New Britain herald., 1923-09-17

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ANan asAt snndsY sfteTHeea, lheFe le
meet tAe team ~ that ionR IN hsssls.
The manager Of the AKea team suffer
I'd = painful aeeideRt sheFt tims sge
snd ihe samr siil hs fer his hsnsflt.
The loeal team mas oftsred the usual
guarantee f0F playing the game, hut
refused il Immediately, and will play
Aith0nt compensation.
sddili0as heias Buiil
The heme Of Mrs, HenFE GEsham ef
Hudson street has been moved back
on the property a short distance and
addition 10 neN in The course Of con
siFuetlaa en- the trent 81 the building
An addition is being built on the
home Of tester neming Of Galnia's
hill,
Leaves rar ilais
Louis ], Prey proprietor at The
Depot luHeh, left saturday for itals
where he sill psy a visit 10 his par
enis, vino live in that country, lie
expects 10 be some about three weeks
Attendance D. large
The attendance at the Rally day
service Of the ReFlin Congregational
church sehaoi yesterday was extreme,
~ large, being attended by many
adults as well as children. The mas.
tor gave an address appropriate 20 the
day and remarks were also given h.
several ~ the sunday school officials,
Following the service the Sunday
fehaol picture was taken on the lawn
by Everett Turner Of New Britain, a
farmer iierlin resident. Mr. Turner
also took pictures Of the American
Legion parade in New Britain satur.
day
The Sunday school orchestra rem
dored several selections and its work
Was highly spoken of.
ATTENDS Ministers Conference
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske OF the Berlin
congregational church was In Hart.
ford attending the conference OF MIN
listers which Is IN session In that city.
Grange Fair Closes
The Rerlln grange fair closed n
successful run OF three nights satur.
haS' Prizes were awarded as follows:
s2"' Hay brown of birmingham.
Niass.; SIS. T. y. Hennesoy. Hartford; |
40, Leslie Watkins New Britain: az. |
7: U. Hennesey. Hartford; portable |
amp Bernice Michaels. Kensington. |
I'VE pounds OF candy. Mrs Ezra Good. /
LIch. kensington; v gold piece. Harry
oould, Jr.: spot light. George y. Car
Ter: bed quilt. Miss Julia Crane
Claude w Stevens. master OF The
grange stated today; The fair was
cry successful. The committee work-
"a hard and deserves. the thanks of
~ the grange members for its Of
'orts." 40
10 Hold Open Meeting
corn and dog" roast will he
,e'u al the Holmouist homestead In.
\ ensington tomorrow evening for
members of the Grange and their
rlonds All prospective candidates
or membership in the grange have
llso been invited. There will he !
lusical selections. refreshments and {
'eneral good time for all. Corn and
not dogs will be plentiful and those ]
ttending will be able TO eat their {
II OF all the food provided. (
A large class OF candidates vii, he I
Inflated this fall and those in charge
I the roast have invited them so
nat they may become acquainted with q
ne members OF the organization. q
sued For $1,000 {
Papers have. been served BY Con
table Frank Brown ON Edward Cozy c
kensington, who has been named !
efendant in an action for 1000 C
rought by Charles Clark of New t
ritain through Attorney T. ]. Ca t
elus. The action is based on an al b
ged automobile accident in New i
ritain about four weeks ago. The h
rit is returnablc in the city court of p
ew Britain on the first Monday In f
ctober a
Items of Interest
Mrs. Ruth Post of the Berlin Saw
gs bank has returned to her duties v
ter enjoying two weeks vacation, c
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson o
tent the weekend with relatives in r
bridgeport. tt
Fast Berlin Items. h
The Social Five" will meet at the b
'me of Mrs. George Pollard on Cot Fl
se street Wednesday afternoon. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Dellis Lord and h
tighter of Meriden were the guests b
relatives on Wilcox avenue over p
e weekend. u
The Progressive Reading circle ia
III hold their first meeting of the d.
ason at the home of Mrs. Charles H
elson on Main street Tuesday eve al
n.y. r
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeMore of Cot al
ge street attended the Springfield
,position at Springfield, Mass. Sun
Y. ae
Carl Lund of this place left Satur- be
Y for Bethlehem, Pa, where he will by
end Lehigh university. tn
G. Clarence Lund, who has been ii