New Britain herald., 1923-11-14

Its grand list amounts to something over s4.o00,0o0 and it's total indebt- edness is ssA000.
 Berlin, at one time, bade fair to be- come one of the large and prosperous cities Of Connecticut, But after the breaking away of New Britain and the objections of people on the street. to manufacturing plants To- eating in town, the prospects did not look so brilliant and the town has r-- mainod in its quiet condition since that time, all the manufactures stear- ing clear of Berlin street.
 When the Now Haven" road start cd to put its tracks through the sur veyors first worked near the Ridg,F just west of Berlin street. However the objections of residents were too strong and the tracks were placed where they now arc,
 Residents also objected to tho run ming of trolley line into Berlin when it was first put through and it was only after much trouble that con sent of the people was assured. They then wanted the company to keep its cars out of Berlin on Sunday.
 If it had not been for the objcc. lions Of the residents to Improvements Of this sort in the last century Ber- lin street might today present a far dinerent appearance thah it now does. in fact Berlin might have been one of the leading cities in the state.
 Is A,hniutcd Administrator
 Wilfred k. Moore of Berlin has been appointed administrator of the estate of A. NJ. Bell. who died re- gently in Berlin. Nr. Bell had large Farm in the northern part of town.
 Miss Pariec To speak
 Miss Mary Louise Pardoc. state chairman of the Immigrants Aid com mittce of the isNational D. A. R.. will speak at the meeting tomorrow after 1 noon Of Emma Hart Willard chapter l Daughters Of the American Revolu- | ton. This meeting will be open to the public and will be held in the community house at a o'clock. Miss Pardec will have an interesting mes ] sage, it is expected. and will tell of ! the work or the n. A. It. in caring | for the immigrant women who are de- ! taincd at Ellis Island while waiting i to be admitted to this country.
 Foiestcrs To Meet
 meeting of Court Matta tabessctt. ! Forcsters or America, will bd held to- ! morrow evening at o'clock at For cstcrs' Hall.' KonsinEton. IL is ex- pccted that report win hc made at
 
 ciai 10 be held by the court.
 TIianplcs To Play
 The Triangles of Kcnsington have becp booked 10 meet the Crimsuns Of Plainyille at football next Sunday af- tcrnoon at Rockwell field. The Grim sons have q good record. It's up 10 ihe TriangIcs to make it not so good.
 Grange To Hold Dance
 Berlin grange will hold a Mardi zras and dance in the hall Friday eve hing Of this week. The committee in charge has arranged all details and The affair promises 10 bc success. I he proceeds or the dance win go tod ward defraying expenses Of q new secured for the hall. Mrs. Ada Watkins is chairman of the com mittcc.
 League tn Organize. reorganization meeting of the kensington Bowling league has been 'alled for Friday evening Of this week fl Y. M. T. 4. F. hall. Kensington. ! The meeting is open to all interested T. bowling and will be for the. pur- ,ose of reorganizing the teams and .lecting officers for the coming sea on. Interest is great this year in ,he port and it Is expected that large lumber will turn out to talk over the (
 Roll Call Starts.
 The Red Cross roll call started of- iciaily In Berlin today. The Boy { Iconts started out over their respec- c i~e routes. and they wiH call at each ' Iouss in inc town before the cam isisn is oyer. 4 repor efil be ready c n g short lime. t is expected. q
 frar9. Iir4tpB of Dfio-rs. q Tae an34ai etecti9n Of officers Of T ,sT'is Grange uiii take place neHt 6 'Hes5ay evening af tds hsit. ti Is s1- cct.+1 that pie = ujn ai-o te foffna- n sted st that time for several sociai $ seHls ~siea sJH take place during Q ss winbr. Several gre sfrtsds oH c