New Britain herald., 1923-11-08

tho society. However, the member ship is diminishing instead of in- creasing, it was stated this morning, and something must be done to pay for the lighting of East Berlin. This is another argument which many resi- dents are putting forward in favor of fire district. If a district should be formed all the residents would have 10 do their share toward paying the costs of light and water.
 No session of Court
 There was no session Of the Bcr- lin Town court last evening. There were two automobile cases scheduled, but the men failed to show up. War rants for their arrest have been made out by Judge Griswold and the men will be brought in as soon as they can be found. when they will be tried or bonds for their appearance next Wednesday evening will be given.
 Girl scouts Plan sale
 Plans for the food sale which will be held Saturday afternoon, Novem- Der IF. were made al a meeting of the troop held yesterday afternoon at the community house. It was de. cided to hold the sale from 2:So ID. m. until 5.3n D. m. Home made food wA1 be on sale. It was decided to sell bread. cake, pie and baked beans. The sale will take place al the community house.
 Following the business the regular work Of the troop was taken up. The girls. played several Of the scout games and sang several scout songs, Work on second class tests was car- ried on by the members Of the senior troop.
 To Present Entertainments !
 The first venture of tho pupils Of tho Worthington school will take place this evening at Grange hall. when they present an entertainment, the to be used for inc purposo ot buying equipment for radio set which two Of the boys arc making for the school.
 \ candy sale will be held in com junction with the entertainment and orders for several pounds have been | received from citizens of Berlin. Sev- 1 ,ral contributions have alrcadshbeen | -cceivcd and everybody is bclpj Inc | .hildrcn to accomplish their airf The , members of Berlin grange donated | he hall for the use of the children. he admission tickets were donated md it is expated that larc" crowd viii be present.
 Boy Is Improved
 Tho condition Of John IT, Griswold. hc little son of Dr. Matthew IT. Gris- rold, who has been very sick for thc ast week. is reported as heinz much and hc is bcltttcd to he out ( danger tIe has bc,n under the arc of pr. Zwick of Nov Britain and IT. Locke Of Hartford. TWO nurses be- 1r in attendance.
 Play is Progressing
 Echcarssls of inc play The Old Pew which tho Womsu.s id society Of the Tgrrlin Congrcga- onal church will present tn fhc hapcl of inc church Wcdncsdav c.c- ing, November z1. ard progressing in n excellent manner and ih,. pipre |. radualIy taking shape. Those in the ISt arc working hard to mako il i Iccees.
 ~T. \. H. Whist Held Tho T. <. F. 1ist held last evening the hall in kensington vas at nded bF iarsz crowd from Berlin nd New Britain. Agnes Pagan won io first prize for ladies and Prank jana won the gentlemcn's first prize. he consolation prizes went to Mrs . J. I.ardner and Paul Giana. Laura iqnel was awarded the 70 pounds of ! igar q
 Items of Interest Mrs. Henry Bailey is entertaining ' sr sister. Mrs. H. Beardsiey of Rock ! dge. Florida. Rev. and Mrs. Carleton Hazen of ' e ksnsingt0n Congregational church |" i've returned from the convection Of |. Jngr sstional churches st Sauea- !. ck . Midweek services will b. conducted z, the Berlin Congregational church b is evening. net. Samuel FTsk. Bcing e charge. r, Church night uIlt hc observed this cHiHr at the kensingt0H Methodist i; urch. The Epuorth league extends st