New Britain herald., 1923-03-22
furnish part of the entertainment of

furnish part of the entertainment Of
the evening.
"Neighbors' Nights have been held
in other oranges and have proved sue.
cessful, causing the members to be-
come better acquainted as well as fur
nishing many good times for those
in the organization.
Feed Wre Breaks.
Trolley cars were held up for some
time on the Berlin line last evening
about o'clock, when the feed wire
parted near the switch in Kensing-
ton. Passengers were forced to wait
untilaa repair car could be sent to the
sceneiand men fixed the wire.
Team Among The Missing
Members of the Junior High school
basketball team waited in vain yes
terday afternoon for the Beavers OF
the Boys club. New Britain, to show
up and play the scheduled return
game with the Berlin boys.
Several teams scratched their en-
gagements with the Worthington Ath-
letic association. The boys did not
seem to mind the failure of the New
Britain team to fulfill it's agreement,
a scrub" team being hastily organic
ed and game being played.
Piokaninny Minstrels
Much interest is being displayed
regarding the Ministries which the
members of the junior committee of
the Worthington Community associa-
ton will present tomorrow evening in
the Grange. hall at o'clock.
The program is varied one, in
Guiding many of the most popular OF
present day songs, Gallagher and
Shean" being one of the headliners,
Leon Honiss and Franklin Boardman
taking the parts of the two well
known comedians. They have writ
ten several verses about town affairs.
it is said, which should prove to be
a hit.
The Ku Klux Khan will come in for
Its share and a song will be sung
about it by Elinor Meagley. Edith
Prentice will sing the old favorite
Turkey in the Straw" Walter
Meagley will be interlocutor. The
Junior orchestra will furnish music.
The tickets have been practically
sold out and it is expected that a full
louse" will greet the thespians when
hey appear
FOresters Smoker
The Foresters will meet this eve.
ling for a smoker at the rooms in
'oresters hall. An excellent program
las been arranged and it is expected
hat several boxing bouts will be en-
Dyed The committee in charge of
arrangements includes John DeMore,
philip Pagan. Louis Goodrich, Adam |
)rose and Daniel Malarney.
To Hear Concert
A concert open to the public will |
lie heard at T. A. B. hall, Kensington, |
his evening over the radio set which |
s now in possession of the society. |
t has been tried out already and the
esults have been gratifying.
Items of Interest
Miss Helen belong of the Kensing-
on Grammar school has returned to
Ter duties after an illness of several
yeeks.
DIR. and Mrs. A. j. Goodwin are re-
Giving congratulations on the birth
f daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown are re-
Giving congratulations on the birth
f son, born the early part of the
,eek.
The Bodwell Realty Co. has sold to
1aria Carson and Antonio Carson lots
As, 149, 1853, 161 and 1872 on the old
erlin fair ground property.
The schools of the town will close
for the Easter vacation.
hey will reopen April 8.
Winners at the T. A. B. whist held
Ist evening we're Mrs. w. J. Pagan
nd Edward Roche, first prize, and
larry Skeine and Frank Pierpont,
,nsolation prizes. Il
The Girl Scouts met yesterday aft
noon at the home of Mrs. Garner
GOODWIN. ,
The weekly prayer meeting of the /
erlin Congregational church will be :
I'D this evening at 1880 o'clock. {
East Berlin Items
The regular weekly prayer meeting
i'll be held at the Methodist church {
lis evening at the usual hour. &
The library will be open Friday aft
noon from $3.50 to 8 o'clock and in
e evening from 7:20 to $3.50 for 4