New Britain herald., 1923-06-15

apartment of the Honeymoon Flats,'
 Boston. in 1917. The nrst act l.,cs
 place the morning after Christmas
 and the second act the next after
 noon.
 Characters in the play are Poscoe
 Montford, owner of the Honeymoon Flats, R. H. Erwin, Sr.; Mike Mur- phy' the ianitor, William O'Donnell; Harry Brown, tenant, Paul Camp; John Gleason. an insurance agent. Herman Light; Tom Carson, reporter for the Boston American" Richard Erwin. Jr; Mccarthy. police officer, Walter Morgan; Mrs. Montford, the landlords wife, Mrs. Mabel Rowley; Mrs. Murphy. the ianitors wife, Catherine Rowley; Rosie Murphy, their little girl, Marvis Boyington; Mrs. Brown, a tenant, Bertha Luce; Mrs. Gray, tenant, Mrs. William ! O'Donnell; Mrs. Jones. also a tenant, Mrs. William Pape; Mrs Smith, still another tenant. Mrs. Schmdth; Helen | Dearborne, Mrs. Gray's sister, Sarah Rowley.
 Music for dancing. after the play, will be furnished by the T. A. B. or chestra of kensngton. A large at tendance is expected
 Items os Interest.
 Miss Helen Carter is spending the day in Burnside.
 First Selectman George B. Carter and Town Clerk Arthur, Woodruff were in Hartford yesterday afternoon consulting officials of state depart ments relative to the welfare of the town.
 There will be meeting of the general Memorial Day compttee Sunday at 6 D. m. to wind up the affairs of the committee.
 A meeting of the council of the Worthington Community Center as- socation will be held tomorrow eve ming at the community house.
 The Boy Scouts will meet this eve- ming with Rev. Samuel A. Fiske.
 Luft vs. Albets Case.
 In the case of Paul Luft of Berlin against Martha and August Albert of | the same town which was recently tried in the court of common pleas ! after the plaintiff had brought suit against the defendants for $500 for services rendered, decision was rem dered today granting the defendants the privilege of recovering the costs involved.
 Luft and his family were elected |" from a farm in Berlin and out of sympathy were taken in by the AL berts. The Luft family, as well as the livestock from the farm, were 1921, to April, 1922. During this time Luft Is alleged to have worked on the farm and was not paid for his services. As a result he brought suit to secure some money. When the case was tried, the facts were disclosed that Luft and his en- lire family had been living at the ex- pense of the Albert family. Klett X filling of New Britain represented the defendants and Mason & Freedman f of Hartford the plaintiffs.
 East Berlin Items.
 Several friends of Mrs. Winfield Ross rendered her very pleasant | surprise socia at her home on Mill | street Thursday in honor of her sixth anniversary. A picnic lunch was enjoyed, the tables being set on , he spacious lawn under the trees. !, Mrs. Ross was presented with beau- iful glass dish and pair of candle ( ticks. { Miss Theresa Krauth is spending P he weekend as the guest of friends | n New York city. ( The library will be open this eve t ling from 1880 to 9.30 o'clock for $ he exchange of books. Ii The local members of the Boy scouts will attend meeting of their ' roop at the Berlin Congregational { hurch on Berlin street this evening q t o'clock. a Mrs. Berg and friends of New C Britain spent Thursday as the guests a if Mrs. Berg's daughter. Mrs. Win q Ield Ross. at her home in this place. q A number from this place will at- l. end the weekly barn dance at the V come of Mr. Woke in West Crom- rell this evening. S Mir. and Mrs. Philip Siebert and e laughter, Beatrice, of New Britain c we're calling on relatives in town S