take place [ la:45 o'clock. The sermon will bo rom Acts 4:12. There will be a sery- .e Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. fiss May Lord. tho pastor, Nill de- ver an address. i' On Monday afternoon al 3:45 clock the Social Service class will leet al the church. On Monday eve ing the Mems Lyceum will hold ebate in the church pariors. < joint { leeting of the Ladies Aid society and le women's Home Missionary so- iety will be held Wednesday after , oon at the home Of Mrs. Charles harp. The Junior League u-iil meet { thursday afternoon at s:45 o'clock. I lembers are asked to bring quota { ons from the Book of Proverbs. if Thursday evening is church night. | he Bible class HIil meet as ususi ie subject will be from st John G. z He Girls club wilI meet at SIS s clock. The girls uiii work on Christ las gifts for needy children. tt
 Berlin Congregational f The Boys class Will meet at 10 s clock. Morning sersice at is:ss clock. The pastor. Tet. sanucI 4. iske, Hili preach ca the subjcci, ]