New Britain herald., 1923-12-05

master there. The annual reunion of the association was held last Saturday evening at the Hotel Garde, New Haven, Dr. Griswold having as his guest at the reunion, Paul Giannotti of Kensington.
 The company represented by this group of scrvicemen was transferred from Fort Ethan All0n 10 Camp Green and later saw service in France.
 Grange Initiates Glass
 Berlin Grange initiated IS candi- dates for the third and fourth de- greos at the ceremonial held last eve ming in the hall on Damon's Hill. This affair was ono Of the biggest of the season in the Grange and visitors were present from many ncighboring or ganizations, the granges of Newing- ton. Wethorsiield and Southington being represented. A representative oi the Child Welfare league gave an interesting talk on the work Of tho league and lis cndcaNors to get homes for some Of the orphan children The annual harvest supper proved 10 bo a great attraction Ncwington Grange degree team put on the work.
 Several members of Berlin Grange were present at tho third and fourth dcgreo work al Plaineille Grange last evening.
 Riding In Ra.e
 Harry Horan. who is riding in the six day bicycle race in New York city this week, is well known in kensing- A.. l ley of Kcnsington and has spent many summers in town visiting his rela- tiyes.
 Roads Are Repaired
 Grove Hill. Ating street and h. brary street now present a far better appearance than they did month ago. The town has at last got busy and has treated the streets 10 coat ing of crushed stone.
 The culvcrt near Anderson's store has also bcen cleaned out and the water can now run through it. This was state job. II is understood that tho state also attempted to clean out tho ciogged mp catch basin just south of the culvert and failed 10 do so.
 TorcstrrS Meet Tomorrow
 \ meeting of Court Mattabcsseit, For, sters of America. will be held to- morrow evening at < o'clock in the hall in Konsington. Among the items to come up is expected tho final re- port of tho committee for inc recent carnival held hy the court.
 Jitney StartS IsnsineSs
 The Kensington jitney started this
 Tffff frHf garare. New Britain, to Spooner's in Blue Hills. IL is expected that the venture will meet with success since inc Blue Hins residents ana most Of the people along tho line have no trolley connection with New Britain.
 Rowling Starts Friday
 The Konsington bowling league will begin its activities for the year on Friday evening Of this week in New Britain. All team captains and mem t,ers are urged to bc on hand prompt 1 ly.
 Court Ss.~sion Tonight
 f;eorgp Walker Of New Britain will appear in inc Bsr1in town court this {, evening on charges of reckless driE- |, ing and drunkenness. which grow out i, of two cases. one which occurred last |, "Wednesday evening while m his way , 10 court. when he smashed two cars. { and tbs other when he in rompany . with stanley I.asher of New Britain. ] raced from Mrridcn with State Police man <. \. Rutherford. vbo finally , landed the pair at Mountain View. New Britain.
 It is cxpctaed that several automo- bile cases will also come up.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. s. M. Co1ies oT kFusiHSfoH saVr. al the meeting of the women's Missionary society Of the Berlin Con zreeational church this afternoon. a Ieport of the annual meeting of the I Wsmen's Board of Missions held last week in Wellesley. Massachusetts.
 Max Sugenhime. Of the Berlin rail- -0ad station. viii leave in the near fu- ure for 8 rnonih's stay in Florida.
 East Bf-rfin Items
 A bazaar. entertainment and dance ili ba given by the ladies of St sahrief-s church at the Athletic hall his rteninr- The ia 1ifs in chsrge or ha different booths arc ss follows. Food. Mrs. \. Bourr gis: candy. Mrs <. MaeKcndrick. iunch. Mrs A- Law -cnct. domestic artieics, Mrs. U. Nc