New Britain herald., 1923-11-27
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A. warren and Ernest w. Mildrum.
 The house and buildings on the Middletown road where Mir. Bulkeely lived and the land surrounding them consisting of 2l.47 acres is valued at ss,500. Land on north side of Middle town road is valued at $500.
 Mr. Bnlkoley possessed Liberty bonds in the amount of sl19472. Nnety-six shares of stock valued in the Peck, Stow and Wilcox company at ssi.50 per share arc valued al sS,o2f. Bank deposits. Savings Bank Of New Britain, si,0o7i7; Bnrritt Savings Bank, slo.966.sS; Dime Say. ings bank of Hartford, sb,2i3.26, Ber- lin Savings bank, si4,3Si.61; Bristol Savings bank, s2,290; New Britain National bank, si,0SS.03.
 Household furniture is valued al $A20.50 and mortgage notes si7,- f2S0S.
 Mir. Bulkeley was for many years president of the Berlin Savings bank and was 9f years of age when he died recently He was the second oldest man in Berlin.
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 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ken- sington Methodist church will hold a bazaar and chicken supper at the church on Wednesday, December 5. The bazaar will start at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the supper will be served from to s o'clock in the eve- ming.
 srba fonn,. ,,.osi. ,at.ta ., .t. t.z.a... will be in charge Of Mrs. Roy Tryon, Mrs. Charles Gulong and Mrs. Ray Williams. In charge Of the candy booth will be Mrs. Charles Stuhlman and Mrs. Harry Burnham. Mrs. Charles Williams will coeduct the apron booth and Mrs. Timothy Han nan will be in charge of the children's booth.
 Mrs. Arthur Moffatt has been placed in charge Of the chicken supper and the table committee is headed by Mrs. George Tryon.
 Fluff rugs will be on sale at the bazaar and orders for them will also be taken at that time.
 Many Attend Whist
 An unusually large crowd was pres ent at the whist held in the parlors Of the Sacred Heart church. East Berlin. last evening. Mrs ]. Malone was awarded the ladies' first prize and Leslie Cogswell won the gcntlcmen's first. The consolation prizes went to Marion Cashman and William Brown, Jr.
 Another whist will be held by the ladies Of the church next Monday evening. Mrs. 4. Krauth will act as hosgss and arrangements for large crowd are being made.
 Whist Tomorrow Ltening
 The weekly T. A. B. society whist will be held tomorrow evening at the Tabs hall in Kensington. The usual prizes will be awarded and a special prize will aiso be featured.
 Cantass starts December 2.
 IL was announced this morning that the annual Every Member canvass of the Kensington Consrt gationa1 church will start Sunday. December 2. II isI the aim os the trustees and the soIici- tors to finish up the work of canvass ing among the parishioners the first few days of the week. However. inc entire week will be consumed. if nee essary.
 At the meeting Of solicitors. trus- tees and missionary committee at the church this evening. preliminary plans will Dc discussed for conduct Ing the campaign. Deasion as 10 inc kind Of cards to have printed and other items will be decided.
 About IS prospective canVassers have been invited to attend the meet Ing tonight.
 Grange Dance Coming.
 The next affair of interest 10 the public. that will take place in Berlin grange. sill fe the entertainment and dance which is being arranged for Friday evening. December :. at Grange hail. Ahl5erg's orchestra of New Britain viii furnish music for Janring.
 NitlIam is ImproS ing.
 Reports today tO tho effect flisi 1 William witham. well known Ecrlin- | te. Hho is confined fo the Hartford 1 hospital ss the result of an operafiUn . short time ago. is impr0tinr and on Z hs road to recovery eiH Er received !. sith iniers-t by his many friends.