New Britain herald., 1923-12-18

and series of whists and dances will be arranged. II is the determination or the new commander 10 put the Berlin post "on the map" and he is starting out 10 arrange a definite and busy program, which he hopes 10 carry out during the year.
 Another item which will probably come up at the meeting of the exec utire committee is the question of the bronze tablet for the honor roll. Mir. Giannoia is anxious 10 know what I has become of the tablet, which. had been ordered by the committee in charge. He said that the committee will find out what has become of the | project and win make an effort to hurry the job along as much as possi- l ble.
 Mrs. Hanna Warren 1 Mrs. Hanna Warren, a resident of kensington for many ycars died last night al St. Mary's Home, West Hart ford. She leaves sister. Mrs. Nora | Roche; two nephews. Lawyer Henry P. Roche Of New Britain and Rev. ]. Warren Roche of Derby. and a niece Miss Katherine Roche of New Brit ain. The funeral win be held tomor- row morning at o'clock in St. Mary's chapel, West Hartford. Burial will be in Middlotown.
 starts Lumber Company
 Pasqualc Giannotta, Kensinston contractor. is now getting ready to open 2 new business in Kensington. He will deal in lumber and the firm tt.tn notta Lumber To. The yard is locat- ed on Harding street and a large building was recently erected there 10 house the lumber. Cars have been unloading there for the past few days.
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 The Motherhood club Of Berlin will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Henry Suprcnant. The sub iect Of tho afternoons discussion will be Religion in the Home" Mrs Arr thur Woodruff will be the leader. Following the meeting a social time will be enjoyed.
 Child Is Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Flanagan of Hartford are receiving congratulations on the birth Of a daughter at St. Francis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Flan- agan are well known in Berlin.
 Attractive Display
 An attractive display of articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be found on tho tables tomorrow eyc- ming. when the Christmas sale of the 1 Woman's Aid socftfr of the Rcrlin i Congregational church opens. The ] fancy work articles. tho interesting | stories on the book table and the | many other appropriate gifts will ! make if worth the while of the people i 10 attend. Ice cream and cake viii | be on sale. Mystery packages for the 1 children will be provided and food 1 will also be on sale.
 Married ss. SingIeS
 The single men. always hounds for trouble. arc again looking for a dis l turbancc and they will again pick on | Inc hest ones to give if 10 them. They are going to challenge the married men 10 mortal combat. 10 wit, game of basketball. '
 Franklin Boardman this morning stated that fhc single men want a game with the married delegation dnN liHlE DefDfF NGA BfdF & Hdt- ' ne game will probably be played at tho town hall.
 . II is expected that the married men. should they accept. will have a lineup. Henry DeminE Of Inc Savings bank. one Of their crack osscrs Of last year. will probably bc Dn the court. Leon Hall will also lon the uniform. fl is expected. Red" Austin. a newcomer to the -snks Of the married men. will also how his abilities. He formerly was star with the wofthington Athletic .lub. The single men will have Goodrich. 5osrdman. Pickett. Russell and How : lrd Hall to battle for them. according o indications. Lei the married men tart the New Year right by licking he young ups;arts. No one believes hey can. bat they might as well try. ven if thtr do Ett well banged up in Dc attempt
 Ea-t T;crIin Itcms
 The reeuiar msctinr of tho Knights . .f Tsthiae win Fr held st their hs1I [ his e"cHiTz at inc usual hour.
 grerre SteJ'sr las tecn cnnHned Q his homo on Main street by illness. 2