New Britain herald., 1923-04-26

Miss Helen Delong, the principal, i! back at her place, they will work to secure money which will be used [, care for children.
 The clothing was shipped imm.. diately to New York, but the money was sent to the Hartford office of the Near East Relief association.
 Fire District Meets
 The meeting of the Worthington fire district was quiet affair. the main business being to conform to legal requirements regarding the ac- ceptance and approval of the act of the legislature authorizing the district to issue bonds in the sum of $70,0O0. This was done.
 The fire district committees report regarding the form and terms of the bonds was heard and the treasurer was given the right to issue and sell tonds
 No tax was laid for the purpose of raising money to pay for water in- stallation. as this was done last fall.
 Moving Picture Coming
 Poultry fanciers of Berlin will be to learn of the moving pie ture, Scientific Poultry Feeding and Management" which is coming to the Scenic theater, New Britain. Sunday April 2s, at 3 o'clock. No will be charged.
 Several men interested in chicken raising in Berlin have already re- ceived announcements of the exhibi- tion of the picture and are planning to attend. The picture was made under the supervision of Albert An gell, Jr., of Chicago, and according to reports gives some good tips" on the care and feeding of poultry.
 Library Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Peck Memorial Library association of Ken sington will be held Tuesday eve- ming, May i, at s o'clock. All mem- bers of the association are requested to attend as officers for the coming year will be elected. Reports of off cers and committees will be read.
 Blasting Demonstration.
 A blasting demonstration will be held at Spring Hill farm. the home of First Selectman George B. Carter. Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock under the auspices of the Hartford County Farm Bureau. An expert from the Connecticut Agricultural college will be present and will show the various uses of dynamite in farm work. Much interest is being shown in the demonstration among farmers in this vicinity.
 Death Of Child.
 Mary Marina, two years of age, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ricco Marina of Swamp Road, Kensington, died yesterday at her home. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock from the home and burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 Open Garage in Kensington
 The McCarroll brothers have opened } garage in the Kiiby House barns on Pennington avenue. Both are we'll known mechanics.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. Walter Atwater. who recently an operation at the Hart lord hospital, is reported as being IT
 Several members of the Junior En. 1eavor society of the Berlin Congre- yational church will attend a meeting 'f the organization in Hartford, Sun lay afternoon.
 The degree team of the Berlin irange held rehearsal in the hall ast evening in preparation for the iegree work at the next regular meet ng, May 1.
 No meeting of the Boy Scouts of he Berlin Congregational church will 'e held this week, because of the ,lder Boys and Older Girls confer nces Friday and Saturday in Thomp- onville and Windsor. Mrs. F. Pierpont and Peter Corr von the first prizes at the T. A. B. whist last evening and Mrs. B. Corr nd Joseph Maguds won the consola- ion prizes. P. J.. Buckley won the adio set A supper will be served this eve Ing at 6:s0 o'clock at the Berlin Con- regational church for the parish by he Woman's Aid society.
 East Berlin Items The library will be open Friday aft rnoon from S:3o to p. m. and in the