New Britain herald., 1923-01-26

and what 1t intends to do in the fuf ture. The purpose of the meeting will be to arouse public interest in the activities of the organization. The next meeting of the post will be held | February s.
 The committee appointed to make plans for the public meeting consists of Representative Arthur Benson, w. R. Moore, Harry McKeon, Pasquale Giannotti, Frank McKeon, Ambrose Barrett, Joseph Wilson, Paul Baker. 1 Dr. Matthew Griswold and Comman- der James F.. Corr. The committee will meet next Thursday evening at T. A. B. hall, Kensington.
 About Is members will attend the meeting in New Britain tomorrow evening, at which National Comman- der Alvin M. Owsley will speak. The members of the Berlin post are look ing forward to this event, as they feel that they will learn much about how to make BoIton-Kasica post a greater success. The meeting tomorrow eve- ming is to be held in the Central Grammar school.
 J. T. MOlumphy Funeral
 The funeral of John T. Moumphy of Kensington, who died Wednesday afternoon, will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at 1:30 o'clock from the fu- neral rooms of the B. c. Porter Co.,, Court street, New Britain. Rev. Sam uel A. Fiske of the Berlin Congrega- tiona church will officiate. Burial' will be in Mape cemetery, Berlin.
 Boy Scout News
 The Berlin troop of Boy Scouts will hold it's weekly meeting this eve ming with the scoutmaster. Members of the troop from East Berlin will be present and the work of the evening will be to prepare members for their various tests, tenderfoot, second class and first class It is expected that some winter hikes will be taken in a short time to aid prospective first class scouts to pass their cooking and tracking tests. The boys are interest ed in the work and large, atten- dance is recorded each week Several applications have recently come into the hands of the scoutmaster, but have, not been acted upon.
 ne NellSlIlSlOH lIOOp, INO. ilSiu Q meeting last evening, at which most of the members were present. This troop is also occupied in taking the various tests.
 Hold Whist Party.
 A whist party was held at the home of Miss Laura Sticquer or Hotchkiss street, Kensington, last evening. "A large number of guests was present and several tables were in progress during the evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. J., Pagan and Earl Hourne.
 Miss Padclli Entertains. Miss Adele Padelli of Main street, entertained number of friends at bridge at her home last evening. A buffet lunch was served. , Prizes were awarded Misses Catherine ucGill and Bernice Michaels.
 To Elect Officers. Officers for the ensuing year will ,e elected by the members of the T. . \. B. drum corps at meeting Mon- lay evening at S:15 o'clock at T. A. 3. hall. Several applications for I will be acted upon. Re- T lOTIS TUT tHc past year VIII diSO Dt iven by the retiring officers.
 Rendered. Shower.
 Mrs. Raymond Messier was ten cred linen shower by her friends t Lloyd hall, Kensington, last eve ing. Vocal selections were rendered y several of the guests during the vening and refresamen5s were arved.
 Items of Interest.
 Mrs. Samuel A. lTiske, who frac- ired her wrist, when she fell on the e in Hartford a few days ago, is DIV getting along nicely. Several -ray pictures have been taken of the jured member.
 Regal Review of the Maccabees i'll hold a meeting this evening at clock at T. 4. E. hall, Kensington.
 East Berlin Items.
 The local members of the Boy outs will attend a meeting Of their oop in Berlin this evening Henry Bailey spent Thursday as the lest of friends in Meriden. Mrs. Amos Bourgeois is confined r her home on lower Main street . th an attack Of the grip.