New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

Congregational church on Friday evening will be the reports of all or ganizations of the church and the election of officers for the coming year.
 East Berlin Excited
 East Berlinites are far from satis- fled with the prospect of having new High school in Kensington. They feel that the property in East Berlin is over-assessed at the present time and taxes would be out of proportion to the value of the property should the new building be erected in Ken sington. A large number from that section of the town are planning to at- tend the meeting in an effort to have taxes reduced instead of increased
 It is evident that some of the resi- dents of the third ward feel dissatis- fled in the matter of schools. One of them was heard this morning to characterize the school in that ward as a little shanty." It may be that there is bit of enmity regarding the building of High school in Ken sington. At any rate they will make their protests on the tax rate at the meeting tonight, some of them feeling that they are paying the taxes and getting nothing for them. Tonight IS the time to air their views ana IL IS hoped that they will not sit back Il they have grievance, but stand up and tell the meeting their opinions If they are not satisfied.
 Plan Successful Fair
 What promises to be one ot the most successful fairs held in East Ser lin will take place every evening from October 30 to November in Ath- etic hall. This affair will be held under the auspices of the Knights Of Pythias and the Woodmen club. En- features will be held on Tuesday evening, October 30 and Thursday evening, November 1, sev- ,ral surprises being planned. on evening Halloween mas luerade and dance will be held, prizes ,eing offered for the best costumes.
 Other features will be all that go o make up a real old fashioned coun- " fair. Booths, attractively deco ated, will be placed around the hall. will be enjoyed each evening, music being furnished by well nown East Berlin group of musicians.
 Attend Club Meeting Several from Berlin will attend the lseting of the Central Congregational Tub, which will be held in Plants i file this evening. Following the sup- < CT at 6;30 o'clock, Dr. Moore of harvard university, president of the nted board of foreign missions, will i elivcr an address. i Among those from Berlin who will ttend are MT. and Mrs. George r. odd, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mill ' rum, Mir. and Mrs Walton H. Mcag- ", Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske and MT. f nd Mrs. Robert Deming.
 Silver Tea Coming Mrs. |. kotzback of kensington | ill give d silver tea at her home to- LOTION afternoon for the benefit of le Ladies' Aid society of the Ken ngton Methodist church. All wom- l of the parish and others interested e invited.
 Daughter Is Born
 word mas been received Tn Ken ngton of the birth of daughter, elen Elizabeth, to Mir. and Mrs. Rob- t W. Hanford of Washington, D. C., l October 6. MT. Hanford is the n of Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Hanford U kensington and is we'll known in wn and in New Britain. where he si ade many friends while in atten- nee at the New Britain High school T.
 Build New Garage se Work was started yesterday on a tb W garage on the turnpike opposite 2 Maple cemetery. The owners nt 2 Emery and Doty, we'll known w rage men along the pike. to
 Items of Interest ar Mrs. Ellen Westcott has returned or nm visit with her sister in Clin- John Bengston has left on an au- tn mobile trip through Vermont VI; The condition Of James Durkee of yo rlin. who was injured several m. eks ago when he was thrown from mi wagon, is reported to be much Pc proved. at ~