New Britain herald., 1923-07-03

o'clock at T. A. B. hail. This will be a regular meeting of the post and all members will be expected to be pres ent to aid in transacting some of the business that has piled up during the past several months. due to the ap- parent lack of interest on the part of eX-servicemen in Berlin.
 At each meeting there have been between six and ten men present. For town the size of Berlin and for a town having as many eX-servicemen as Berlin has, this is not showing to be proud of, according to the com mander of the post. It is impossible to do any work with a few men. The cooperation and support of all tAe members of the post are needed in order to put the. work of the post through.
 The commander is anxious to have all the men wake up, put their shoul- der to the wheel and make Bottom Kasica post an organization rivalled by few in the state.
 Move to New Britain
 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Corr of Ken sington have moved to New Brhain, taking up their residence on Glen street, that city. MT. Corr is em- ployed by the Corbin Screw Corpora tion. He is commander of the Berlin post of the American Legion.
 Stores Will Close
 Tomorrow being holiday, most of the stores of the town will be closed a halliday. S. M. Cowles announces that his place of business will not be opened at all tomorrow.
 Several of the stores in Berlin and Kensington will remain open for short time in the morning for the ac7l comm odation of the public.
 The Berlin and Kensington post offices will be open from 6:15 until S:3O o'clock and from until 1 o'clock, standard time. There will be neither village nor rural deliveries to- 
 The Berlin savings bank will be as will the factories in town.
 Many people are planning to spend the day out of town, some of them | going to the seashore and others talk ing motor trips.
 The Warrington Community asso- citation will stage an affair on the house grounds tomorrow afternoon and evening, to which all | residents of the community have been | invited. Fireworks will be brought by | each person. These will be set off | after dark. Refreshments will be | served and in the afternoon baseball | tennis, quoits and croquet will be en- ioyed.
 Grange Children's Night
 Children's night will be observed in the Berlin Grange this evening with an entertainment for members of the Grange and their children at o'clock, daylight saving time. The program will consist of songs, recitations and games by the children. Miss May Lord, pastor of the Kensington Meth odist church, will deliver an address and the evening will end with the serving of ice cream and cake. Fol owing the entertainment a social will De enjoyed.
 The committed in charge of the picnic July 14 is working hard and plans are rapidly being completed for he event, which promises to be one of the biggest affairs ever held by he Berlin Grange. The picnic will be 1eld in conjunction with the Newing- on and New Britain Oranges.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be regular meeting and ,iection of officers of the Knights of |, 'ythias society at their hall this eve ling at the usual hour.
 Mrs. Graham Trainer and daughter, Wary Jane, of Denver. Colorado, are he guests of Mrs Trainers grandpar- 'nts, Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Root at heir home on Main street. Mrs Trainer was formerly Miss Harriet Root of this place. Is The Junior league will meet at the ( iethodist church Thursday afternoon t the usual hour. i George Macdonald of Elmhurst, N. lt y., is spending few weeks vacation s the guest of his grandparents MT. | nd Mrs. Philip Lotz. at their home f n Cottage street. ls Regular holiday hours will be ob- I erved at the local post office tomor- 6